Are you looking for a personal touch while shopping for a new car? Come talk to Niquay Wise at Audi…read moreEatontown in NJ. I just bought my Q3 and this experience was beyond any expectation. Niquay will take care of every question for you and the experience was a total breeze. She was very thorough and gave me confidence to purchase on the spot. Niquay adds a personal touch to what could be a very stressful transaction. I highly recommend her services if you are on a market! Thank you, Niquay for all your help!

So on a previous review the GM said that I should reach out to him .Jeff Spilsbury …read more I did and of course he was useless not even aware there was an open recall on the Audi Hybrid SUV Q5 All he wanted was the vin number so he could reprimand those responsible for leaving a woman stranded on the side of the road Not once did he actually care about her in the 3-4 emails we exchanged. Be very aware of where you buy your Audi or for that matter any Penske dealer when it's evidenced that the GM is clueless as to what is going on under his roof

Joe Guzzo at Schwartz Mazda was wonderful to work with when we bought a Mazda CX-5 for my son. He…read morewas professional, easygoing, and genuinely helpful throughout the entire process. We never felt pressured, and he made what can sometimes be a stressful experience feel smooth and straightforward. We're very happy with the car and appreciated Joe's honesty and patience. He went the extra mile to make sure we were totally happy with our purchase. Definitely recommend working with him if you're looking for a Mazda!

My daughter and I visited Schwartz to test drive a few vehicles…read more The dealership is small yet very comfortable Solid selection of preowned cars We visited one time in the evening and test drove a certified pre owned car. Soft sell as I was clear we were not ready to purchase We visited the next day to look at the car again and look at another. Disappointed as the car we test drove had some severe scratches and a dent that was not disclosed. Thankfully I went back in day light. The other car had a large scratch on the drivers side door that they had no interest in repairing nor were they interested in negotiating. Not sure I would visit again.

I am a Mercedes Benz customer for over 20 years. I prefer the Ray Catena dealerships in NJ…read more Freehold, in my mind, is the flagship location. I drive 45 minutes to this location because of the highest luxury service. Leigh Farrell runs the absolute best shop around. The Freehold team are smart, professional, super knowledgeable, very friendly and they go above and beyond for their customers. Inventory is really good as well. I do think this is a true luxury experience end to end- even for Mercedes. What I loved most about my recent experience? I called Tim, the Sales Manager, told him what I wanted and he made it happen- the same day. When I arrived at the dealership, the car was ready and all paperwork prepared. I left in a new Mercedes GLE in under 70 minutes. Adriana helped me through the entire process. She knows her cars, the details of what she has on the lot, and she knows her numbers. Dealership is super clean. Well appointed. By far the best experience and dealership around.

To all the car buyers out there: Use AI to pull up comps!!…read moreEvery deal is about $1-2k overpriced. Use AI!!! It's a great tool. If every customer used AI during negotiations, all of the dealers would have to price properly or actually negotiate. It's honestly us everyday individuals against these big companies. Stand together and use AI when car buying. A couple other tips: * Don't buy a used car at the end of the year -- in a couple months it's going to be 1 year older. * New 27's are coming out -- they want to make room for new inventory. * Everything is negotiable -- even the salesman's commission.

Great buying experience with Greg Fahy, Erik Bucchi and RJ Staton. Very knowledgeable and…read moreprofessional. Value my loyalty as this was my 4th car purchase at the dealership. From the sales experience to service that is friendly and fair - no upselling! I've just referred another family member there and she will be picking up her car there tomorrow.

i think these reviews are misplaced and occasionally just life happens but as a buyer is my job to…read moreknow what i can or cannot afford and be firm on how much i can afford monthly.. with that said bought a mazda here about two years ego and it got totaled!! no details needed but it was a cx5 2018! loved that car! Daniel my guy helped me with my first vehicle and i told him about what happened with my car he said he just happened to have another vehicle up my alley a 2024 cx5 turbo which seemed like an uphill battle because i had to go through the process again.. stubs income etc etc long story short i did not since i had good standing credit with my bank and Daniels financial manager made a call and i was able to put down the settlement from my previous car and drive off! life saver for my family and i! i even got a better rate! (helps to pay your car note on time its on autopay just my take! you have to do your part) with that said i love my newer vehicle and i really appreciate Daniel for helping my family and i! thank you! RLSubaru. buyers do your due diligence! the dealers are there to make money too.

The manager got back to me to let me know my repair (a new engine on a two month brand new 2026…read moreequinox) was done. I got no information on the reports I requested which I describe below. My car has been with them since 1/9/ and it is ready to be picked up tomorrow. For this inconvenience, they said that they would comp my January payment. That is it! Totally unacceptable and I deeply regret leasing 4 vehicles from this dealership. Stay away. As soon as you sign, they will abandon you and defer all the issues elsewhere. I reached out to the manager of Chevrolet on 1/17 and, as of this posting on 1/22, have not received a response. I am requesting the initial report explaining why Chevy Malouf deemed my 2026 Equinox sellable when it now requires a full engine replacement after only a month and a half. The vehicle was also brought in for service less than a week after I received it, and I am requesting the invoice/report detailing what was diagnosed and what repairs were made at that time. After that visit, the check engine light was turned off but came back on two days later. This raises concerns about whether proper testing was conducted or if the light was simply reset without addressing the underlying issue. I plan to add all related documentation to my pending case with General Motors (GM) as well as with Consumer Affairs. I still have several unanswered questions: Am I responsible for my monthly payment if I did not have possession of the vehicle for much of January? Wasn't my lease calculated based on a brand-new vehicle with its original engine? Now that the vehicle requires a major repair, shouldn't the lease be reassessed, as the value is no longer the same? Why was I never offered the option to exit this lease and start a new one with a different new vehicle? I initially asked about this when the check engine light first came on and was told, "I don't know how you're going to do that." Today, Chris, the service manager, contacted me to let me know the new engine has arrived and repairs will begin. He has always been great to deal with. I am simply frustrated that I am having to deal with major service issues so early in my lease. There are still ongoing issues with this vehicle. I have had it for only two months, and this brand-new 2026 vehicle now requires a complete engine replacement. It is unbelievable that General Motors is choosing to replace the engine in a two-month-old car rather than doing the right thing and providing me with a completely new vehicle. I have completely lost trust in this vehicle. This has been, without question, the worst experience I have ever had purchasing anything--let alone something as significant and expensive as a vehicle. Due to the severity of this situation, I have opened a formal case with General Motors and filed a report with Consumer Affairs. It appears that the dealership is simply following General Motors' direction rather than taking ownership of the situation and advocating for the customer, despite being the entity that sold me the vehicle. This lack of accountability and customer support has only added to my frustration. I'm following up regarding ongoing issues with my leased vehicle, which I received on October 25. Since then, the check engine light has come on three separate times. While I appreciate that your team agreed to meet me at my home to swap out the current vehicle, I was later informed that there is no way for me to receive a different vehicle. This has left me feeling stuck with a car I no longer trust. I believe the right and fair resolution would be to replace this vehicle entirely or offer a comparable alternative to make up for the inconvenience and repeated issues I've experienced. Again, this is my 4th vehicle with them, so I have been loyal. Additionally, I have concerns about how the initial service visit was handled. When the check engine light first came on and I brought the vehicle in, I was told, "It was close to closing time when you brought it in, so they just checked it quickly." I find this response unacceptable and negligent, considering the seriousness of a check engine warning. I was also asked to provide proof of where I was told I could get my new car at the same payment rate as before, which I have done -- I can provide the screenshot again if needed. At this point, my confidence in both this vehicle and the service I've received is gone. Their solution is this is the car I leased, so I am stuck with it and have to deal with getting service on a brand new 2026 Equinox.

Told me the car was perfect after he did a walk around because I'm from out of state. I drive 7…read morehours to discover the drivers window was all scratched. the drivers fender is dented. Touch up paint on the hood. Plastic rubbed on the rear hatch. And more. With 30 years experience did they make a mistake and honestly miss all of those things or misrepresent the car's condition to get me in the door? You decide. Read others' reviews.

Pros: N/A Cons:…read moreUnresponsive to online inquires despite numerous follow-ups via their website.

I was looking for a specific build, and, knowing it was in short supply, called around at many…read moreLexus dealerships near me. At most places, salespeople either weren't clear about the ordering process or kept pushing colors I didn't want. John Lucky at Ray Catena of Monmouth was a refreshing change. From our first phone call, he was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. Unlike many salespeople, John took the time to really understand my preferences and saw that I valued getting the exact car build I wanted over speed of delivery. He patiently and clearly explained the entire factory ordering process and answered all my questions, setting clear expectations to prevent surprises later. A few months later, the car arrived. Pickup day went flawlessly. John warmly greeted us and introduced us to the car. The paperwork was clearly explained and smooth. Another team member presented the warranty options and was also excellent. A third team member, who guided us through the car's technical features, was friendly and thorough. Overall, it was an ideal luxury car buying experience--transparent, attentive, and genuinely enjoyable--completely breaking the car dealership stereotype. We'll probably purchase any future Lexuses through John; the extra half-hour or so of drive was well worth it.

I had an atypical experience at Autolenders, but one that still needs to be shared. My wife and I…read morewere in the market for a used car, after searching for a week at various new and used car dealers we found ourselves on Route 37 in Toms River doing the classic dealer shuffle. We walked around the lot at Autolenders and didn't really see anything that we really liked that was in our price range (we were looking for a luxury car with 60-80 miles), Autolenders had some nice vehicles but the mileages were low and the price a just bit out of our reach. As we were about to leave, our salesmen, Bill S. said, "hang on, I just received a car in a trade-in and I think you might like it." He brought the car out, a gorgeous jet black 2006 BMW 525i in near Mint condition. The car was making a weird noise and had a sensor malfunction lamp lit on the dash. My wife and I informed Bill that we really did not want to a car that has any problems, as our last vehicle broke down and left us in the lurch. Bill S. assured us that they were only brake sensors and that if I wanted the vehicle, the sensors would be taken care of. I should state now, this was an AS-IS (no warranty) vehicle and not part of Autolenders usual business model, which is low mileage vehicles off of their first lease, usually 2-5 years old. We took the car home for the evening on a trial, (we almost walked away, but we figured, why not). The car was fine, the night we had it, (the brake sensor light is on the entire trial). The next day, we brought the car back and were prepared to make an offer. We would buy the car as long as all the lights on the dash were taken care of. The General Manager Stratis M. informed me that all would be taken care of and the car would be ready tomorrow. When I picked up the car and drove it off the lot, the brake sensor lamp lit right back up! I immediately brought the car back and told Stratis that this was unacceptable. Stratis agreed and had his in-house mechanic take a look at the vehicle to determine what was wrong. I was told that it was not the brake sensors as before, but a Steering Angle Sensor in the ABS braking system that was malfunctioning. As I stated previously, I never checked the codes on the dash and took Autolenders at their word that it was only the brake sensors. With this in mind I was told that it was the first time anyone there had seen such an error with the vehicle. As the vehicle was AS-IS it would not be covered, as it was not detailed in the signed contract. Of course, this was upsetting, so I voiced my concerns to Autolenders cooperate headquarters via an email. Within the hour Stratis called me and asked me to return as soon as possible so he could address me and my wife concerns. While driving the vehicle in the day which took place in the interim, the BMW overheated while driving down the highway (pulled over waited five minutes and drove the next day with zero issues, faulty water pump). Now, I am scared of this vehicle! Returning to Autolenders the next day, Stratis informs me again that it is an AS-IS vehicle and is entitled to nothing under law. He then informs me that after speaking to the owner of the company, Mr. Brad Wimmer, Autolenders has decided to undertake the cost of the Steering Angle Sensor Repair, just out of loyalty to a customer! Unfortunately, but understandably, they would not be able to cover the cost of the faulty water pump. Even here though Stratis said he would work with me to get the repair down in-house for as cheap as possible. Let me stop here and address the obvious, yes, Autolenders might have known about the steering angle sensor the whole time, but I highly doubt it. I was a medic for six years in the ARMY and served two tours in Iraq, during that tenure I got to know people pretty well, and it's not hard to spot a liar. And even if, the point is mute because they repaired it with OEM parts and even lent me a "lot car" for a week so I didn't have to splurge for a rental again ($300 savings). The water pump issue only occurred once in three day of driving so I am positive that they were ignorant of that as well. After a few days, the new sensor and water pump we put in and the total cost of the repair was a little over $1200, roughly the same price I was quoted at the dealer, though I am sure it would have been about $1500-1800, when it was all said and done over at BMW. I have to say that when buying a used car you always expect issues, and this BMW certainly has more than a few . At the end of the day a few lessons have been learned, the first being, never, ever buy a European luxury car for more than $5000 without a warranty! Just not worth the risk unless you're a mechanic. The second is that I would most assuredly return to Autolenders to purchase another vehicle.

Scammers. Agreed on price and after we got the i for it was a thousand dollars less. Thank god we…read morecaught it scammers avoid these people awful customer service extremely rude.