I purchased a 2015 Kia Soul from here today...This was the best experience I have had in a very…read morelong time..My sales man was JP..he is the most kind gentleman .. He was very informative on everything ..Took his time with me,and made sure I understood everything ...It was a JOY to deal with him and Corey..They are really AWESOME guys..I'm glad i found them Annamae M.

horrible car dealership my engine light came on 2 days after purchase of the vehicle.read more

I purchased a 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander from Spitzer Toyota (Monroeville, PA), and…read moreunfortunately, my ownership experience has been plagued by significant safety recalls, mechanical failures, and frustrating service hurdles. While the vehicle has potential, the reliability and initial customer support have been far below Toyota's reputation. Major Issues Encountered: Safety Recalls: Shortly after purchase, the vehicle was hit with the June 2024 side curtain airbag recall. Knowing that safety features might not deploy correctly in a brand-new family SUV is deeply concerning. Drivetrain & Electronic Glitches: I experienced persistent noise and vibration from the front CV joints/axles. Initially, the service department dismissed my concerns, claiming the vehicle was "fine." It was only after I insisted on a ride-along with a technician that they finally acknowledged the technical failure. It took several appointments to get this "annoying" and "noisy" issue resolved. Hybrid Battery Failure: My wife was driving when the dashboard lit up with every conceivable warning (Engine, Transmission, Airbags, Toyota Safety Sense). The car entered "limp mode," refusing to go over 30 mph. Toyota kept the car for an entire month to replace the hybrid battery chip. While a loaner was provided, a total battery system failure on a new vehicle is unacceptable. Power Liftgate Malfunction: Most recently, the trunk sensor has failed. The liftgate opens electronically but refuses to close via the button. Because it is a power system, closing it manually is difficult and counterintuitive. Driving Dynamics: The driving experience is significantly less refined than other Toyota models I've driven. Specifically, the braking system is not very responsive compared to the regular Highlander or the Toyota Venza. It lacks the "bite" you expect in a large SUV. Furthermore, you cannot drive this vehicle aggressively; it feels less comfortable and less satisfactory in its handling than the standard Highlander. Verdict: Between the mechanical defects and the initial struggle to have my concerns taken seriously by the service team, I cannot recommend the 2024 Grand Highlander. For a vehicle at this price point, I expected much higher quality control and a more proactive service experience.

Called the service department today because my 2008 Prius would not turn off. I got the service…read morereceptionist and told her my issue. She place me on hold and came back with a message from the service advisor. I told her that the information she gave didn't work so she put me back on hold and when she came back I was told that there is nothing that they could do over the phone and to have my car towed there and there would look at it. Now given the symptoms, won't power off, no dash lights and the tailgate won't unlock, it is a bad combination meter (which as a trained mechanic you should know). That took two minutes to research but given the car was still running I hoped they could tell me how to turn it off. Instead they were hoping to make a buck or didn't want to take the time to help a customer out. Reading further which is my fault, all you needed to do is hold the power button in for 5 seconds and it will turn off. Nevertheless, if that is the expected response from a trained service advisor then I am no longer taking my car to Spitzer Toyota in Monroeville.

Terrible service. When I picked up my VW after a state inspection and 60k service, the engine…read morelight was on and my turn signal bulb was out. No one checked to make sure the engine light was not on before they returned the car to me. Further, the service department does not answer their phone or check their voicemails. Not one employee apologized or for the inconvenience when I returned. After the engine light came on again a day later, I escalated the issue to the general manager hoping for someone to take some accountability and was surprised to find that he did not care about the case or about my business. He actually stated that if I "had a bad experience, I should not come back". He made no attempt to win back my loyalty or take any accountability. This was crazy to me because I am in the market for a new VW. I will definitely not be buying it at Day. My recommendation as a savvy VW driver and reasonable human being is to never visit this dealership for sales or service.

My wife and I were very pleased with the service we received at Imports by Day while purchasing our…read morenew VW Passat this past week. Craig and Brad were extremely knowledgeable, professional and displayed a high level of customer service. My wife had driven a Subaru for the past 6 years and had several questions regarding the safety and performance of the vehicle. They not only knew their product line but also their competitors. They went above and beyond to describe the technology and engineering that went into the many safety features available in the Passat without downgrading the competition. A major deciding factor of our purchase was the ability to take the Passat home overnight to get a real life feel for driving the car before we made the purchase. Test drives are nice but until you take it on your daily routine you don't know how well it will perform. In addition to the numerous safety features that my wife was insistant on, the Passat has plenty of gadgets, a ton of power, is very spacious, and looks "gorgeous" as my wife would say! We would highly recommend not only the Passat but more importantly Imports by Day for their amazing customer service and selection of vehicles. Great experience overall!

Nino Fischetti - Service Advisor listened to my problem, scheduled a visit, and was very helpful in…read moreassisting me. He is friendly and listens to customers, a nice way to do business - for both of us.

Absolutely pathetic and embarrassing. I spent six hours at the dealership. They had full knowledge…read moremy co-signer or primary was a California resident living in California and still ran a hard inquiry on his credit, only to much later say they couldn't proceed because he wasn't in Pennsylvania. This was after multiple sessions of paperwork and test drives. This wasted our time and impacted his credit. My family and I have purchased 4 cars from this dealership, and we will not be returning again. I am extremely frustrated with the entire process today. Egregiously disappointing process and poor communication.

fast service great pricing…read more knowledgeable mechanics Dropped my car off in the morning and it was repaired and back on the road the same day

I have an older vehicle and am always nervous about taking it to a shop for repairs as I do not…read morewant to sink a bunch of cash into the vehicle. I took my car to Mount Carmel and was totally blown away by the professionalism and care shown to me. Keith is my mechanic and I am totally satisfied with his work and the prices are acceptable. I had my car back in record time and I've taken it back again for the yearly inspection. I so appreciated how pleasant Keith is to work with. He kept me informed and answered my questions so I could understand. I would refer Mount Carmel and Keith to anyone. I'm confident they won't be dissatisfied.

My daughter bought a 2000 Kia Optima the end of September 2024. The finance person sold us an…read moreextended warranty from the "reliable" company they use called EasyCare. I had to fully purchase the warranty up front, which I did for 5 years. Within 2 months lights came on in the vehicle and my daughter took it to a Kia dealer where she was in college. The dealer told her that there was zero oil in the vehicle which is very strange and performed an oil change. We contacted Cochran about the issue and they refused to fix the issue or take a look at the vehicle. We continued to monitor the oil and got regular oil changes as required by the warranty company. In August of 2025, as my daughter was on her way back to college, her car started smoking and we had to take it to have it assessed. The bill to fix the oil issue then had moved to an issue with the engine. We submitted the bill to the warranty company and they would not cover it after repeatedly submitting oil change receipts with details. It didn't matter that we changed the oil according to their requirements they still denied the claim stating that the prior owner likely did not change it according to their requirements. I had to pay over $4k out of pocket in less than a year to have the engine replaced. At that time, I opted to cancel the extended warranty after learning from that dealership that Easycare rarely accepts claims, she had battled them on many occasions and rarely has good news for customers on their claims. I called Cochran and worked with Mike the finance person on my warranty cancelation. I explained to him that I paid in full for it and that the refund for the balance of the warranty should go directly to me, not to the balance of the car loan that is in my daughter's name. He explained that it would take up to 90 days for the refund. I called and followed up a few times and he told me it was in process. After 3 months, he stopped following up with me. I found out that the refund was put into my daughter's balance of her car loan instead of sent to me. I am owed an explanation - not only did I pay in full up front for this warranty, they would not fix an issue that arose within 2 months of having the vehicle, the warranty company would not accept the claim, so I'm out a lot of money to have it fixed and then on canceling the warranty, they did not refund me - they refunded my daughter by taking it from the balance of her loan. To boot, nobody at Cochran Mazda is providing me with any explanation of why this happened and why they are not responding to my emails or calls over the last 5 months. I've emailed and called Mike asking for an explanation, given him plenty of time to get back to me. I've called the other finance manager Tony - but his voicemail inbox is full. I've messaged them on their website and was told someone would get back to me ASAP - have not heard from anyone.

This dealership performed a routine maintenance on my 2021 Mazda. I was given a loaner to drive…read morewhile the service was performed. The loaner car was dirty and had very little gas in it. When I returned to the dealership to pick up my vehicle and return the loaner, no one greeted me. I approached the manager who was seated at his desk. He told me he would be with me momentarily. I waited while several Mazda employees came in and out of the showroom. I was never acknowledged. I am waiting still as I type this review. Wretched customer service.

I had been a loyal customer for 11 years. Until recently, they provided consistently…read moreabove-and-beyond excellent service and always gave fair and honest accessments for all my car repairs needed on a mini cooper and mini countryman. When the countryman died of engine failure at over 110k miles, in June I purchased another older mini cooper. This is when our relationship changed. It was burning oil at an alarming rate, smoke was coming out of the exhaust, almost always after idling for a lengthy time and sometimes upon starting the car. I had it accessed by Murrysville Auto and a part replaced with the stipulation being that might and might not resolve the issue pointing to possible engine issues. Fair enough. I was glad to have honest information to make the decision. When it still exhibited smoke from the exhaust, I immediately made another appointment to have it reaccessed. This time, instead of Cody (owner) who always had relayed the information to me in the past, his mother, Jerrie (President) gave me info stating no further repairs were needed or recommended, that it was burning oil and the solution offered was for me to simply check the oil EVERY DAY. At this point, I questioned outloud to Jerrie in person if they were trying to tell me they didn't want my business any longer. She assured me that was not the case. We then talked and, with Cody in the conversation, as well, a rebuilt engine was found with a cost of installation being 15k. I agreed, thinking a total engine replacement would fix the issues. Before I could pay, I needed to transfer funds for next business day. In the meantime, a new light came on -- the engine reduced power light. This was a new symptom and my research showed it might mean more than an engine alone. I could not, with this new info, afford to pay 15k and not have a total solution so canceled the order for the engine. Now, Murrysville Auto lets me know the seller of the engine was charging a restock fee of 1600. This restock fee was not divulged to me on my paperwork which is unlawful and non-binding in PA. To just be done with the transaction and move on, I agreed to pay 1600. But then, Cody tells me it is actually more than 1600. I stand by the 1600 relayed to me and pay that. Soooo, bottom line I stand by my intuition that Murrysville Auto wanted to sever business relations with me, though I had been a long-time loyal customer and always paid my repairs in full, on the spot, with no questions on pricing or suggested repairs until this car purchased in June, less than 3 months and less than 1500 miles ago. By having Jerrie and not Cody give me the latest non-repair advice of simply checking oil EVERY.SINGLE.DAY which is ludicrous to charging and not divulging a restock fee (first, I would never back out of a contract except I had new vital info), it seems obvious that I will not be continuing my service with them for this car or any other. I have no idea what changed to come to their final ways of doing business, but it is what it is. They are not the same trusted business that I came to trust and rely on all these years.

I first brought my car to Murrysville Auto Clinic (MAC) so long ago that I honestly can't remember…read morethe exact year--it's been at least 15 years. What I do remember, however, is that from that very first experience onward, they have always treated me with honesty, respect, and fairness. That kind of consistency is rare, and it's the reason I've remained a loyal customer ever since. Over the years, I've recommended MAC to colleagues, friends, and even my own family members, including my father. A couple of them mentioned that they thought MAC might be "a bit too pricey," but I've always felt that was an unfair assessment. In my experience, their pricing is not only reasonable but also reflects the quality of their work and the integrity of their service. When you're dealing with something as important as your vehicle, "cheap" is not the standard you should be aiming for--fairness and trustworthiness are. And that's exactly what MAC delivers. One of the things that sets MAC apart is how often they've gone above and beyond for me. On several occasions, they've helped me out without hesitation and without expecting anything in return. That kind of generosity and customer-first attitude is almost unheard of in the auto repair industry. To me, that's worth far more than saving a few dollars at a shop that might cut corners or treat customers like transactions instead of people. My car is now 22 years old and has plenty of miles on it, yet it still runs like new. That's not luck--it's the direct result of the care and expertise of the team at MAC. They've kept my vehicle reliable and safe far beyond what most people would expect from a car of its age. That kind of outcome doesn't happen without skilled, dedicated mechanics who take pride in their work. What I value most about MAC is that they've earned my trust. In an industry where it's notoriously difficult to find honest and competent mechanics, I know I can rely on them to give me straightforward advice, do the job right, and treat me fairly every single time. Their loyalty to their customers is unwavering, and that's why my loyalty to them has never wavered either. In short, MAC is more than just an auto repair shop--they're a team of professionals who genuinely care about their customers and their community. They've earned my respect, my gratitude, and my continued business. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone who values honesty, fairness, and quality in auto care.

Not trust worthy to sell you a car and then back it up. They need to stand behind the car they sell…read moreyou.

I have purchased a car with JD byrider and within a week or two the engine light came on so I…read morecalled made an appointment took the car in they said something was wrong with the sensor or something like that I don't know the air or something I couldn't I don't know I'm not a mechanic so they looked at the car and they told me like I said it was something wrong with the engine not getting the correct ear or whatever then they also told me I had bad brakes and bad rotors well my first question was why would you sell me a card not only did you put my life in danger but you put whoever was in my vehicle in danger knowing the brakes and the rotors were bad and the engine so took the car and they fixed it gave it back to me the same day within 2 days the engine light came on again I called and made another appointment and they would not return my phone calls so I filed a complaint with their corporate you can look it up and also I found a complaint with let me find the information File Complaints - State Attorney General's Office: They investigate consumer fraud and can take action against dealerships. - Better Business Bureau (BBB): Helps mediate disputes. - Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Oversees deceptive trade practices nationwide. - Consider Legal Action - Individual Lawsuit: You can sue for breach of contract, fraud, or violation of consumer protection laws. - Class Action Lawsuit: If multiple customers were affected, a lawyer may consolidate cases into a class action. This is common when a dealer has a pattern of hiding damage or selling unsafe cars. - Auto Fraud Attorney: Specialized lawyers can advise if your case qualifies for class action or if you should pursue individually. JD Byrider Corporate Headquarters - Address: 12802 Hamilton Crossing Blvd., Carmel, IN 46032 - Phone: (317) 249-3000 - Customer Service Email: customerservice@byrider.com - General Contact Email: info@byrider.com Sources: So I found a complaint with both of them I did get response from them so after I filed the complaint they did take my car in and fixed it again . And I just had a friend just bought a car from JD byrider in the same thing happened again to my friend so they are doing this to a lot of people and it's not fair I hope this information given will help some people