My experience with AutoMax was largely positive. The purchasing process was smooth, efficient, and…read morestraightforward. Long wait tho (subjective). The vehicle itself was attractive, and the staff were kind, cordial, accommodating, and easy to work with. My salesperson was outstanding. She was professional, knowledgeable, responsive, and committed to making the transaction as seamless as possible. Get the car inspected before finalizing a purchase and ensure that all commitments and representations are documented and honored. Unfortunately, my experience after the sale was less positive. A reimbursement issue did not meet my expectations, and within two days of purchase, the vehicle developed a leak that required immediate attention. While I appreciated the professionalism of the sales team and the ease of the transaction, buyers should conduct their due diligence and carefully review all terms to ensure the vehicle meets their expectations both at purchase and after leaving the lot. Overall, there were some great people involved, but the post-sale experience left room for improvement.

If ethics, professional integrity and clear communication is important to you in a business…read moreenvironment, then do yourself a favor when looking for a used car and avoid AutoMax Atlanta. That warm, welcoming vibe you receive upon first contact quickly changes once the sale is completed. Iffy service practices, lies, and strategically convenient amnesia will soon greet you once they have your money. Save your time and effort and look for a more reputable dealership.

The GM has made several calls to make sure I feel heard and has apologize. I do appreciate his…read moreefforts and want to give another Star. However, I don't want to Mike to feel like he can speak to people this way with absolutely no repercussions. Thanks to the GM and Mark for trying to work on this relationship.

The people were nice, But after getting the car home realized it was not so good. They say they…read morerecondition them. But the car was 4 1/2 Qts low on oil. 1 new mismatched tire 3 worn out ones. And a couple other things. My fault for trusting everything they said. Just pay more attention to the details of the car. I was in kind of a rush. To get a car. Should have been more cautious. I will take some of the blame for trusting what they said.

Proceed at your own risk. This company refused to send my title after payoff claiming I owed more…read moremoney for "interest". They sent me 6 emails and screenshots with different amounts because they have poor record keeping. They were essentially making up numbers and shaking me down. I paid more in interest after the final payment then I did the duration of the loan. Plus I paid the loan off 2-3 payments early. Each time I questioned their bookkeeping the amount I owed increased. I paid them to get the title and get them out my hair but I would definitely not recommend them.

Not the review I wanted to write... Purchased a 2007 Mini Cooper from the husband and wife team…read more Was concerned that the car had high priced repairs that were needed. Wife assured me it did not. They showed me the output from the ODB scanner that showed everything was OK across the board. A day after taking the car home, with less than 50 miles driven, the engine light came on and the car started stalling out when idle. A visit to Mall of GA MINI revealed about $4000 (95% of the actual cost of the car purchase price!) of repairs that are immediately needed. Now, not getting a mechanic to look at the car before I purchased it is on me. But I can't believe that the owners had no idea these issues were present on the car when I purchased it. Beyond having to fork out double what I paid for the car for repairs, I'm just bummed out that this nice couple were not honest about the condition of the car when I purchased it. You are always suspect of used car salespeople, and these two unfortunately reinforced those suspicions.

I was trying to negotiate the price with this dealership. He told me to come in because he didn't…read morenegotiate online. I explained that due to high gas prices that I would like to negotiate online first before driving 1.5 hours to his dealership. He then turned around and said the price that was listed was the best price. Then why lie to me? He said that was basically to get me to come into his dealership. Anyone that will lie and be rude is someone I would say "buyer beware". How people like this stay in business is beyond me.

Shop somewhere else! We paid cash for my husband's car back in May and we still don't have the…read moretitle (which means we have a dealer tag which has expired twice )and it's now September. The car title is supposed to be provided within 30 days of purchase. He's made excuses but if he operated the dealership correctly, we would have had it in a timely manner. He broke the law. So we're about to take him to court and he can tell his excuses to the judge.

I was very skeptical about purchasing a vehicle (Tesla) from across the country without physically…read moreseeing the vehicle until I came across IQAutos. IQAutos posts very clear photos of their inventory for clear transparency of what you are buying, especially for their huge Tesla inventory. They know what photos to display in their listings so you don't have to ask too many questions (Car computer version/actual current range). They make it extremely simple and easy to purchase a vehicle compared to the normal dealerships that play haggling games with you trying to squeeze every possible dollar out of you. They have many years of experience and it definitely shows with how they adapted to today's average consumer. Shout out to Tony who was very responsive and knowledgeable of Tesla's throughout the entire transaction. If I ever purchase another Tesla, it will likely be from them. The entire experience was great! Highly recommend!

Matt and IQAutos were outstanding to work with. So honest and transparent, I really had to ask…read moremyself several times if I was being punk'd. Great selection, best prices you will find anywhere. Cars well taken care of. Highly responsive and A+ communication at all times. Totally seamless process!

Its sad to see all the unfavorable reviews, I've actually had a pretty smooth experience with…read moreFlexCar. Not so crazy about how they handle insurance claims even when if the other drivers insurance pays them, they still take money from you first. Overall, my experience has been stress free. Oh also wish they were more flexible with payment dates, Just had my car serviced and it was a smooth transaction and didn't take long. Oil change/Maint. and replacement of battery. Guess everyone has a different experience and I've been with FlexCar for a while.

Typically, a great idea, nevertheless, like all startup businesses, there are flaws…read more In any case, Consumers are the most important stakeholders. Meaning, its a number one priority to ensure that consumers are satisfied, this creates trust, consumers spread the word, ( via the internet, good or bad). Overall experiences matters the most. People may like the sound of the idea of Flexcar, nevertheless, Flexcar must ensure that no one invests into a vehicle that's be altered( for instance, speedometers) People are only allowed to lease a Flexcar accordingly to its drivers history, right? So its apparent that when someone gets a notice from Flexcar saying they're driving 100 mph over the speed limit, its questionable. Research studies proves that (manufacturers) including specific dealers that insist on maintaining its own service, insurance, offers perks, etc., often sets speedometer in vehicles to appear as if its going the actual speed limits while its computer systems are reading higher (above the speed limits). There you have it, hidden perks thats in place to take advantage of unsuspecting individuals. Honesty is the best policy. Likewise, when Flexcar has hidden agendas, it takes advantage of honest citizens and at the same time, hinders one's clean driving history records. Always research, ask for the vin numbers, research it to find out the true value, and condition of any vehicle prior to taking on financial risks brought on by others. They would not like it at all if they were flimflammed themselves . ​​ I don't know, on one hand, the idea of Flexcar is good, on the other hand, in order to promote its' brand, Flexcar must not only appeal to its targeted audiences, it must be well capable of delivering. It's one thing to advertise, another to practice what you preach. Much similar to lobbying/campaigning, consumers expect trust. Bottom line, the best ideas for building any type of business is to place ( morality) as the number one, ( top) priority. Always remember (understand your audiences), know exactly what they want, ( most importantly) as regarding to it's individual needs /financial status and learn to build trust by evaluating each individual and this would most definitely allow anyone who has an idea of starting up a business as long as they ensure from bottom to top their plan satisfies each individual, satisfied consumers are happy consumers and happy consumers creates happy business leaders, loyalties across the board, people are tired of being scammed .