Smooth transaction, bought a solid 2005 Honda crv. Smooth transaction. Overall great experience,…read morewide variety of vehicles to choose from.

There are a lot of car dealers up and down Aurora, and of the used car dealers, Lucino of Super…read moreAmerica is the only one I trust. I cannot speak for a dealership I did not do business with, but have read Yelp and Google reviews. I bought a good used car here three years ago, and outside of oil changes and a few added fluids the car has gotten me to work and back home every time. Lucino and his family hand pick every car they sell. Although they are higher priced, they are worth it, because you can count on them. And should something go wrong, Lucino is quick to offer a free fix or at worst, charge a reasonable labor fee at cost, which would be rare if it should happen-- in other words, Lu is a cherry picker, and he likes cream puffs, both of which you will find here, but at this "grocer" of cars, there are no lemons. Lucino also finances in house for those who cannot go through the banks like me, and for that I am very grateful because nobody really likes taking the bus, and often the car will get you there four to five times faster. Thanks Lu and to the whole family!

Brian was great to work with. He gave us a fair price for our trade-in and worked with us on the…read moreprice of the new to us vehicle. He was straight forward and honest.

You probably wonder why the reviews are all mix. That probably answers your question best. Don't…read morecome here! Save the headache. I they just quick to get any penny out of you. Dealerships shouldn't be this hard. They kept calling me and bothering me till I gave in the biggest mistake of my life.....

I've waited almost a week to write this review, because I was frustrated after our experience and…read morewanted some time to think about it. Last Saturday, my partner spoke with Jim about a Honda Civic. Jim asked my partner to speak with John, who was in the office that day. When we arrived, John was incredibly friendly. He kept referring to my partner as "my friend," and showed us pictures of his recent trip to Ireland. He also immediately started talking to my partner as if the purchase of the car was a done deal. He accompanied us on a test drive of the vehicle. During the test drive, John mentioned taking the car onto the freeway, but then directed my partner back to the office after driving right down the street, circling a lot, and then driving back. When we arrived back at the office, John pulled out some paperwork and gave it to my partner. Again, he was acting as if the transaction was a done deal. When we started trying to negotiate with him, everything changed. "My friend" went straight out the window, his smile turned into a frown, and he said to us twice that he wouldn't have had us come all the way down there if he had known that we were going to try to negotiate. What car dealership expects customers to purchase a vehicle without negotiation? I had to bite my tongue to keep from telling him that he didn't have us come down there, and that we chose to come take a look at the vehicle. At one point, he pulled the old "let me go talk to my boss" routine and stepped outside for a few minutes. When he returned, he refused to negotiate. Needless to say, we did not purchase the vehicle. And also needless to say, we do not recommend this business.

I have a hard time giving this company a perfect 5.0 review, but they did do a good job and I…read morewanted to write about my experience. I recently went to look at a 4Runner from them. I arrived to a shop that looked like an abandoned building, but inside was filled with beautiful classics. I'm only talking about this so that if anyone in the future decides to look into this company ahead of time, just know you are in the right spot when you pull up to a white, abandoned-looking building. Here's what this place did great, and here's where they went wrong: Right off the bat, when I walked in the door, they had the carfax report on the table and were very open about the 2 crashes the car had been in. I appreciated that. This 4Runner I was looking at also happened to have extensive documented maintenance, that was prepared and on the table for me to view when I walked in. We then took this 4Runner out to the shipyards near magnolia where I was given free rein to drive it around. This 4Runner was a manual. The clutch was seriously wrong, and it was noticeable. It did not have transmission issues, but the clutch pedal was not effective and it was tough to drive, so it was noticeable. We drove it around for a little bit and headed back to the shop where I sat down to look at the maintenance records they had available. This particular 4Runner had a lot of clutch work done, so I was concerned. I brought it up to Alex, and he recommended to take the 4Runner into their shop to get it fixed before they were to sell it. That was much appreciated. They didn't try to shrug me off and move on to another customer and try to sell a broken 4Runner for $14k to the next customer, they stopped, addressed the problem, and tried to move on. In my opinion, that's how business should be done. Kudos Here's where I believe they went wrong. They were trying to sell a 4Runner with 90% of the factory options for the price of a 4Runner that had 100% of the factory options. When you go on used car markets elsewhere, you could find that exact car for $8500-10k easily because nobody wants a 4Runner without all the 4x4 factory options. To make things worse, they were trying to sell that 4Runner with clutch issues. In my opinion, that is not how you do business. They had already taken the time to do repairs on the 4Runner ahead of time, the clutch pedal should've been addressed prior to listing or the price should've been lowered. I wish this team the best of luck selling that 4Runner, and I wish you luck on finding a car that's right for you. If you decide to come here, make sure to ask for Alex. He's about as stand up as a dealership salesman can come. I will still recommend this shop to anyone looking for specifics. To me, this shop appears to only buy specific cars that are in high demand due to rarity, price, etc. so they might have what you're looking for. I should also add that even though they had some questionable ethics, this shop was the most honest dealership I've been to in the last 3-4 weeks and I've been inside 7 different shops across the Seattle area this month. P.s. I ended up buying a truck of Facebook marketplace. I went to this shop with the intention of buying the 4Runner, but was turned off by them asking $13,900 for a 4Runner without the factory lockers and with clutch issues. You can find the same 4Runner on Facebook marketplace for anywhere between $8,500-10k because nobody wants a 4x4 4Runner without the factory lockers.

Having recently graduated from school, I was in the market for a commuter car. I narrowed it down…read moreto the brand I wanted then did extensive research on years and models. One of top top cars, a Lexus ES350, came on the market at EZ Deals. It was 10 years old but only had 66k miles so I was interested. I reached out online and they promptly sent me the Carfax. The car had a clean title, extensive service history, and no accidents. It was time for a test drive! The car performed exceptionally well. After the test drive, Sam (the father) made a great deal even better by offering me the car for a lower price than was listed online. I decided to sleep on it. The next morning, I saw another 2013 ES350 online priced for $2k more WITH a rebuilt title, so I knew I couldn't pass up on the detail. I messaged Ari (the son) to let him know I'd be coming in the buy the car if the offer was still on the table. When I got there, Sam told me he was a man of his word and that he'd honor the killer deal he offered me the day before. As I was filling out the paperwork, Ari told me a local Lexus dealership had tried to buy the car from them that morning so they could get away with selling another 2013 ES350 with a clean title but more miles for $5k above EZ Deals' offer. I don't know how they do it, but Sam and Ari sell exceptional cars for unbeatable prices. Not only that, but they personally drive every car they sell for a few days each to make sure they live up to their standards. Sam previously owned an auto mechanic shop, and Ari worked for 12 years at Toyota, so they understand quality car mechanics and customer service. They won't sell a car they wouldn't trust their family members to drive. Can't wait to buy from them again!

I have spent the last week trying to find the right car (Prius). The process was frustrating,…read moreexhausting, and time-consuming! From chasing individual owners to slogging around used car lots, and dealing with 'attack' salesmen, Sam at EZ could not have been nicer! Refreshing. He was awesome! He and his son Ali run this family-owned business. There is no high-pressure BS. Sam let me test drive the car twice, once to visit my mechanic, who gave the thumbs-up! The car was clean and had many upgrades. Once the decision to buy was made, Sam made the purchase process exceptionally smooth. EZ Deals Auto Sales does not have a lot of cars on their lot, but the ones they do have are absolutely top-notch! If you're looking for a reliable used car, without a lot of high pressure, by all means, add EZ to your search.

I needed my car door fixed and they were very flexible letting me bring my car in anytime. It's an…read moreold car (1997) and other places said they couldn't work with it but these guys replaced the door for the insurance estimate price and did good work in a reasonable amount of time. Great experience.

Last summer, I was looking to purchase a used Mazda CX7. Around that time, and probably still,…read moreused CX-7's were highly sought after. No surprise given that they have a unique look and tend to run forever. It was difficult to even find a used CX-7with less than 100k miles. When I would find one, prices were generally pretty steep. While driving on Aurora, passing 87th, I spotted a nice-looking black CX-7 on the Babylon lot. I checked it out. the mileage was low, around 72k and the car looked to be in good shape. The owner at Babylon quoted me a price, which was very reasonable and he shared the vehicle history with me (which all checked out on carfax). The deal seemed so good that I felt sure there had to be some bad secret about the car I did not know. Al, the owner was very informative and low-pressure. When I asked, he had no problem with my taking the car up to Edmonds to have it checked out by my mechanic. He simply asked that I promise to bring the car back afterward. My mechanic confirmed the car was in very good structural and mechanical condition. He expressed no reservations with recommending that I buy the car. I drove the car back to Babylon, negotiated a price I felt was reasonable and became the car's new owner. I enjoyed the entire experience. I drive the car nearly every day and it has been trouble-free. Based on my experience, I am happy to recommend Babylon to others.

This is based on purchasing a vehicle late March. We found the vehicle online and scheduled a time…read moreto come drive it. The car salesman was Anthony and the finance guy was Jimmy. This was my first experience buying a car from a lot. It seemed like maybe there should have been another person there as Jimmy and Anthony were balancing a lot of different people and transactions. After deciding we wanted to vehicle, my husband and I went with the financing through Global Federal CU. The interest rate was good. There were a bunch of papers to sign. I wouldn't call Jimmy the most organized, however, everything was almost signed. He did have to send me an email asking me to sign a form that was missed. I think the whole experience was around 2-3 hours. Overall, the monthly payments for a 20K vehicle is what I expected and isn't breaking the bank. If we have to use the warranties, I'll update the review. Random FYIs: Our license plates were delayed due to some miscommunication. I can't recall exactly why. Our temporary plates were expired when we drove out to get the plates. That is also when we got the spare key which was at the other lot location. This doesn't impact the overall experience for me, stuff happens. But just FYI for those who are more particular.

First Chevy 2010 Tahoe didn't last 2 weeks then died. They tried to repair it and it went another 2…read moreweeks and died. Returned it and Lost $3000.00 and 3 months down time. Traded in for a Jeep Wrangler, When it was time for an oil change I found out they had the wrong dip stick in it that showed oil good at 1 qt. low. Now with a full 5 qt. of oil the engine rear main oil seal is leaking! I would not recommend buying any vehicles from them. They don't sell certified used vehicles just problems! Your on your own with this used car dealer. Junk

Don't get a car from here save urself from the headache and disappointment trust me I got my…read moredaughter a car from there and as soon as I got it I instantly regretted it and tryed to get in touch with the person who I worked with never answered my phone calls or text messages I did everything possible to make it a smooth transition to take the car back and I'm still stuck with a car that doesn't even work or drive way before 90 days total rip off this place

Found an awesome truck from Klean Carz. Truck has been a little bit of a project, but I'm thinking…read moreit was a heavy duty work truck from the previous owner. Klean Carz has been on top of it, providing parts and maintenance where necessary even though I have the truck. I recommend Klean Carz...even if you are buying a truck.

Smoothest purchase of a used car we've ever had. Reasonable price, and several months later it's…read morebeen a solid vehicle. Dealer was very genuine

Jesse runs a great lot. Came in to buy a car, it wasn't available anymore; but I ended up with a…read morebetter one. He sells great cars at very reasonable prices. I had a small issue with the car and he was responsive and had it fixed straight away. If I buy another vehicle in the future, I will buy from Jesse.