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    Santa Fe Motorplex

    Santa Fe Motorplex

    1.0
    (2 reviews)

    Let me just make this simple. Jorge is a jerk who will not fulfill his promises. He yelled at me…read morebecause I asked him how much more " patience" did he expect me to have after several months of waiting for a part. Buy at your own risk!

    Granted, I was a total idiot for trusting them, and NOT taking the used Volvo they swore was in…read moregreat shape to an outside mechanic before dropping thousands of dollars on it, but still - the guys in charge Santa Fe Motorplex, sweet and charming though they are - are running a substandard business and selling unsafe cars. Within three weeks of buying my car, I'd already maxed out on AAA service calls. The battery was dead, the fuel pump was busted and...two weeks later - a sensor was shredded. Yes, they "fixed" the car each time, and graced me with rickety loaners, but good intentions are thoroughly meaningless when their mechanic is incompetent. Three months later, I took it to another mechanic - a good mechanic who didn't go out of his way to tell me how much everyone in town wanted to screw me because I'm a girl - who surmised my car needed about $2500 worth of repairs, including new brakes, which were down to the metal (I hardly think I wore my brakes out in three months), a new radiator hose, and a lengthy laundry list of annoying fixes, while pointing out that whomever worked on the car beforehand attempted a handful of lame, lazy and dangerous jerry rigs that were only doing more damage to my already sickly car. When I followed up with Tim, one of the owners, he told me that unless the car makes a funny noise or drives wonky, they don't actually check them for safety or reliability. Yes, a tough lesson learned on my part. Don't make the same mistake I did - either go elsewhere to buy your car, or have a real mechanic check it out AND maintain it.

    Fiesta Nissan

    Fiesta Nissan

    2.9
    (25 reviews)

    Not very knowledgeable at all. They fix things that's not broken and neglect what the car was…read morebrought in for.

    I took my truck (which I purchased there back in 2020) to have a mouse nest and a dead mouse…read moreremoved from the cabin ventilation system. They love to build nests above the cabin filter, and I have no idea why. This is the third time ive had to get these nests cleaned, but its the first time i've taken it to Nissan Fiesta. I had a scheduled appointment at 2:30 but they did not start working on it until about 2:45. I spoke with the (single) guy assigned to the job. It was just one person working on it. I was told it would cost about $500 and that the labor rate was $180 per hour. I got a call at 4:55pm that it was done. The charge? $780 with $605 billed for labor. It was physically impossible that they could rack up that much labor as (1) the truck was only in their hands for less than 2.5 hours and (2) only one person worked on the truck. 2.5 x $180 = $450, not $605. The last time I had to get the mouse nest removed, I took it to another mechanic and a car detailer. I was able to get it fully cleaned and immaculately detailed, and the oil changed for hundreds less than what these guys charged me. As I was there trying to argue my point in disbelieve, another guy was trying to figure why his bill was so high--they were charging for a part but would not break out the cost of the part. Be warned. These guys are skimming labor hours through a deceptive process of assigning labor to each part and they are not honest about it. I tried to argue my point but best i got was 10% discount. Follow up: After the very strong scent wore off which the sprayed into my vents (which they charged me $200 for), it is clear that they did not resolve the problem. I just spent the morning fishing out more nest material from the vents. I've also now discovered that my AC button is now broken and the manual is missing.

    Subaru of Santa Fe

    Subaru of Santa Fe

    2.4
    (80 reviews)

    I went to this dealership to kill some time while my Rav 4 was being serviced down the street at…read moreToyota. My husband and I were greeted by Joe Aragon who couldn't have been nicer and more respectful. We simply told him we were interested in seeing the newest Crosstreks and left it at that. He was patient, honest, and not pushy in the slightest. We test drove a couple "just for fun" and let him know we weren't really in the market to buy, but that we might as well see what they'd offer for a trade in of the Rav. Even though we weren't coming across as ready to buy, he gave us ample time and even a ride back to Toyota! Well, after everything was said and done, we ended up driving back over and leaving in a 2026 Crosstrek Wilderness. At 50 years old, I've had my fair share of dealership experiences and I have to say, I've never felt better driving off a lot! Joe, along with the sales manager Doug and their no pressure attitudes, were a big part of feeling so good. A great buying experience all around. Btw, they were much more generous with that trade in value than anywhere else.

    I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel it's important to share our experience…read more We purchased a vehicle from this dealership, and within days of our purchase, my husband unexpectedly suffered a stroke. Our family's financial and medical circumstances changed overnight, so we reached out to the dealership multiple times during the first week after purchasing the vehicle to discuss our options and ask for guidance. Despite multiple attempts to contact both our salesperson and the sales manager, our calls went unanswered. Even if the answer had ultimately been that nothing could be done, we deserved the courtesy of a return phone call. Communication is one of the most important parts of customer service, especially when a customer is dealing with a life-changing medical emergency. When I was finally able to speak with our salesperson, the only option presented was to bring the vehicle in for an appraisal. I explained multiple times that I could not simply drive the vehicle in, so that suggestion was not realistic for our situation. I was also told it would be best to keep the vehicle for two years. While I understand that may have been his opinion, it did not address why we had reached out or the immediate circumstances our family was facing. When we returned to pick up our license plate, I shared my disappointment regarding the lack of communication. The response I received was simply, "I'm sorry." This dealership promotes itself as being "family friendly." Based on our experience, that was not reflected in the way our family was treated during an unexpected medical crisis. We were not expecting special treatment or an exception to dealership policy. We simply expected communication, honesty, and compassion. To be clear, this review is not because the dealership couldn't take the vehicle back. I understand vehicle purchases are governed by contracts and dealership policies. This review is about the lack of communication, the failure to return our calls during a family medical emergency, and the feeling that our concerns were never truly heard. I hope no other family experiences what we did. A simple phone call--even if the answer was "no"--would have demonstrated professionalism, compassion, and respect. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience.

    Legacy Motors - usedcardealers - Updated August 2026

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