I can not comment on the dealership or other sales consultants but can only offer - if you go there…read moreask for only Colton Holmes. I found him to be flexible and fair, stood behind his word and always available both pre and post sale. Net net he took the anxiety out of buying a car

Worst Toyota dealer I've ever dealt with. As someone who has purchased a Tacoma, Tundra and GR…read moreSupra all brand new from other Toyota dealer's, I can assure you this is the dealer to avoid. This dealer wasted my time extensively by baiting me to visit them with falsely advised pricing over the phone. Just slightly over MSRP but it was the spec I wanted. Specifically Eugene was the one who flipped prices on me once I arrived in person. He acted as if what we negotiated verbally was void. Lesson learned on my end because it was not in writing. I ended up driving an hour and half just to had the dealer add a $25k "market adjustment" that I was assured wasn't a factor prior to visiting. This was classic sales tactics to fatigue you into buying a car on a bad deal. After I left they text me extensively playing games in pricing acting like they were meeting me half way. I would never had agreed to visit in the first place if this was the starting point. Needless to say it was a disappointment I have personally never felt as under valued as a customer as this dealer has done.

Love the staff at this store Advance Auto parts on Route 1 in Vero Beach, Fl. store #9583. Danny…read moreand Carlin are especially knowledgeable and helpful. The whole staff is friendly and ready to help. Shout out to this store for helping me to keep my vintage car on the road.

I went into Advance Auto Parts for a battery for my FOB and I'd gone to AutoZone prior to going…read moreinto Advance but the guy at AutoZone couldn't open my FOB. The gentleman behind the counter at Advance Auto Parts had no problem getting it open and replaced my battery with ease! Thank you ever so much. If your having problems with your FOB working it could be the battery I'd advise you to go to Advance Auto Parts, they can help.

I changed my spark plugs with my husband for the first time and employee STASHUA BIGLEY was…read moreamazing. He came out to make sure we had the right parts and I even called the store after I left and he assisted us more. I would recommend the store 10 out of 10.

Mr. Neville was incredibly thoughtful and kind. Sold and replaced a new battery in my car. Thank…read moreyou, sir.

This company runs under three names that i have found so far. I purchased a interior from them…read more this has been going on for 5 months, they still have not come up with all the parts. The owner Anthony will not answer text or call. This will end up in court. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THEM THEY WILL SCAM YOU.

I ordered a part from them and they sent me the wrong one and won't let me return it . I was trying…read moreto fix my dad's truck after I broke and now they just set me up. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THEM THEY WILL SCAM YOU.

Everyone is eager to assist you, products are quality and they stand behind them. If something is…read morenot in stock they normal have it for you within a few hours or the next day. They keep my 4 vintage cars running. Art B

Advance auto parts , 9th st sw, Vero Beach, the service is terrible, the price is more high.read more

Good people quality work highly recommend them I have used their services for many years at least…read moretwo generations.

Office Coordinator- Communication A+ Service Tech-…read moreAbility/Workmanship F- See Pics Below Owner- Interest resolving an Issue. F- No phone call or email from owner Regarding obvious damage to my boat and very poor workmanship.

Excellent work. Fair prices. When you are given an estimated time for a job, it's always been exact…read morefor me. They are the only ones to touch our cars.

A real down to earth family owned business, treats your car with care and honesty, My Car loves…read morethese people, Wendy M.

recently serviced my car there, the staff was great and prices were great. Lon and John are 1st…read moreclass

Price Gouging a Senior Citizen - Gross Overcharging and IncompetenceI brought my 2023 Honda…read moreRidgeline to Vatland Honda to replace a faulty front data USB port, and the entire experience was an absolute nightmare of managerial incompetence and targeted financial exploitation of a senior citizen. [1] (https://mail.google.com/mail/?extsrc=sync&client=h&plid=ACUX6DNZWvNDEK4c5X28akwwjmhZU0yC-TOyMn8)On August 26, my service advisor, Steve Miller, started things off by quoting the completely wrong part number (39112-TY2-A01). Because no one in the service department apparently knew basic factory parts, my car had to be left an additional day, and it ultimately took over 5 business days just to identify the actual correct part number (39114-T6Z-A60).To make matters worse, Steve Miller completely failed to produce a formal written estimate or Repair Order for my warranty company. I had to take it upon myself to contact my warranty provider, SOS Warranty, to initiate the claim and secure an authorization number. Even during a three-way call between Steve and my warranty representative, Benjamin, where it was explicitly stated that a formal written estimate and repair order were required, Vatland NEVER provided them.The management structure here is completely broken and unaccountable. A supervisor named Lon Mowrey spoke with me on August 31, promised to look into it, and completely dropped the ball. I never heard back from him, only to find out on September 4 that he had simply gone on vacation. After getting nowhere, I contacted the General Manager, Matt Stolarski, to report Steve Miller's unacceptable service. Matt had another supervisor, Jarrod, call me, but instead of fixing the problem, they doubled down on trying to rip me off.The financial exploitation of an older customer here is staggering. The actual factory Honda part only costs $56.88. Honda's internal flat-rate guide lists this as a highly straightforward job taking a fraction of an hour (about 0.5 to 0.6 hours). Yet, Vatland Honda tried to charge me 3.6 hours of labor at $175/hour plus 1 full hour of "diagnostic" labor at $175/hour. They were trying to demand almost $1,000 for a repair that should run around $300.My warranty company tried to be incredibly fair and generously authorized $580.50 total ($143 for parts and 2.5 hours of labor). Vatland Honda completely rejected this generous payment and stubbornly demanded that I, a senior customer, pay an additional $342 out of pocket plus all sales tax and shop fees. [1] (https://mail.google.com/mail/?extsrc=sync&client=h&plid=ACUX6DNZWvNDEK4c5X28akwwjmhZU0yC-TOyMn8)I ultimately refused their service and walked away. This service department is disorganized, lacks basic parts knowledge, ignores warranty protocol, and aggressively pads their labor hours to prey on senior citizens. Avoid Vatland Honda's service department at all costs

I'm still shopping around, but I had to leave a review for DrewAnn Miller at Vatland Dodge in Vero…read moreBeach. Drew has been incredibly helpful -- answered all my questions, no pressure tactics, and actually listened to what I'm looking for instead of pushing whatever's on the lot. It's rare to feel this comfortable at a dealership before you've even bought anything. When I'm ready to buy, I'm going back to DrewAnn. Thanks

I believe that the Vatland CDJR Management team In Vero Beach does NOT practice good business…read moreethics. I also believe that the customer is NOT a valued customer, especially after the paperwork is signed. Management will not try to work on any kind of solution when an issue or concern is brought up after any paperwork has been signed. Instead you will get a response from the management team like what was said to me, " tough crap you signed off on inspection of the vehicle, we are not going to do anything about it, we are not returning your downpayment, if you choose to go to court, you will lose, and you will have to pay court costs. And this was all said before even taking delivery of the vehicle at the dealership. The management team at Vatland also instills intimidation of retaliation with any of the good people working at the dealership with losing their jobs, if they were to speak up and side with the customer. And this is in fact what happened in my situation. On top of dealing with the awful and disrespectful management at Vatland CDJR dealership, I would NOT put much trust into their maintenance department either. They changed out a tire on the vehicle and for some reason did NOT reinstall the Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor(TPMS). The vehicle did not recognize this until it reset/recalibrated about 20min down the road. When I called the dealership about this situation, I did not get one phone call back. I bought a used vehicle from this dealership, and I am hoping it will be a good one. Because at this point, who knows what else they know about this vehicle and are not telling me. My advice to anyone who wishes to purchase a vehicle from Vatland CDJR dealership; DO NOT sign any paperwork in advance and coming back another day to take delivery of the vehicle, look over the vehicle 4 times and have someone else with you doing the same thing. Management will try to point blame towards you for any damage on the vehicle, even though the salesman is with you the whole time. I am a one and done customer at Vatland CDJR Vero Beach Dealership

This is one of the worst businesses I have ever had the displeasure of interacting with, truly…read moreawful. After purchasing a battery earlier in the year (less than 6 months of use) I started getting the "low battery charge" on my dash. I stopped by to ask about my warranty, bringing along my original receipt and the first thing they said was it was my starter. Without running any diagnostics. Like Dr House and his quick claims, it wasn't my starter. But now that I see they often claim that to people, makes sense, I guess. After taking my car to the Volvo dealership and having them run multiple tests, they printed out several time stamped diagnostics of the battery and turns out, it was failing. So, why not take back my battery to where i purchased it with its warranty. Well, I was met with hostility, I was asked why "I trust Volvo over them, because they've been in the battery business for 40+ yrs.", maybe it's because a real diagnosis was given! Not just looking at it. It's okay you know, batteries fail, all of them. That seems to be a new concept to people who have been in the "battery business for 42 years". Then they took of picture of my plate and said, "I never want to see you or this car again and you no longer have a warranty on your battery", which they wrote all over my battery replacement. Hysterical, nice business acumen. We'll see how the BBB likes their acumen.

I have done business with Indian River Battery for at least the past 20 years and I am finished…read more Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice... Had an alternator rebuilt through Indian River Battery and it lasted 20k miles before I spent the extra money for an OE. That was once. Today was twice. Had to pull another alternator from Indian River Battery with only 40k miles on it. Was I annoyed when I walked into the store? Yes. Was I apprehensive to return to the store after the previous incident? Yes, but I did as a matter of convenience. Nope, waste of time. The late founder's widow couldn't handle my curtness and, rather than attempt to alleviate the situation, met my curtness with equal curtness. Now that would be fair if she were my wife, but as representative of a business? Yeah, I don't think so. I didn't curse. I didn't yell. I simply expressed my displeasure through the tone of my voice in having to tear apart half an engine because of a lemon alternator for a second time. If I have to pay a bit more for an alternator that will last at least 100k, I guess I'm off to Rock Auto or MoparPartsGiant to see who can get me on the road quickest. It is abundantly clear Indian River Battery does not need my business any longer.