Outstanding experience. Went in there for a car for my mother and was greeted and helped right…read moreaway. Never ever felt as though I was being "sold" to, and it was the most enjoyable auto buying experience I have ever been through, absolutely seamless with no pressure whatsoever. Definitely coming back for my next car. Extremely nice, friendly, professional, and a pleasure to deal with both guys there.

We've bought four cars from this particular dealership because of how fantastic their sales team…read moreis. We first met Josh Stamps on a random visit and he was so nice. We've since returned multiple times to see Josh and work with him on finding the right vehicle for our needs. I appreciate how upfront they are about trade-ins and they've given us fair trades for all the cars we've traded in.

happen. I purchased my Ford Maverick on April 27, 2026. The transaction itself was very smooth, and…read moreI'd give my salesperson, Josh, 5 stars. He was young but very pleasant and easy to work with. As far as buying the car went, everything went smoothly. The issues began after that day. While I was there, I called my bank to get the payoff numbers and wrote everything down: the bank's name, address, phone number, account number, payoff amount, and daily per diem. These figures were all prior to a payment that was due the following week, which was fine, since my bank would eventually reimburse me. A week later, my salesperson contacted me to say they might need the payoff information again. At that point, I sent him a screenshot with all of my banking details, including my account number and the bank's mailing address. After two weeks, I checked my account to see whether the loan had been paid off, and it hadn't. I followed up, and was eventually given the name of someone in the accounting department to handle the situation. After looking into it, he told me they had sent the payoff to the wrong bank because they'd pulled the wrong address online. I asked how that could happen when I had sent a screenshot with the exact information needed. I never got an answer, only that he would get it handled. Getting it resolved was the priority, but I still don't understand how they could send a check on my behalf to whatever bank a quick online search turned up. I sent him the same banking screenshot, and to his credit he followed through and resolved it, though it took 30 days from the date of purchase to get my loan paid off. In the meantime, I was about to make another payment on a vehicle I no longer owned. On top of that, the amount they paid off was not the payoff figure I gave them, but that amount minus my payment, roughly $450 less than what we'd agreed on. As I said, the purchase was the easy part. But how can a company handling your finances be this careless? They sent the payment to the wrong place, didn't act on it until I pushed (apparently not a priority once the car was sold), and paid about $450 less than agreed because the payoff amount had changed. My strong advice if you do business with them: get everything in writing, wait until everything is fully completed before posting your review, and if you have a loan payoff, watch your account closely to make sure they follow through in a timely manner.

Tom is a straight shooter and the vehicle I bought was exactly as it was described. Thank you and I…read morehope to buy again from you someday.

Great dealership that stands by their word and are not out to take advantage of you! They do…read moreeverything they can to make sure you are happy with the purchase you make! Genuinely nice people are hard to come by at dealerships and this place is one!

Friendly - yet not pushy! They're a used car dealer....so you get what you get, but they are best…read moreto deal with, have very good selection with fair prices. They've been there and they'll be there. Nice guys

Mike was very helpful, not pushy, informative, answering all our questions. Fair pricing. Easy to…read moredeal with and very efficient in closing. Highly recommend them.

So, they were able to help me and make sure everything was ok. they are really nice and Jason in…read moreservice was kind, he drove my car, and thoroughly inspected it for me. I DO love my car, and I appreciate you Jason!

They need taken to court, there nothing but criminals who made false promises and now they are…read moregarnishing my wages for a car that's not even in my possession anymore. Crooks!

The absolute cleanest pre-owned cars in stark county. I have bought 2 vehicles from Jeff's. The…read morebuilding is immaculate looking and everyone is very friendly. Chris and Hans are top notch salespeople and Howard helped me so much with my finance of my car. I mean you walk in and the place looks like a showplace of cars and the crystal chandeliers are insane. I'll never go anywhere else to buy a pre-owned car.

From the owner: We have been selling cars for over 35 years! We offer pre-owned vehicles from every make and model…read more We have our own service department that is able to provide service on every vehicle that we sell. Our vehicles come with the remainder of the factory warranty, or a warranty that we provide to you. We make buying over the internet easy and provide shipping options.

Great prices and service. Bought my last 3 vehicles from them. Been in business since the early…read more60's. Denver, the mechanic, has never found a problem he couldn't solve.

Great service and affordable cars nice owners. Respectable mrchanic. Good running cars. ​read more

Great place to buy or sell a car. Gave me an offer within 20 minutes of…read moredriving onto lot. Offer was very fair. Terry and Jeff are very reputable individuals.Go here before you sell your car to a dealer.

From the owner: We only offer vehicles for sale that we fell are of good quality. We fix anything that we know…read moreneeds repair. Most vehicle come with a 90-day warranty.

If I could post ZERO stars, I would. I bought a 2014 Dodge Ram from Spitzer Chevrolet on March…read more25th, 2026. On April 7th, less than two weeks of driving this truck, a check engine light came on. I had a different dealership do a diagnostic and the code came back as a faulty fuel sensor module. This is a particular problem with this model when you fill the gas tank to at least half a tank. The sensor decides to become retarded. I also discovered during these almost two weeks that my front passenger side drip rail was clogged and raining on the interior of my truck. Called the salesman who sold me the truck at the Spitzer dealership within a half hour of the check engine light coming on, explained what was going on, and he said, 'bring it in, we'll take care of it for you'. Now, knowing that I had the truck for less than two weeks, that implies to me that the dealership is willing to fix the problem, pro bono. When they got this truck from auction or wherever, their service techs absolutely would have put this truck on a diagnostic whether there were idiot lights on or not. I'm sure this isn't the first time that check engine light came on and they sure would have damn well seen it in the computer memory, just like they did when I took it in today, even without the check engine light being on at the time. Here comes the good part.............they wanted me to pay to the tune of $1,877 plus tax to fix the fuel pump sensor. So much for 'we'll take care of you'. Next time, make sure you include the vaseline when you THINK you're going to shyster someone who knows what it takes and the amount of time it takes to work on vehicles. 4 and 1/2 hours to change a sensor? I don't think so. Your 'techs' need to go back to school. This is a two hour job. You know, dealerships have written service manuals that tell you exactly how much time a job should take. Get a new one. And definitely get a service advisor that actually knows WTF they're supposed to be talking about. Serving as a go between for the 'techs' and the customers is absolute b.s. As a service advisor, Becky should have the written manuals at her fingertips as well as cost for parts. I looked up the correct part with the vin number and gave you a ballpark on what the sensor SHOULD cost and also the cost of an entire new fuel pump. You disregarded both and wouldn't even tell me what part number your 'techs' gave. I've been working on cars longer than you've been alive lady, even though I'm a chick, I do know what I'm talking about. Either learn your shit or get a different job, because you definitely suck at it. I had to demand my truck back so I could leave. The manager, John, said the would do it for $850 after me being irate in the middle of the dealership and service department for about 45 minutes. Lot of help you are. Your customers are your lifeline. Ignore them and eventually you will lose your job. That's exactly what you did to me. You were sitting less than 10 feet away behind the reception desk when I came in and asked to speak to my salesman or a manager. You did NOT acknowledge that you were a manager until after I had already been waiting for Matt for 15 minutes. So, keep pissing off your customers, see what happens. Great Lakes Hyundai dealership in Streetsboro is now fixing my fuel sensor and drip rail for $500 total and ALSO gave me a free loaner car. My grandparents, my parents, and myself ONLY went to Spitzer to buy our vehicles over the years. I'm sure my family has bought enough cars from Spitzer to total of well over 6 figures. That stops now. I will never buy from this dealership again and will actively tell other people not to either.

BUYER BEWARE. THEY ARE THE SCAM ARTISTS OF THE CENTURY. They sell barely fixed vehicles that will…read morebreak down within a few weeks. Service department will never accept blame. GM won't answer phone calls. Most unprofessional experience of my life. Then they write fake reviews to cancel out the bad ones. DO NOT BUY A CAR FROM THEM