Moving to a new city is always stressful as it is. Add car shopping on top of that, and I swear I…read morealmost didn't even want to trade in the car that my wife and I had been trying to get rid of. We needed an SUV that's not only reliable but also comfortable for long drives, since we've been going back and forth between San Diego and Fresno. Enter Auto Depot... I'm just so glad I met Heady, who owns the place. He didn't just hook me up with what we were looking for, he went above and beyond and got me this sick looking Range Rover! Almost in perfect condition, low mileage, and literally a car I've dreamed of owning but never thought I'd be able to get right now. But it happened. And now I can definitely say, "I'm driving a dream vehicle of mine." The guys here really took care of me, literally all of them. I have zero complaints. From Joe, Manny, Sam, etc..... every one of these guys treated me and my time with so much respect. Usually, once you're done buying a car from an auto shop, especially a used car shop, good luck reaching out if something goes wrong with the car you purchased. Here, that was not an issue at all. After driving the car for 1,000 miles, the check engine light came on. Since it's a luxury vehicle, my heart just dropped. I thought it would be one of those several-thousand dollar repairs. I'm glad it wasn't! It turned out to be just a Range Rover software update that needed to be done at the dealership, easy and quick. But...... the way Heady handled that whole situation was above and beyond. Hands down, the best experience I've ever had when it comes to an auto/used car dealership. He didn't just take the car and have his mechanic look at it, he sent it over to Range Rover so they could clear the check engine light after the update. He even gave me a loaner, which he didn't have to do, and basically took care of everything until the update was complete. He kept me stress-free and handled the whole situation like a stand-up guy. I highly recommend Auto Depot to anyone in the market for a used car. They stand behind their vehicles and treat you with real respect. My experience buying a car from Auto Depot has been, without a doubt, the smoothest, easiest, most stress-free, hands down, the best! Thank you Auto Depot! And keep up the good work

This guy posted a car on social media that he's selling. We exchanged numbers, we talk about the…read morecar, sends me financing form to fill out, I ask details about the car... Jose posted the wrong mileage on the social media website. After getting approval, I asked to have the carfax sent to me. I received a car fax, it was for the wrong car, than I called him back to send me the correct one. Under the details of the car.... The mileage of the car is 28,000 miles more than what he posted online. I'm baffled and upset of these con artists. Watch what you buy.

Sold my daughter a salvaged vehicle. Ok that's fine. Said it just needed ac recharged. Nope needed…read morea whole new compressor and what not. Also failed to let us know that they didn't fully fix vehicle up to California's viss (vehicle inspection,/ brake and lamp inspection). Paid 2500 just to junk the dam thing. Said oh we know what people are going thru. We treat them like family.

I bought a truck from there a 2015 Silverado looked nice…read more But didn't last a day had a bad motor i out $6000 dollars as a down payment and its been about 2 months sense i gave the truck back still haven't got my money and they blocked my number from all there numbers they have I don't recommend this place

I was so impressed with the salesperson Neal Hadn't bought…read morecar for 30 years so didn't know what I was looking for. Neal found the perfect fit For me! And the payment I wanted too!! Neal treats you like family! I will be back Thanks for lunch Neal!! Will update in 3 months!

Don't go here , they make it look good but it's not. Think of Matilda's dad from the movie Matilda…read more They ask for reviews before you leave the shop with the car, but once you leave it's a different story they are fraudulent. GO TO A REAL DEALERSHIP

(Part 1 & 2 unable to fit check BBB-Complaints)…read more (Part 3=6/13/25) To think that things couldn't get any worse, the car wouldn't start about 1 month later, perhaps it was a bad battery. I didn't invest in jumper cables and we ended our membership with AAA. Darnit. I asked for a jump from my neighbor mechanic, he jumped me. I got then stranded at 7-11 off Shaw across from Fresno State. When I turned off the car waiting for a classmate that was helping me, he wanted to get donuts at the doughnut shop, the car was dead. It wouldn't even click over. He started asking people in the parking lot if they had jumper cables and could jump us. Then I reached out to a Muslim lady with a hijab and she didn't have jumper cables but offered to send someone over from the Mosque to help us get the car started. We waited in the parking lot for almost 40 min. no one came. (Part 4=6/13/25) By luck a man in the parking lot after continuing to ask for help had jumper cables and gave me a jump. I was then able to drive Gory to his stop almost on Herndon and I drove to Walmart based on the advise of Manni, go ahead and get jumper cables. I took the risk of stopping at Walmart it wouldn't start again. Luckily it did start after Walmart on Blackstone and Ashland and I drove home. A few days later I reached out to John again, & picked him up the day I was getting food picked up from the Mosque. We parked down off the street from the Mashhad and when it was time to pull forward the car wouldn't start. John called a friend who worked at Auto Zone and said we would be coming to check our battery. We went there the battery was low when checked and actually was totally the wrong battery for the car=a go cart battery. To replace the battery with the the core charge removed and the correct size etc, it would cost $240.00. I requested Manni pay half threw Zelle and he wanted a cheaper battery, and was concerned if it wasn't the battery whatever is draining it would kill a new battery and we would be out more money. Basically the cars running better with the correct battery now. Manni said we'll just sell the car and get a better car in a few months, so he can save up. When he came home from work and he drove past Larry's Auto Sales, there were a whole lot of used cars in the parking lot. He said lets go there and get a different car? I said. You're kidding right? He blamed me for wanting the lemon he bought at Larry's. I replied I was wore down Manni from searching day and night, for him to find a car, using up my savings for a Toyota truck what I really wanted and searched for on our home eventually since all the prospects I sought out through private party he declined. I was exhausted at the amount of time wasted that there was no call or show from people I would answer their ad's to meet at Tower Automotive where Robert let me know he would look over a potential sale option for me for free. The months of being without wheels, taking the bus to do laundry, the sacrifices I made. The scams I dealt with from car private sellers on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and Offer Up online. I was wore out. When we finally went to Larry's I had already made a verbal agreement I would pay full rent, plus monthly shared expenses for the month on the condition, buy a reliable vehicle for us, that month. After seeing the lemons he was thinking about getting, Ford Sedan-sitting on a corner, took it to Robert, all kinds of issues, a VW Jetta that was dead on the car lot, corner of Olive and Blackstone, windows didn't work, and back door locks didn't work. He really wanted that VW Jetta. I was so frustrated with him after I explained that car dealers usually purchase their cars from a auction, mark up the price ¾ times the original sale of the vehicle beyond Kelly Blue Book, (I told Manni to compare prices after assessing off Kelly Blue Book-just because you pay more for a car doesn't mean it's quality according to Consumer rating), (our car Kelly Blue book value is @ time of sale=$1,677.00) to make a sale. The Mercedes was a compromise for me when we were at the dealership because the condition for me was I was able to put a full bicycle in the back, it was tan and cream, which I liked. I wanted something reliable, economical, not crazy in gas and minimal maintenance. When I was home and he surprised me with the car-I had no idea he paid for the car AS IS for around $4,200.00. We didn't receive our tags or actual pink slip from Larry's Automotive, till past 30 days. I was so frustrated and tired from the craziness! After all I have been through with this car-, scams, day and night searches and trying to reach out for a sale in private party=I'm not in the space to go through all this stuff again. (Part 5=6/13/25) My friend that works a Fresno county job said the the dealerships in Fresno are no good, you're better off looking in Modesto, Stockton, or surrounding areas, Manpreet bought you guys a lemon.

I was so dumb and locked my keys in the car. Luckily Jason was able to come out pretty quickly and…read morehelp out. Dude is such a goat I'm so appreciative for him to come save the day.

I had the easiest car buying experience in my life. Everything was explained in detail. No hassle,…read morestraight forward and honest. Moe, your the man. Thank you for getting us in and out and putting a smile on my wife's face.

I would give zero stars if I could. This place is crooked, they also don't return calls, including…read moreyou, Maddy J, who's responding to all of these reviews. I dropped off a letter on behalf of our client due to you sending him a car that was undrivable after he drove it to you for repair. Your service manager Ray is super rude, Gus was worthless, and you never responded to the letter we left for you. You're stating in all these responses here that you want to rectify situations but you don't. Do not go to this place, they will rip you off and leave you with a broken car. They also do not honor the "lifetime warranty" they claim to provide. Maddy J - how about you respond to the letter we left for you? We left it with Gus and I have a photo of him receiving it since he wouldn't sign for it. Each of your responses below is the same without any resolution.

Having read the reply, here is mine…read more They had claimed it cost $1500 to ship a vehicle from Fresno to the Oregon Coast. $1500 is what it costs to ship a vehicle from the East Coast to the West Coast. A bit of research on my end showed the cost to ship from Fresno to the Oregon Coast is $500. This business does not know their own business and the leadership is not smart enough to find out the particulars. The objective in sales is TO MAKE THE SALE. This does involve negotiations. It also requires flexibility. These attributes are MIA at this dealership. They did show plenty of 'tude though! Had they taken a more positive approach, a sale was possible and since I had my best friend making a trip from the Oregon Coast to SoCal, he could have stopped by, traded in my car, picked up the one I wanted and there would have been a sale made. 2 months after I tried and was unable to deal with such a difficult dealership, the car I wanted finally did sell. That represents 2 months of dead money. Make sales quickly, get the money back plus some profit, buy another vehicle and keep the ball rolling! That is how to do it. Those 2 months are now gone FOREVER. What remains is my bad feelings over the experience with this dealership. Remember folks, they told me that it would be better for them to watch a vehicle collect dust on the lot than to make deals. Do you really want to do business with this kind of business? Adding some to the dealership's second reply: The $500 shipping rate from Fresno to the Oregon Coast was found by using a search engine to look up vehicle shipping companies. If you are paying $500 to ship a vehicle from LA to Fresno, you are overpaying. Go down to a temporary employment agency. Hire some drivers to take to the auction. $100 or so for the driver, $40 or less for the gas and a stop at In-N-Out for a meal comes out a lot less than $500. The best time to sell is when you have a willing buyer. You failed to cash in and get the sale. The objective is to get to YES. You think you can dictate to the market what the price is? eBay is full of unsold listings where sellers try this kind of move. Those who let the market forces decide the value work though. It's called capitalism. This system seems to work rather well! Anyways, all it will take is someone reading this review and our exchanges to realize that your dealership is difficult to work with.

Buying process went smooth definitely recommend... wally and max made the buying process so easy…read more Good car, good people...

Bought a car here a while ago and this is one of the best dealerships to interact with. They're…read moresuper helpful and kind!

From the owner: Once you buy a car from us you won't go anywhere else! We try to find the best deals for YOU, and…read moreare honest of what all your options are to ensure you are in the right vehicle.

I decided to take my chances at this dealership since they offer quite a few manual transmissions…read morevehicles. Overall my experience was good. I went to see the vehicle that I wanted, asked the right questions, and made sure of the conditions of the vehicle were Ok. Here are some tips for any future customer. 1. You must advice the salesman if you are Interested In Buying or Looking Around. Ben wants to know how he can help you with the vehicle that you want. 2. Point out the vehicles you are interested and from there decide if you are serious or just looking around. 3. If you are serious, then continue these steps - Test Drive- Yes, with valid insurance and ID card - REVIEW VEHICLE- these cars are AS IS. - Check the fluids, tires, sound, smells of the engine 4. Helpful tips - Prices- Are fair but negotiable to some extent. - Vehicle Conditions- "As is ". What you see is what you get - Warranty- No. Once its off the lot, there are no returns - STATE LAW warranty- Yes (48 hours return) with an extra deposit. (optional) Overall Ben help me get the vehicle that I want. I made sure of what I wanted and reviewed the vehicle so that I will not make any mistake of my purchase. Signing the paperwork was quick and easy.

I called on a 2010 Mustang GT advertised on FB Marketplace for $7,999 and the guy said that the…read moreonly way to get that price was to pay cash (greenbacks) and agree to pay all their dealer fees which came out to about $3,000 additional. I said I would pay with a check and he said he would change the price to $8,999 if I paid with anything else but cash. I told him I would go file a complaint at the DMV And he took down all his cars from Marketplace.

Ripped me off it wasn't until after I made my purchase I realized I was up sold a car that had so…read moremany problems less then 2 months later and I barley had added any miles to the car just drove from my home to take my kids to school . They didn't honor their warranty half way fixed my car after I had to bring it back a week after I got it. .. I can say hi early this is horribly ran business they sell nothing but lemons it cost me 2,325.00 to fix what they said they fixed they told me get the repair and they would refund me and they won't refund me it's all a lie and a scam.. if your smart you would do business elsewhere

There are more OPTIONS. I bought a ford f150 and it didn't…read morelast 30 days the owner could care less. With that being said I hope I find more customers that experienced the same thing So we can go to the bar

Came to check out if I qualify because of my bad credit & I haven't found another Car Dealership…read morewho does what WestLand did for me & Im impressed!! Mike was my Salesman & he was such a great help, simply amazing , he worked with me & was able to get the Lowest payments possible which is fantastic ! I needed that. Highly Recommend!! Most definitely

I had a mixed experience with Westland Auto in Fresno…read more Back in 2023, they did help me get into a car when my credit wasn't great, which I appreciated. I purchased a 2016 Ford Fusion with about 130k miles for around $14k through their in-house financing. I put $1,000 down and my payments were about $700/month. The interest was definitely high, but that's expected given my credit at the time. The buying process itself was smooth, and their team communicated well whenever I had questions or issues. The downside was the limited inventory--my options were basically that car or a smaller sedan. Fast forward to September 2025, I got into an accident and the car was totaled. I still owed about $6k maybe and since I had GAP insurance through them, I expected the process to be straightforward--but it wasn't. Getting the GAP coverage to kick in was a hassle. There was a lot of back and forth between their office and my insurance, and it took about 1-2 months after my insurance paid their portion for everything to finally get resolved. Looking back, the car was priced higher than what it was actually worth. While they do help people with low credit and offer in-house financing, you end up paying a premium for it. Overall, I appreciate that they gave me an opportunity when I needed it, but if you have other options, I'd recommend exploring them first. I was later able to get a 2018 Honda Accord with only 60k miles for about the same price I had been paying for the older Ford, which really put things into perspective.