Edward Lee's is definitely the place to go! We, (a non for profit organisation), came in to…read moreEdward's on a very rigid budget for a wheelchair accessible bus, and Phil (worker) was able to deliver. We cannot thank them enough for helping us make transport easier for those with special needs with our very strict budget. We will certainly be back! Thank you Phil and team.

I recently purchased my 2004 Nissan Elgrand early last March 2013. This is just one of the many…read morevehicles i have purchased From Edward Lee's Japanese Auto Centre Concord over the past ten years. I would not go anywhere else. They always give the best deal and I never feel pressured or uncomfortable. Most of my dealings were with Philip Lee and his Staff. What a bunch of great guys! Honest, respectful, courteous, gentleman. They are all very knowledgeable of all the vehicles they sell. All my family and friends always thank me for referring them to Edward Lee's Japanese Auto Centre. The friendly professional staff always leaves a great impression on everyone. And they always gets the deal done. I have never walked out of there without the best deal on a car. What's better than dealing with honest people with that much integrity by letting them take care of your car buying process. I could of never purchased this car or any other Nissan for the deal Edward Lee's gave me. To sum this up if you are in the market for a Nissan a Toyota or any Japanese Import, you would be making a big mistake not to stop in at Edward Lee's Japanese Car Centre and give them a chance to show you the difference that sets them apart from the rest. And from my personal experience I highly recommend them. Give them a shot you will not regret it!!!!!!

Was looking to buy a second car and had decided on a Jazz. Called a couple of different dealers and…read moreAlran was by far the easiest to deal with. Helpful, tried to get best options for us, no long protracted negotiations and called back when he said he was going to. Now we wait on our new Jazz. Thanks Alran.

We bought a second hand car from Mosman Toyota recently. As far as experiences with car salesmen…read moregoes - it was pretty good. I arranged a test drive and decided pretty early on that it was the right car for us. There wasn't a hard sell - I pretty much sold the car to myself. A car's a car. A necessary evil. We did a trade-in on our old car which had tiny mileage for its age and Dean who runs the yard there tried to spin me the line about the car being old and he'd paid very little for a car like that last week until I pointed out that my vehicle had almost 100,000kms less on the clock but he still didn't budge on the price. At the end of the day we were both happy with the price but they didn't really give me any discount. The trade-in aside it was a smooth experience to hand over our cash and the paperwork was easy to fill out. We chose a Toyota because whilst the styling on European vehicles is more appealing (to us) parts and servicing are astronomical in Australia - Asian cars are much more affordable to maintain. The car includes a 3 year warranty and Toyota offer fixed price servicing but watch this as the service is not the full service recommended in the Handbook. All round a good experience so far. Fingers crossed. They have a service depot and new car sales too.

Great sales experience, easy and fast finance. The service…read moredepartment is a bit dodgy. Beware of the extended warranty trap as they ignore the logbook servicing and do their own "light" service. A bit of a cheap scam unfortunately.

I purchased a car from Tony Lahood Croydon. At the time of purchase, I was told that the logbook…read morewould be kept by them and filled in during servicing, so I did not request it then. They also advised me that the car must be serviced every three months to maintain the warranty. However, as I am a student, I am unable to service the car that frequently. Later, when I requested the logbook so I could have the car serviced elsewhere, I was informed that the vehicle does not have a logbook. I asked why this was not explained to me earlier, but I was repeatedly directed to speak with different staff members without receiving a clear answer. I would advise any potential buyers from this dealership to confirm all documentation, including the logbook, before purchasing and to ensure all warranty conditions are clearly explained in writing.

CONSIDER SERIOUSLY BEFORE YOU BUY ! (IF YOU ALREADY BOUGHT A CAR please read the entire review)…read more My personal experience was every other awful review you can read here combined and some more. SO... If you're thinking of buying a car from them and you test drove a car, think if you tried to check anything, if you where free to do so; if you test drove by yourself or with some of them in the car telling you what to do or where to go. Think about the many and probable red flags you saw. If you're reading reviews trust your gut that made you search for reviews before buying. PLEASE, go check other places, other cars, and compare your experience. Take an informed decision, don't let them pressure/rush you. I guess, there will be cases that you will buy a car and have no problems (otherwise I doubt they would still be in business), but read the reviews, buying a car from here is like gambling, you can get an incredible shitty experience too. So, is 50% 50%, think about it, are you willing to roll the dice on thousands of dollars ? If you bought a car(even if it's and old used car) and you got a lemon or a car with many and serious issues as soon as you drove away; when they told you the car had no problems, please record and take as much evidence as posible, do it as soon as you buy the car(piece of advice, get an 3rd party mechanic to check the entire car asap). I would say that you should record and make them put in writing as much as possible of the state of the car and any claims they make on the state of the car before buying, but if you do so... if you show them any sign that you are properly checking the car, chances are they will not sell to you. They will not even let you test drive the car in many cases. Seek legal advice, you might be able to get free legal advice from Legal Aid NSW or AccessLaw NSW, there are regional organisations that might also give you free legal advice depending where you live, call LegalAidNSW they will help you. If you struggle with English there are options in other languages too. Please also make a claim to Fair Trading NSW, that is the only hope at them getting some sort of repercussion for being so doggy. (Fair Trading NSW might also be able to guide you in getting legal advice and possible legal resolutions) And you can always make a claim at the NSW Civil Tribunal, you do not need to be represented by a lawyer, you can present the case on your own(but is always better to seek legal advice before taking any sort of legal action), make sure to have enough evidence. If you bought, the car is no good and they are rude and trying to wash their hands now, remember it doesn't matter whatever they say, how old the car is or how many kilometres it did... you're always protected by Australian Consumer Law ! (not every case is the same, please seek legal advice) If you're the owner/manager of this place, please consider changing your practices, the jig is up.

3 years on, and I'm still being harrassed by these people…read more When this originally happened, I had posted the same review on Google. Terry Mullins then got one of his henchmen to post a completely spurious negative review of my employer's business out of spite and in retaliation. Given no choice, and facing pressure from my employer, I was forced to come to an agreement with Terry Mullins that we would each remove our reviews. So I removed my google review and he had his spurious review removed as well. That goes to show you the kind of bullies these people are. That agreement that I was arm-twisted into making was to remove the Google review. Not the Yelp review. Now, 3 years on, I'm receiving harrassing messages from Terry Mullins' daughter. See attached.

Google reviews for this location are disabled. Not surprising. Every horror story you've ever heard…read moreabout a used car salesman can be coalesced into 2 words. Motor Gallery. The driver's sun visor fell in front of my eyes at 110km/h on the freeway on the day I picked up the car. $110 replacement cost. Replaced the batteries in the remote fobs to find they didn't work. $110 for an after market unit to find that 2 of the doors didn't work with the central locking at all. A problem with the electric seat mechanism was identified as part of the pre-purchase inspection and "repaired". The dodgy 2nd rate repair snapped while driving causing the seat to suddenly moved backwards 200mm and tilt backwards 30 degrees. If this had happened at speed or in an emergency the result could have been disastrous. This was a LIFE THREATENING defect. $175 to replace the seat. Started blowing smoke, the cause of which still hasn't been determined but required a $270 service. Identified leaking tappet cover gaskets. Parts and labour to replace -$480. 4 weeks later failed ignition coil ran to $200 replacement cost which the mechanic discounted because we'd spent so much money with him. A week later and the passenger side sun visor has broken, and the check engine light is back on. Will wait until next rego to replace that, provided of course the engine doesn't fall out first. They obviously have a dirty back room deal with Autotune across the road to sign off on unroadworthy vehicles. They don't care about quality. They don't care about safety. Their only concern is making a quick buck. The main take away is this. DO NOT BUY A CAR FROM THE LYING, THIEVING, CRIMINAL CHARLATANS AT MOTOR GALLERY. (Car finally flogged off to a wrecker for a fraction of the purchase price)