The GM has made several calls to make sure I feel heard and has apologize. I do appreciate his efforts and want to give another Star. However, I don't want to Mike to feel like he can speak to people this way with absolutely no repercussions. Thanks to the GM and Mark for trying to work on this relationship. read more

Multi Autos - Here's my original. Mark is also still there so if you just shop at a place where Mike's exist - ask for Mark - Used Car Dealers Near Me - Lilburn, Georgia

The people were nice, But after getting the car home realized it was not so good. They say they recondition them. But the car was 4 1/2 Qts low on oil. 1 new mismatched tire 3 worn out ones. And a couple other things. My fault for trusting everything they said. Just pay more attention to the details of the car. I was in kind of a rush. To get a car. Should have been more cautious. I will take some of the blame for trusting what they said. read more

I wish I could give this dealership a negative 0-star rating. I would not recommend anyone purchase a vehicle from them. On 3/18/26, I put down a $500 deposit to hold a vehicle, with the clear understanding that it would not be sold. When I later called Mike in finance to ask a question, he responded, "What vehicle?" After I explained, he told me, "We sold that vehicle." That completely defeats the purpose of placing a deposit and shows a complete disregard for customers. No one contacted me to inform me that the vehicle had been sold, nor did anyone notify me about a refund. This lack of communication is unacceptable and raises serious concerns about how this business operates. All I've received are excuses. Mike in finance claimed he was out of town and unaware of what happened, which makes no sense considering he is responsible for handling financing. This only adds to the confusion and lack of accountability. On 3/25/26, I was told my refund had been processed and would be back in my account within 2 days. It has now been longer than that, and I still have not received my money. When I spoke with the owner, Mike he also provided excuses and claimed a receipt was emailed to me as proof of the refund--but I never received anything. This entire situation reflects deceptive business practices--taking a deposit to hold a vehicle, selling it anyway, failing to communicate, and then delaying a refund without proof. If this is not deceptive and misleading behavior, I don't know what is. This experience has been extremely frustrating and unprofessional. I strongly advise others to take their business elsewhere. DO NOT DO BUSINESS AT THIS DEALERSHIP. THEY VERY SHADY!!!! read more

Terrible!!!!I thought I was coming to pick up the car the salesperson Cesar lied about staying late and told me I can't put down 0 to $500 for a car and they ran my credit without my permission or presents then told me I have to put down $2000 for a used car that has 110k miles on it and the prices they have online is a lie don't buy shi from them read more

Let's start with how they lie to customers. I spoke with, Tim initially over the phone. They had a very specific model of car that I have been looking for. Tim swore up and down, over e phone calls that the car was in "Great shape". He said there were no issues. I asked several ways across 3 phone calls before I made the decision to drive the 3 and a half hours doen there, based off the word of, Tim. When i got there I asked Tim not to start the vehicle so I could check the oil properly. Any gear heads reading this can immediately tell I know cars, just from that statement. Tim did not pick up on this. I pull up, after a 4 hour drive. Tim was nice, but very uneducated with cars. I asked again after going over thr body, and preparing to look under the hood. Are there any issues with the car? Tim again, said no. I pointed out the vehicle had damage in the rear that was reported on the VIN, but never recorded as "Repaired" because it went to an salvage auto auction. Thought the title was clean, Tim? So I pop the hood. The entire top of the engine, every piece of rubber or plastic was coated in what looked and smelled like Armorall. First red flag. Shady dealerships will use this technique to hide leaks. An engine is meant to appear dry externally, and it's usually preferred the fluids inside the engine, remain inside the engine. With this exact model of car, it's most likely head gasket issue they are trying to hide. So, I check thr fluid. Oil first. Way too full. Someone just poured 5 quarts in this thing without draining any oil, and the oil smells like fresh gas. Uh oh. Next i checked the coolant. It was low. Low, low. Almost dry. Another red flag. I checked the rest of the engine compartment and went back to tell Tim about the oil and coolant. He just said they would take care of it after I got back. Tim is NOT a car guy, obviously. So, I drove it. The cold started rough, and immediately smelled like burnt coolant. But, Tim seemed confident, and I was already there. May as well. I didn't get 1 minute down the road before the check engine light came on and started flashing. The car would try to stall and die at stops, and was starting to run very, very hot. So I call Tim, I tell him what happened and I limp this car back to their lot. The check engine light would flash while pulling off from a stop, then stay on when you got going. Misfire. Smells like burnt oil and burnt coolant. Head gasket. After driving all that way, and the car being like this, I plugged in my own OBD2 scanner. I have one of thr more expensive ones. That can tell you when codes were thrown, and when they were cleared. It had 4 codes it had been throwing every day. They were all coolant based codes, and had been cleared just the day before. From my experience with this exact model of car, I knew. Blown head gaskets. Tim lied. I park the car, disappointed in myself and people. Tim takes the car to back, and shows me another, very similar car. Different branding, but basically the same model. Same color even. Tim asks if I want to test drive it. Tim said it was a 1 owner vehicle, no wrecks, no known issues, no codes. I went over this car like the other one. Rough, dirty, but not bad. I checked the codes on my scanner before even starting the car. Tim said no codes, my scanner showed they had just cleared 2 codes related to the fuel pump. Okay, so Tim lied again. But that's not too bad. I can change a fuel pump. So I ran the VIN. It's actually a 3 owner car. Reported front end collision, resulting in moderate frame and structural damage. The car is a 2013, not 2015 as listed. Ot was last sold by a salvage auto auction. Tim hands me their CarFax, and it is completely different. Obviously fake. I use a much more precise VIN checking service. It reports every single detail of a cars history. So, Tim is now lying again. But, the car is not in the worst shape. If I could get a good deal, it would be decent. The asking price was $6k higher than the high end market suggestion on KBB for a good condition car. This one had many known issues. Tim sits me down with the manager. I go over everything with him. He tried to make a few excuses, the best one? "I have 400 cars, I can't service them all." After saying that's exactly what they do several times during our previous interaction. So, I low ball with my initial offer. I point out there has never been a recorded transmission service for the vehicle. This needs to be done every 60,000 miles to prevent wear and damage. He said they could do it there. No, no you cannot. It is a specific transmission that has to be done precisely, or it will foul the transmission. It needs to be done at a verified, certified repair shop. The manager didn't like that because it's the truth. So he's asking $16k, remember $6k over KBB market at least. So I offer $10k cash. A VERY reasonable offer for this car. The manager turns, shreds the paperwork with my information, and says" You can leave, thank you." ​ read more

Great experience at multi auto. The staff were friendly, helpful, and made the whole process quick and easy. IT was professional and honest--no pressure, just great service. Highly recommend if you're looking for a smooth car-buying experience read more

Very good company to work with. Vehicles were clean and good shape. Very friendly and courteous. Will definitely work with again.

Worked with Mike on financing through one of Multi Autos' financing affiliates. When the contract to purchase the vehicle was drawn up by Mike, I noticed MULTIPLE inaccuracies on what what was told to me and was agreed upon which were: 1) Interest rate quoted increased .99%; 2) the purchase price INCREASED $1700 from the price listed on the website; 3) the ACTUAL mileage of vehicle was 800 MORE miles that what was shown on the website; and "dealer fees" at $795 were incorporated but never even disclosed to me UPFRONT. I noticed ALL of the inaccuracies when I reviewed the Contract. If that wasn't bad enough, I noticed that although our down payment was reflected in the Contract, it was NOT DEDUCTED from the financing price - so that payment would have just absorbed into their pockets! Too many red flags! Had I know all this BEFOREHAND - especially an additional $795 for "dealer fees", I would have never moved forward with this sketch "deal" and certainly would have not agreed to have my credit pulled/hit for financing. All these things made me lose trust. When I brought this to Mike's attention, he did nothing to correct these errors, or even so much as apologize, or try to offer an amicable solution, so I backed out. I'm sure I dodged a bullet. Only good experience was working with Leonard who was very responsive, accommodating, and pleasant but unfortunately, Leonard apparently does not call "the shots" at Multi Autos. Just be careful and thoroughly REVIEW the contract BEFORE signing FOR ACCURACY! Good luck! read more

The sales rep named Genesis gave me an awesome experience. I test drove the car and found all the features I wanted in a vehicle. She was able to answer all my questions and helped guide me in the buying process with all option laid out. read more

#MultiAutosga #Fraud #Misrepresentation #lemonsales. I would advise any and everyone to drive right past this dealership and avoid them at all costs unless you want a lemon or to start making huge costing repairs right out of the gate. I bought a car with trade from this faulty-car selling dealership one evening in late July. In less than 24 hours of driving off of their lot, the transmission was pouring fluid (fluid leak) onto our garage floor throughout the night. My wife immediately sent pictures to Multi Autos (Mickey and Mohsin Aslam) early the next morning, asking what we were going to do about it. They claimed everything from the vehicle never leaked while in their possession, to that they wanted to know inspection results from a mechanic, to urging us to call and make a warranty claim, to finally agreeing to cover the repairs after the mechanic clarified that the leak had to have existed before our purchase. Now, mind you - this happened after numerous pre-sale guarantees through text messages, calls from and with salesman Mickey about the excellence of the mechanical condition of the vehicle, about having been inspected, had no issues, fluid leaks, and even offering a so-called "warranty", in the event some surprise mechanical problem occurring with 30 days or 3,000 miles. So, when we got the estimate of the repairs, #Multiautosga (Mickey and Mohsin Aslam, owner) then claimed that we bought an "as is" contract car and that they were not going to pay for any repairs before fraudulent representations about the vehicle's condition before our purchase. The classic circa-faciem tuam, or about-face practices of shady car dealerships. So again, I would give #multiautosga a negative star. read more