I am a veteran with very little funds and I desperately needed a vehicle for my new job search. A friend recommended Manny's and even called ahead to arrange a deal for me. He and I, both explained to Manny that I know very little about cars and I just wanted good, basic, reliable transportation. Manny's was an hour away but my friend assured me it was worth it, as I was nervous about not being able to have my neighborhood mechanic look at the car before purchasing. Manny sold me a 2002 Toyota Camry with 145,000 miles and repeatedly stated, "trust me, this is a 'green light' car, you are good to go with this, I want to help a veteran out." I am not a "car guy", and beyond looking for the very basic stuff, like fluid leaks and making sure the car starts, I have no idea at what I am looking, I am not a macho guy trying to prove that I am gear head, and I readily admit it. I just want to be treated honestly. Manny knew this and took advantage of it. The car seemed to drive well and Manny told me the car was just what I needed. I paid cash to save some money and took it home. I took it in for PA inspection stickers and here is what happened when inspected and verified by two licensed mechanics that do not know each other, one is located in Philadelphia and the other is located in Bensalem. Their reports were virtually identical: 1. failed emission inspection, 2. failed safety inspection, 3. major oil leak in valve cover gaskets, 4. bad spark plugs, 5. bad brakes, 6. bad rotors, 7. brake lights out, 8. bad rear sway bar bushings, 9. broken flex pipe, 10. broken window washer nozzle, 11. broken sway bar bushing bracket bolt, 12. bad struts, 13. bad power steering belt, 14. bad battery that can't be recharged. I called Manny and immediately his accent mysteriously became super thick and his understanding of English suddenly decreased. He stated that "green light" can mean anything and that to him it means the engine starts and the transmission works, that's all. I acknowledged that the term "green light" is subjective as there is no legal definition, but that he knew what I perceived it to be when we he utilized the term. He stated that it is not his responsibility to make sure that I correctly understand or interpret what he means. He then told me he was busy and had to go. And here I am, broke and stuck... Manny, here is my number in case you form a conscious and change your mind: 215-941-0945. :-( read more

I purchased two cars from Manny's Auto Sales, a Camry and Altima and am extremely satisfied! The cars were in excellent condition although they were several years old. The owners are extremely friendly, nice and honest. I highly recommend! read more

Ok, so i had my hair done and i needed a new car. i knew that i couldn't drive just any car, a Miata is what was calling me...top down, hair blowing. New, new cars are not my style, so i came across Manny's when i saw the little mica green vehicle for sale on eBay. to circumvent the bidding process, i spoke to Eli who stopped the auction for me and off i went to the jersey countryside. there they were...a great collection of used cars, including the li'l miata which is now mine. Eli (the son in this family-owned enterprise) went out of his way to put it together for me with the features i needed, oh so pleasantly and no hard-sell. He followed up with many other helpful actions, making the whole used car buying process a delight. i have my eyes on a few of the in-beautiful-shape jeeps, bimmers and jaguars to join the miata, just as soon as i get the urban property with a 5 car garage. read more

I am a veteran with very little funds and I desperately needed a vehicle for my new job search. A friend recommended Manny's and even called ahead to arrange a deal for me. He and I, both explained to Manny that I know very little about cars and I just wanted good, basic, reliable transportation. Manny's was an hour away but my friend assured me it was worth it, as I was nervous about not being able to have my neighborhood mechanic look at the car before purchasing. Manny sold me a 2002 Toyota Camry with 145,000 miles and repeatedly stated, "trust me, this is a 'green light' car, you are good to go with this, I want to help a veteran out." I am not a "car guy", and beyond looking for the very basic stuff, like fluid leaks and making sure the car starts, I have no idea at what I am looking, I am not a macho guy trying to prove that I am gear head, and I readily admit it. I just want to be treated honestly. Manny knew this and took advantage of it. The car seemed to drive well and Manny told me the car was just what I needed. I paid cash to save some money and took it home. I took it in for PA inspection stickers and here is what happened when inspected and verified by two licensed mechanics that do not know each other, one is located in Philadelphia and the other is located in Bensalem. Their reports were virtually identical: 1. failed emission inspection, 2. failed safety inspection, 3. major oil leak in valve cover gaskets, 4. bad spark plugs, 5. bad brakes, 6. bad rotors, 7. brake lights out, 8. bad rear sway bar bushings, 9. broken flex pipe, 10. broken window washer nozzle, 11. broken sway bar bushing bracket bolt, 12. bad struts, 13. bad power steering belt, 14. bad battery that can't be recharged. I called Manny and immediately his accent mysteriously became super thick and his understanding of English suddenly decreased. He stated that "green light" can mean anything and that to him it means the engine starts and the transmission works, that's all. read more

If ever you wanted a Consumer Advocate, I'm here to support you and stop you from being scammed by Manny's Auto Sales. WARNING!!! Beware of this dealership. They're noting but LIARS and SCAMMERS who will take your HARD EARNED MONEY and sell you CARS WITH ISSUES. I'm a Lincoln Town Car lover, so August 2018 I called the dealership regarding this vehicle. Last six on the VIN is 618464. I asked 2 questions before I took the long drive. (The best cash offer price? & Do you have the title at the dealership?) BRENDA'S response was, "We'll discuss the price and Yes, we have the title." "The Lie Detector Test determined that was a lie." The dealership didn't have the title, but stated they would have it within 5 days. I actually test drove the car approximately 8/28/18. It ran okay. I noticed issues with it, but nothing I couldn't handle. The asking price of $6500.00 was way to HIGH for this car. In EXCELLENT CONDITION this car retails for $5150. Check the comps online. Insurance company's payout is $3875. Avi, who's the owner and handyman mechanic offered the car to me for $5600 and agreed to repair the windshield wiper sprayer. From 8/28/18 to 9/3/18, I continued to call Brenda at the dealership regarding the title. Still: No Title. Finally, on the afternoon of 9/4/18, BRENDA called me and stated she had received the title. I went to the dealership on 9/5/18 to close the deal. During the closing of the deal, it was determined that BRENDA had told another lie regarding the title, which caused me to delay giving this dealership my money. However, in good faith, I did complete the paperwork and put a $100 deposit to hold the car. Now, because of the history/reviews of BRENDA'S DECEPTION, I delayed picking up my car because I wanted to give Manny's Auto Sales more than enough time to get the title. On 9/20/18, I went to the dealership with my CERTIFIED MECHANIC to finally get the car. While my mechanic was doing a thorough check under the hood, I was doing a thorough check of the Interior and Trunk. I flipped the front passenger mat over and saw moisture under the mat. I ran my hand across the carpet which was wet. I then removed the rear mats and there was standing water on the floor. I called Avi over to the car. Before I could get all the words out of my mouth, he said, "WE LEFT THE WINDOWS DOWN ACCIDENTALLY." He pulled the vehicle over to the garage to vacuum the water out. After Avi finished I then asked for a water hose. I turned the water hose on and placed it over the windshield wiper area while my mechanic was watching the front passenger side floor. Water was coming into the car once again. COMMON PROBLEM WITH LINCOLN TOWN CARS, FORD CROWN VICTORIA and MERCURY MARQUIS. The gasket under the pan wears out. Unfortunately, you have to purchase the entire pan with new gasket. Avi said, "TAKE THE CAR AND I'LL TAKE $200 OFF." Look, I knew how to make the repair and even showed Avi how to do so, but declined his offer. I told him to make the repairs, because I'm well aware of potential problems this issue can cause. First, you don't know how long the problem existed, if water passed by electrical wiring, if the floorboard has begun to rust and if mildew is in the padding under the carpet. When I told Avi of my concerns, he simply said, "I will give you your deposit back" and began to put the car back together. THE CAR WAS BACK UP FOR SALE AND ON THE LOT WITHIN 1 HOUR NO REPAIRS. Folks, spare yourself the headaches, heartaches and go to another dealership. These people are very dishonest and will leave you with a JUNK CAR on the side of the road. Prospective Customers......Know your rights, Do your research and READ THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS and more importantly, know that there's State Agencies and Consumer Advocates who can help you with Scammers like Manny's Auto Sales. In the future, bring a Mechanic with you to these dealerships. Test Drive the hell out of these cars and demand they be put on a lift, so you can see what's under the car. I hope my review helps working class Americans from getting scammed. read more