If you are looking for a great value on a used car come to New Jersey State Aunction. If you are…read morelooking for a sales associate who will go above and beyond for you, request Justin Vasquez . Justin Vasquez was our rep and not only was he attentive to all our needs, he also made sure that we got the best car for the right price. Justin was patient and honest, qualities that are appreciated when purchasing your first car. He took all my worries away and made me extremely confident in my purchase.

I bought a 2017 Hyundai Tucson for my daughter from NJ State Auto Used Cars in Jersey City. The car…read morewas listed at $18,000. We trusted them. Shortly after we drove it off the lot, the car broke down. We contacted the dealer and brought the car back. They kept it for about a week. When we picked it up, they told us they had installed a brand new engine. We believed them. The car broke down again. We took it to an independent mechanic. The mechanic confirmed the engine was never replaced. It was the same engine. They lied to us. We are now paying $18,000 for a car that does not drive and cannot be fixed. The dealership has not offered a refund. They have not offered to actually fix the car. They made excuses and tried to close the complaint. Do not buy from NJ State Auto Used Cars. They sell broken cars, lie about fixing them, and leave you stuck with the bill. Rating: 1 out of 5 stars

My family bought two cars from this dealership in February 2025, a 2019 Nissan Sentra and a 2017…read moreHyundai Tucson Eco. At first, everything seemed great. The staff were friendly, and we were assured both cars were inspected and in good condition. That was far from the truth. Before making the final payment, my boss (a mechanic) and I looked at both cars ourselves since their policy limits test drives to a 5-mile radius. We did what we could, but real issues surfaced after taking them home. 2019 Nissan Sentra: Within a week, it needed an oil change, filters, new tires, and brakes. By March, the transmission started slipping so badly I couldn't accelerate on the highway. In April, the check engine light came on with all transmission-related codes. While it was under limited warranty, the dealership only offered $1,500 toward the $3,500+ CVT replacement. Luckily, Nissan had a recall, which they never told me about, so it was covered by the manufacturer. After getting it back, the car died in the street due to a dead battery. Clearly, the car sat for too long without being maintained. 2017 Hyundai Tucson Eco: During the test drive, I pointed out a rattling in the rear. Abdul claimed he'd take it to Hyundai for a recall and 27-point inspection (done by Lynnes Hyundai in Bloomfield). We were told everything was fine. Not true. The windshield had a visible crack that had been poorly repaired and is now spreading. We were promised it'd be covered, then later told it wouldn't be. The car shakes on acceleration and the exhaust system clearly needs replacing (I confirmed this at my job, I work for a mechanic). The door lock didn't work, I had to replace the actuator and remove a piece of metal jammed in the cylinder. The battery also died, and the tire pressure sensors weren't programmed correctly even after new tires were installed. The worst part? The dealership stopped responding. My dad's texts and my calls went unanswered. I had to call from a different number just to get someone to pick up. Once you drive off the lot, you're on your own. I understand these are used cars, but we were repeatedly told everything would be taken care of. It wasn't. We were misled, ignored, and left to fix problems they should've disclosed. The trust is gone, especially with Abdul. They present themselves as helpful and kind, but that changes the moment something goes wrong. Don't make the same mistake we did.

At first I was a bit skeptical about this place because of the reviews, but once I arrived I was…read moretreated with the all most respect. The transaction was very straight forward to what we had agreed over the phone, I was in and out in 3 hours. I bought a Honda civic and it's been amazing, I recommend you check it out in person.

This is an absolutely hilarious dealership. It's in Jersey City which should have been my first…read moreclue, replete with greasy and cologne-soaked guidos posing as "salespeople." Over the phone they will tell you the only fee they add on in a dealership fee. This is the first lie. I arrived to see a car nothing like the one photographed in the showroom, with a broken windshield and big dents in the bumper. The real kicker is that they wouldn't let me test drive it until I agree to a substantial portion of additional fees (about 1/2 the value of the sales price!) that they didn't mention over the phone. So I walked out and gave them the middle finger. The guy literally ran after me down the street telling me they'd try to reduce the fees, and any other dealer will tack on fees, too. True, they will, but at least they are honest about the fees up front and don't change them when you get there. I went to another dealer in Brick (Vantage Auto) selling almost the exact same car who gave $300 discount from what we discussed over the phone because of an obvious mechanical problem. Deal was done in less than one hour. If you're looking for a used car in Jersey I highly recommend them instead. I give this place two stars and not one -- the extra star is for the entertainment value. Where else can you go where you feel you are plunged back into the 1920s with Al Capone and his shady buddies? These people are basically harmless if you don't let them take advantage of you. If you want to wander around a really bad neighborhood, visit this place, go in and fuck around with them a little, then be prepared to walk out. Fun that such places still exist in this world.

Borderline thieving incompetents here. I clenched my teeth…read moreand bought the car from them, only for them to send my title to a bank with which I had no loans or dealings. Now I have to clear a nonexistent lien from my title, all because of the morons that work here. Shop elsewhere, this place should be raided.

I had a miserable experience with this place. At first, my daughter bought a car here and they gave…read moreit to her with bald tires. She trusted that they were selling her a good car and she doesn't know anything about cars. Apart from that, they gave her the number of a lady called Mariza to find her budget friendly car insurance. She charged my daughter $200.00 for the broker fee. Shortly thereafter, Mariza had blocked my daughter's phone number and was never able to contact Mariza again.

They shouldn't even deserve a star , by far worse service and they scam people . My temporary…read moreplates expired and they refused to give me another temporary plates and when cops pulled me over and towed my car they refused to pay for fees ! Went back to the dealership and owner was nowhere to be found. Place is horrible please be aware I am currently speaking to the dmv about them.

I've gone to this Honda a few times since it is the closest to Hoboken. This time around I went…read morebecause I needed new windshield wipers. After doing some research on my own, I expected this to cost at most $50 so when I received a bill for $150, I was shocked. I worked with Curtis while I was there who was super helpful and very welcoming when I arrived. When I received the bill, he helped explain everything to me and resolve some of the questions I had. Overall, if you're visiting this location for a full service check, oil change, etc, I'd recommend this location and working with Curtis, but if you have a minor issue, I'd probably just go to your local gas station as the pricing will likely be way cheaper.

Could not be more clear that Metro Honda is a terribly run dealer and I would never give them…read morebusiness or ever recommend anyone use them. Was contacted a week prior for a factory recall issue on my vehicle. Made an appointment to resolve the issue at 730 am when they opened. The day before I arrive I receive a call confirming my appointment. Somehow when I arrive I'm already 20 cars behind and told it'll be 3 hours. After over an hour of waiting I am told by the guy behind the customer service desk "good news you're good to go!" But the bad news is they don't even have the part to fix the recall issue as they apparently ran out of them last night. I guess they didn't feel the need to alert the customer or even apologize for the screw up. This is far from the first issue I've had with them. It's one thing to be a poorly run company but it's a completely different thing to be disrespectful of your customer and their time.