Literally!!! The best car purchasing experience we've ever had! JC, Morgann and Mary made this…read moreeasy, no stress, and fun! This dealership is top notch!

Well let me tell you about Dale!!! Excellent!!!! Knowledgeable, professional, kind and honest! Man…read moreif integrity! I called and inquired about a C300, he went over the entire car via video! I drove from Ohio to Pittsburgh and I was not at all disappointed! He was great! You can tell he loves his customers! If and when you are in the market for a car do your self a favor see Dale! You won't regret it! The vehicle is beautiful. Overall great experience!

I was referred to #1 Cochran Hyundai of South Hills by a business associate in November 2010…read more I was looking to purchase a 2011 Hyundai Sonata Turbo SE. Upon arriving, I found that they had only one of these cars on the lot (they had just come out). The salesman told me that they had two more on the way, a white one, and a black one. I give a $500 deposit on the black one, and a week later my car arrived. As someone who used to sell cars, let me tell you that #1 Cochran is an honest dealership. Everything is 100% above board, no surprises, no tricks. In my case. I was purchasing a brand new model, one of the first ones made. In fact, the salesman later confirmed that I owned just the 2nd car of this type in Pittsburgh. Due to the demand, I was told that they could offer me a $500 "courtesy discount" but that was it. However, they offered me a $2,000 trade in allowance on a car that, in all honesty, was worth just $1,000. I am very pleased with the pricing and customer service offered by this dealership, and would be happy to recommend them to friends.

I can't say anything about the mechanical service, likely its fine…read more It is truly a shame that Cochran wouldn't take care of me on fairly routine fix for them, but it cost me $900 to get done, and that was the best price I could find. You see, Hyundai used a plastic piece that wore out sooner than it should have -- Hyundais screw up, not mine. I actually had to borrow the money at the time to get this fix done, and my mechanic told me it would eventually become dangerous. You see, I obtained the car used, and I had no idea there was a recall on this problem -- the original owner apparently blew off the recall notice, and never told me. If I had known I wouldn't have gotten it done, for free. I take recall notices seriously. I only found out about this design problem when, out of the blue, my steering started to shimmy, the fix cost $900. I even shopped around -- $900!!! Not happy at all. Exceptions are exceptions for a reason, to give someone a break. I guess Cochran doesn't think I deserved a break.

Took my 2018 Q5 in for an oil change and was told it would take approximately 3 hours due to the…read moreother bookings they had in that day. Surprisingly, they got me in and out in just around 2 hours. They completed a full diagnostic check and made some recommendations that weren't immediately urgent to resolve so I could make a plan to have those items addressed. Excellent service, overdelivering and under-promising. Will continue to use them for service.

If you're in the market for an Audi Q7 or any Audi ask for Kurt. He's a true tech expert who walked…read moreme through every feature I'd actually use, from the first test drive to pulling into my driveway. I've never had someone explain things so clearly and practically. The entire process was stress-free and straightforward, which is rare when buying a car. Plus, Kurt is simply a great person warm, thoughtful, and easy to talk to. Bonus: he's a fellow Cole Haan fan with excellent taste.

Anwar is so great. He did an amazing job. Highly recommended. I will definitely return again.read more

I found my car on marketplace. Being 69 years old and a lady concerned I might have been taken a…read morechance .. however I went with my gut feeling and took an Uber into Pittsburgh to see the gem of a car I saw in photos. While I was there I was treated like my purchase was important to them. I mostly worked w Z but Sam and all the others were so kind. There was a little pulsating in the steering wheel when I applied the breaks. Z said no worries we will take care of this. I bought the car right then and then took it to my mechanic. Saw a few little minor things and I told Z and he sent me the money to repair. Not only that , I had then to take the car to a notary that was a few miles away and the notary also said how wonderful they were to deal with. Good guys she said. While I was there another customer was there also buying a car. He said he had purchased 3 cars from them. I said I was concerned about buying a car from a used car dealer. His excate words were "they'll cover you likeca blanket " and they did. I couldn't be more pleased!!!!

Chris and Zach were friendly and performed exceptional customer service! Top notch vehicle…read moreservice! They keep you informed and provide videos of the work they've done. I highly recommend this location!

Still waiting on them to refund my gap insurance and my extended warrenty because I sold my vehicle…read morethey keep ignoring me.

I had a problem with a leaking gas tank sensor. I called Linda at Fort Pitt Classic cars, she…read morelistened to my problem and referred me to Tim, the service manager, he told me to bring in my 1966 Mustang for them to look at the problem. When I got there Ron, the owner, met me to discuss what was wrong. The next thing I knew, my car was up on a rack and the problem was fixed. Fort Pitt Classic Cars is a class act. Good service, friendly staff is what I got. I always go there if I have a problem. Thanks Linda, Tim and Ron. I would recommend Fort Pitt Classic Cars to anyone. Tom

Take your car somewhere else! Same as Mike E's posts. Work claimed to be done was never done…read more Parts not ordered timely (I ended up having to order them), in my opinion-invoice churning and more. After having my '62 Corvette worked on by Fort Pitt Classic Cars and having many positive interactions with the owner, Ron Libengood and his team, I found a '58 Continental that I had Fort Pitt inspect prior to purchase to see if it was a good candidate for a complete restoration. I was told by Fort Pitt that the rust was likely only surface rust and it would be a quick and relatively inexpensive restoration. Well after almost 4 years it was neither quick nor cost effective. There were some unexpected things that no one could have predicted, but I put put my trust in Fort Pitt Classic Cars and Ron Libengood to restore my car the right way from start to end. Unfortunately that trust was misplaced and I feel that Fort Pitt Classic Cars and Ron Libengood took advantage of my trust.....I do not restore cars and hired who I thought were experienced professionals (experts) and relied on their expertise to complete my project the correct way from state to finish in a professional manner to industry standards- I was paying for a "cruise quality" restoration. Check out the contract (attached)- when invoices are payable upon receipt and if not paid, work is stopped on your car. My contract clearly states 125% for materials, but I was charged 130%. First, there are over 30 cars at any time getting "restored" at Fort Pitt and their project management is lackluster at best. Many cars at the same stage seem to create log jams and very long waits to get work completed. I found I had to wait unreasonably long times to get to the "next stage" of my restoration and I always seemed to have charges popping at for "earlier stage" work. 11/14/19 - I was billed $160.50 for a vehicle assessment, which I paid on upon receipt - on 12/19/19 I was given an estimate of $17,888.26 to restore the mechanical portion of my vehicle. On 2/17/2020 I was given an estimate for a total restoration- mechanical/body/upholstery of $58,008. Work commenced on my vehicle in March of 2020. Due to covid delays, turnover, not being able to find parts, etc. this project took almost 4 years. I finally pulled my vehicle from Fort Pitt after over 3 years of them "restoring" it- they did body work and mechanical only and I ended up paying over $130,000 for their "work" and considerable out of pocket expense for parts I sourced myself. We had numerous conversations about cost containment to no avail. Even after the cost containment conversations they they decided to tell me that there we thousands of hours where I was not charged their $5/hr shop supply fee. I told them I was unwilling to pay this charge, however the owner fought to make me pay this but eventually gave me a "credit" for this amount- it was their oversight! I instructed them from the onset of the project not to do anything with the windshield wiper/spray system as this was going to be a CA car- I told this to the body shop crew, the mechanical crew and sales crew. I was still charged for this and when I brought it to the owner's attention I was told their policy was to comply with PA State law/inspections and I would be charged as this was their "policy". I explained to him, I told him, his sales manager, body employee and mechanical employee that I told everyone this from the onset of the project, this was going to be a California car and I would expect them to do what their clients want. Our contract clearly states they will charge 125% for materials, and they charged 130%. They did not source most parts- I had to source them myself and have them sent to Fort Pitt. They never actually fixed/restored most of the issues with my car. They were unable to diagnose most things and even when they did their diagnosis was incorrect or their fix was incorrect and the issues had to be re-worked multiple times, clearly churning my bill. I was also charged 3 hours labor- over $300 for labeling an inoperable parking brake and putting it in the trunk of my vehicle. I told them I would pay 5 minutes for this but was still billed for 18 minutes. Fort Pitt unable to fabricate door gaskets but I was still charged for this work- and they were available for purchase (attached). I told them not to do anything with the power antenna but work was still performed on this (I told mechanical shop and body shop). Also door gaskets unsuccessfully fabricated by Fort Pitt, however I was charged and I did find them for sale and we used those. Lots more to be upset about, check out the pictures and my google review- take your care elsewhere!

2026 haven't had this Tuscon a year and the engine went on it. It should be covered by the…read morewarranty. Now Melissa is telling me and rod is not covered because of an oil change. I showed proof of an oil change in January but you will no accept it stating you need the very first oil change. Not sure about the logic in that being the reason to deny my warranty and leaving me with a 6000 dollar bill. Very frustrating and unprofessional. The dealership should stand by their product. I believe this Tuscon year and model is known for a defective engine.

I actually did not buy a car from this dealership. That was not their fault but I just decided…read morelater that I wanted to wait to buy a new car. What impressed me about this place was how they answered my questions but did not put a lot of pressure on me to buy anything. I made clear that I was at the start of my decision about whether to buy a new car and the sales person Josh clearly respected what I said. He did not pressure me nor did he ignore me. I also met the manager and was concerned initially when asked to meet him because I thought the manager was going to put the high-pressure tactic on me. But that did not happen and he only thanked me for being there and asked about my experience. Due to factors not related to the dealership at all I am not sure when I will be ready to buy a new car. I can say that when I am, I will definitely be looking at this dealership.