I was on a long triad trip going South, when all of a sudden my civic suddenly started losing oil…read morepressure. I pulled into Ed Martin and gave them my story at service department. They immediately started troubleshooting my car, found the issue, repaired, and I was on the road in 2 hours. I can't thank them enough! Price was reasonable too, can't be mad at it! Thank you guys and gals! You allowed me to make it home with family before the fireworks!

If it hadn't been for a particular in-person visit, my review for Ed Martin Honda would likely be a…read more2-star experience. My car had an unexpected death about three weeks ago. As a wheelchair using driver, it's not particularly quick or easy to identify an appropriate vehicle that will meet my needs. I don't drive a van. I typically have driven a 2-door automatic, however, it has to have enough room between the driver's seat and the door frame that I can put my wheelchair, when folded, in the backseat. When I was younger, these were easy to find. These days? Not so much. I first called Ed Martin Honda as I was curious about a used Honda Civic. I'd had a Civic before, but cars change over the years and I wanted to make sure. I was transferred multiple times trying to find basic answers about the vehicle. At one point, I simply asked if they could measure the space I needed to know about as I'd been able to determine how much room I needed. It was really basic customer service, and they just wouldn't do it. Majorly dropped ball. Somewhat on the flip side, I did an in-person visit and the sales rep definitely went out of the way to let me try a couple of the vehicles. I was definitely impressed, and there was a definite effort to try to think of vehicles that would actually work. That was good customer service, though we didn't actually find a vehicle. For the record, I ended up buying a Honda. If that original associate had been more helpful who knows what could have happened? I learned that both the Civic and the Accord would work (coupe versions, so slightly older). I ended up with an Accord that I'm anxiously waiting for it to arrive. This was a solid mid-range experience, though somewhat disappointing given I've generally heard great things about Martin's customer service. Phone call? Disappointing. In-person? Much better. Overall, I'd still probably return for future needs.

My husband has a 2016 jeep that is in perfect condition. It has less than 20k mileage…read more Well you can imagine the frustration when he could not change a "burnt out tail light" We have always taken the car to Eastgate jeep. We'll find them to be customer centered. Promises kept and speedy service. They send out coupons and this time one coupon saved $185.00 on all points checkup. They hook the car up to a program that checks all over the car. Then they give a report After checking the car all over they agreed it was just a bulb and put in a new one. ( They had the tools to get to the light ) They send a text to let us know the status of the service, sent the result of the test and what they did to fix the car They followed up with a call telling us to pick up the car, go to the cashier and there would be no charge. My husband thought they were going to charge a labor charge and spoke with the service manager who said it was an easy fix and not worth charging. Glad to fix it. Enjoy We will be back and we are thrilled with the kindness and respect we were shown. Thank you Eastgate Jeep for fixing our car and making our day!

Attn: Sean Roberts, General Manager…read more My husband and I purchased a Jeep Grand Cherokee from Eastgate in Fall 2025 and had a fantastic sales experience. Unfortunately, our recent experience with the service department has completely shattered our trust. What we are asking for to resolve this (Fair Outcome): Completely fix the sensor issues on our vehicle immediately. Wave any additional diagnostic fees or deductibles, as promised by management. Provide a rental/loaner vehicle until the work is completed so we can transport our children. The Timeline of Events: The Initial Drop-off: We brought the Jeep in for routine maintenance (oil change/tire rotation) and three covered recalls. We were never disclosed a diagnostic fee when the advisor noted our check engine light. Hidden Fees & Warranty Discrepancies: We were later quoted an astronomical $950 bill. It wasn't until we demanded a line-by-line breakdown in person that extra fees "vanished," and we had to force the advisor to check our aftermarket warranty--which they dragged their feet on for 24 hours before admitting it covered the transmission pan. Incomplete Work: We paid our deductible and picked up the vehicle on Friday, only for every single sensor to go off the second we started the car. I immediately turned around and brought it back. The service manager, Norman, rode with me, admitted the sensors were never even looked at, and promised we could bring it back Monday under the same open ticket with no extra deductible. Lost Paperwork & Zero Communication: When we returned Monday, the department had lost our paperwork, had no notes from Norm, and treated us like an inconvenience. Norm avoided eye contact and refused to help. By noon, we received a call claiming the car was "done," only to realize the advisor was reading off the invoice from the previous week. Our vehicle is still sitting at your dealership. We have tried calling our service advisor multiple times today with no answer. We have been incredibly patient and gracious throughout this week-long ordeal, but the lack of internal communication, hidden charges, and failure to actually fix the vehicle is unacceptable. We require a swift response and a rental vehicle while this is made right.

I just have to post this. First off, I hate car dealers. The car buying experience is right up…read morethere with root canals for me. Second, I triple hate car dealer finance guys. BUT, these folks are definitely *not* on my hate list. They are, without a doubt, the exception to the rule. Our salesman was Caleb and he was really great. Enthusiastic, and what he lacked in specific knowledge at this point in his career he made up for in his ability to get answers. I don't recall the finance guy's name but even that experience was smooth, pleasant and gave me a pretty satisfying result. Plus, I love my car!

They have a lot to improve to get on track. The experience felt unprofessional and rude…read more Dealerships often have a bad reputation, and unfortunately, this one lives up to it.

Took my truck in around 9am for oil change and regular inspection. While I appreciated the staff…read moretook me in with no appointment and squeezed me in, it took mostly all day to get my car back. At 5:40p I got a call that the truck was ready and I could come by and pick it up. Luckily I was only 5 min drive and rushed over to get it. Otherwise I would have waited till the next morning to get my truck. Outside of all that, the team was great. Did everything they needed to do and got my car ready by the end of the day. I would have appreciated some communication as I didn't know what was going on with my car throughout the process until it was "ready"

I wouldn't buy from here unless you have no other options - still waiting to get my vehicle in my…read morename & anyone I spoke to can't tell me why it's not. Oh I also got this car in April, the car itself is amazing but their process is terrible, I should've known better when the salesman was mentioning a mistake they made before that caused the customer to lose their car - something about Ray Skillman not turning in their paperwork on time, still a weird thing to mention during a sale. Their receptionist hung up on me as I was asking about my license plate, so really there is no professionalism after a sale. Not sure if all Ray Skillman dealerships work this way but a family member had a similar experience earlier this year at another location, so best bet is to avoid Ray Skillman, it's crazy to think I had an easier process at a local dealership than at a big name one.

I just purchased a 2016 Jeep from ATG and it was a very pleasant experience. If you're like me,…read moreyou probably dread going car shopping. But the guys at ATG really care about their customers. I got a nice car for a fair price. I recommend them!

I purchased a vehicle from Autos to go and ran into some issues with it after. They promptly called…read moreme back and went out of their way to make everything right, even if that meant a loss for them. It's truly rare to find a shop like this that genuinely wants to sell quality vehicles to others for fair prices. They are all extremely knowledgeable about cars and will take the time to explain everything. Do yourself a favor and buy here as Kaven will do you right. It's reassuring to finally find a shop to not only buy from but to get auto work done as well. Thanks, Autos to go for a very pleasant experience!!