Kyle and Dave are the Best!! you will not find better customer service!…read moreThis Is the first BMW x5 for my family , and as a first time BMW owner I had a lot of questions to say the least! but they answered everyone of them and were happy to do so. This might have been the first purchase for Foreign Motorcars but it won't be the last!

David is what you want in a mechanic. He tells you exactly what's wrong, what needs fixing, what…read morecan wait and what needs to be fixed asap and he was just blatantly honest with me with what was going on with my car and it was one of the best BMW experiences I've ever had. I've owned bmw's for many years and wish I had David as my mechanic the whole time. I dropped my car off on Sunday night at the shop after going over some things about my BMW a few days prior with David. I had never met David before, but I've heard good things so I winged it and dropped it off. He called me back on Monday and went over everything with me and he was very thorough and he explained everything so I could understand it. I picked my car up on Tuesday with full knowledge about my car, everything he fixed and what to watch out for in the future per David's suggestions. The pricing was more than fair, but more importantly, where can you go these days and get an honest job done? I will not be bringing my BMW anywhere else. I would highly suggest Foreign Motorcars. You get the straight scoop from David and his work is fantastic.

The manager Jason doing a great job as always his salesman HD (nick name) high definition lol got…read moreit done in an hour This dealership runs like a well oiled machine!

I sold my vehicle to Quirk Volkswagen at the end of March and subsequently canceled the vehicle's…read moreregistration. Shortly thereafter, I received a toll violation from New York showing my former license plate being used on a different Volkswagen vehicle. When I first contacted the dealership about this serious issue, I was told someone would call me back the next day. No one did. When I called again, the manager I had spoken with the previous evening appeared to have no recollection of the matter. After placing me on hold, he returned and informed me that my plates had been returned to me. When I advised him that I had photographic evidence showing my license plate attached to another vehicle in New York, he asked whether I was sure I had not received the plates back myself. I was then told that the General Manager would contact me the following day. Again, I received no call and was forced to follow up myself two days later. During that conversation, the General Manager (I believe his name is Jason) was not only unapologetic, but claimed that he had previously informed me that my plates had been thrown away and that someone must have taken them from the trash. No such conversation ever occurred. What makes this explanation particularly concerning is that license plates are not supposed to be discarded in the trash. Dealerships are expected to properly destroy surrendered plates. Hearing a General Manager suggest that my plates were simply thrown away--and then speculate that someone may have retrieved them from the trash--only raised further concerns about how this situation was handled. The most troubling aspect of this experience has been the complete lack of accountability and professionalism shown by management. This is not a minor customer service issue, it involves license plates associated with my former vehicle being used by another vehicle, resulting in toll violations being issued in my name. As a result, I have been forced to file a police report and spend my own time addressing a situation that should never have occurred. Equally troubling was the dismissive manner in which my concerns were handled. At every stage, I felt that my reports were minimized, questioned, or ignored rather than taken seriously and investigated appropriately. As a female customer, I was left with the impression that my concerns were not being treated with the seriousness they deserved. I expected far more from a dealership's management team when reporting a matter with potential legal and financial consequences.

Thorough work and incredibly quick service. Would highly recommend if you're in the area!read more

The best experience ever in purchasing a used car . we described our needs and they were able to…read moreshow us three cars and the +'s & -'s of each car. let us choose without pressure or gimmicks. Had the car ready to go within hours including getting plates . Truly family owned and real old time manners and style . The place to go for a car .

Always great service and fine work at reasonable prices. I feel so lucky to have found a mechanic…read morethat's a keeper!

Highly recommendable the owner took his time to fix my Ford Edge after going to different mechanics…read moreon Dorchester Ave. he was a man of his word and delivered professional services. Thank you Joe!

S & E Auto Sales and Service is great. If you own a car that is up in age, the service department…read moreis outstanding. I have a car that is a 2009 which was purchased new and is dear to me. The S & E Auto Service repaired my vehicle and the car runs like a new car. The service is exceptional, they are honest and fair and provide an excellent service. I highly recommend their services for any repair needed for a new or older vehicle.

I gave my daughter a gift certificate for a car detailing for Christmas last year. She made an…read moreappointment with S&E auto in Weymouth and took it in. They said it would be $155 and ready between 4 and 5 PM. Never called us so we had to call them. They said the car was ready and it was really dirty. OK. When she went to pick up the car, they told us it was $225. She asked why it was suddenly 50%+ more and they said "your car was really dirty". She said yeah you're probably right I have two dogs but if you're going to increase someone's price by over 50%, that's worthy of a conversation. She agreed to pay them 200 but not a penny more. They were Jerks.

I have been using this shop to service my 2015 VW Jetta since 2019. They have always been fair,…read morehonest and reliable. They were recently will8ng to do a partial repair on my transmission to see if i could avoid having to replace the entire transmission. They were successful and saved me over $4000!!! If you own a VW, BMW or any other German car, skip the dealer and take your car to 555 in Quincy.

This place is tied for best mechanic I have ever been to. I have only been in for oil changes, a…read morenew battery and a serpentine belt. They got me fixed up real quick each time. I can't remember the guys name that works the front desk but he is always super nice, listens to everything I have to say and most importantly has a great attitude and is almost always smiling. When was the last time you saw a mechanic smile? Especially one who works on German cars.

For anyone looking for a car in the greater Boston area, this little gem is an absolute must. The…read moreowner Lifei was very friendly, he gave me authentic Chinese tea, let me drive a McLaren, and sold me a Mercedes for way less than I thought possible. I couldn't be more impressed.

1/5 -- $23,000 cash down on a BMW with a welded cracked rim and four mismatched tires. BMW told me…read morenot to drive it. I bought a 2021 BMW M550i xDrive from Champion Auto on August 5, 2026. I drove three hours each way to Quincy, looked at the car, and put $23,000 down in cash. I want to be specific about the timeline, because it matters. I took possession of the car and texted my salesperson the very same day -- within about an hour of driving off the lot -- telling him the front end was shaking violently at highway speed. That message is timestamped. This was not something that developed weeks later. It was wrong before I ever owned it. His response was that the car had been "super smooth" when he drove it. So I did what they apparently didn't. I took it to New Country BMW in Hartford at 44,949 miles -- roughly 200 miles after purchase -- and paid for a real inspection. Here is what a BMW factory technician put on the repair order: * The right rear rim is bent at the inner lip and "already has a pre-existing wheel repair weld from a cracked rim." The technician wrote that this bent rim is what is "causing vibration at higher speeds." * The front tires are Vredestein 245/40/19. The rears are Michelin 255/40/19. Different brand, different size. He wrote that the rear tires "are the wrong size for the car" and that "mismatched tires negatively impacts the all wheel drive system of the BMW." * The right front tire has a large sidewall scrape with "part of sidewall missing/gouged." * His written recommendation: "RECOMMEND NOT DRIVING UNTIL RESOLVED AS THE MISMATCHED/DAMAGED TIRES COULD CAUSE A BLOW OUT." The quote to make this car safe: $5,065.28. How does a dealership run a safety inspection and not catch two different tire sizes, two different brands, and a welded rim? That is two minutes on a lift. Either nobody actually looked, or somebody looked and sold it anyway. Both answers should concern you. Before I bought it, I asked directly whether the car had ever been modified or altered. The written answer was "Nope never." A weld on a cracked wheel is a structural repair. When I raised the tire damage afterward, I was told in writing that it "only affect[s] safety if wire exposed." That response ignored the welded rim and the mismatched sizes completely. The logistics have been just as bad. On the day the registration was finalized, I gave my salesperson a ride from the Putnam, Connecticut DMV all the way back to Quincy, Massachusetts. That was not my responsibility or my obligation -- the dealership should have arranged transportation for its own employee. Because I did it, I couldn't get both vehicles home and had to have my Honda towed. Since then it has been nothing but back and forth to Quincy. I work nights and live about 90 miles away. I asked whether we could simply meet halfway to save us both the trip -- something I wasn't obligated to offer or pay for, and only suggested to reduce the hassle. That went nowhere. I also tried to split the cost. I offered to have them cover two tires and the rim while I bought the other two tires and paid for installation myself -- out of pocket, on a car I had owned for a week. That wasn't good enough either. The car has sat parked and undriveable since the week I bought it while I make loan payments on it. If you buy from this dealership, do not rely on their inspection. Spend a couple hundred dollars on an independent pre-purchase inspection at a franchise dealer for that brand. Get the car on a lift and look at all four wheels and all four tires yourself before you sign anything. That small expense would have saved me thousands of dollars and weeks of my life. I have the repair order, the tire measurements, the photographs, and every timestamped message.

Top notch operation and very smooth process to acquire my Maserati out-of-state after reviewing…read morenumerous options across the USA. Specific call-out to Chelsea Harris who really knows her product and sales process to handle out-of-state buyers - ask for her when possible!

this is my personal experience in this place very bad dealership. I was just trying to get a quote…read moreon a BMW and I test drive 2 BMWs and the salesman Marc Francois started screaming and trying to fight me all because I didn't want to buy the car on the spot and then he called his manager on me to talk to me like nothing happened. it seems like if you don't buy a car there they will disrespect you and try to fight you and make the manager do the deal. worst dealership to go to get a quote.