The owner and staff at Raul's are very helpful and easy to work with…read more They gave us a great deal on our trade in vehicle and worked with us on the price on the vehicle we purchased from there. They were very honest on what they did to our new vehicle as to parts and labor. We would not have any hesitation to recomend these guys to anyone looking for a top notch used vehicle. Earl & Patti

I bought a focus from them less than a year ago under the impression that it didn't have any…read moreproblems. Was even told by Raul and his wife that she has a focus too and it's a great car no problems.(it was admitted in writing later on that they were aware of problems with the car) Fast forward a week after getting it off the lot and it doesn't start. Not sure why, I bring it in and they check the grounds, replace the battery and set up an appointment with LB Smith Ford because the transmission is also grinding through gears. LB Smith couldn't do anything, okay. So it gets scheduled again about 2 months later to go back to LB Smith for the same issues, Raul offers me a loaner car. So I drop my car off with him, and get this loaner. A spray painted old ass Ford Taurus with the check engine light on and the gas gauge doesn't work. Alright whatever it's a car, Ive had beaters before. As long as it goes from A to B and back to A it's fine. Wrong. I had it for a day, it sat in my parking lot. It was one of the sub 0 days with snow and ice everywhere and super windy and I go to get in to go to the store and the door won't latch. I called Raul and told him and he told me it was probably frozen so try to thaw it. They were busy cleaning snow off the cars on their lot. Okay, well that didn't work so I called back in an hour or so later and told him it didn't work and it didn't latch and asked if I could tie it up with rope or tape it shut to try and drive it the 2 miles across the river to his shop so he could look at it or if he could send someone out. His response was freaking out stating "no you'll ruin the paint I don't know what you want me to do" maybe I want you to give me options to fix the piece of shit beater that I was given so it's drivable. Some words were exchanged and he tells me "I don't know who the fuck youy think you're talking to" cussing me out. He dropped off the piece of crap car that he sold me back to me and picked up his piece of crap beater. Fast forward to today Sept 19th, and my car has just had the TCM and Clutch fully replaced by Ford for 0 charge OUT of warranty. Would have been nice to have this handled months ago. Just buyer beware, this is your typical sketchy Harrisburg car dealer

Worley Motors has been my one stop shop for 3 (new) used vehicles now. It's family-owned and has…read morebeen in business 39yrs. The fact they've been in business that long is testament to the service they provide to customers. That's one reason why I keep returning. I felt like the they treated me the same way they'd like to be treated as a customer. Consistent quality service is the best quality a business can aspire to. If there's one recommendation/idea I would make, it would lend towards notification a sale is in progress. I recommend customers wanting to purchase a vehicle to put down a deposit. Salespeople would put notification of deposit on the vehicle. This serves to notify other customers and salespeople it's off the market. This is just my recommendation/idea. It doesn't take away from the excellent service Worley Motors provided to me. V.F.

If there's a way to give zero stars I would…read more I had communicated for couple weeks and committed to purchase. And they seemingly was working on following through and starting the process with me, and this was over tons of emails. But the contact from Worley Motors went silent on me for 4 days. It wasn't until I pinged again only to learn that the car I had been communicating for purchase was already sold. So much about the family business and valuing customers and what not. After all it fits exactly the stereotypical used car sales impressions everyone dreads.

Normally the employees have always been very nice and polite, but this morning my boyfriend called…read moreto pay our daughter's car loan off. He tried to pay like he always did with a bank card. He was told he couldn't and he asked why, because this is how he always pays. The guy, I think his name was Chris, hung up on my boyfriend three times while my bf was trying to get the bank account information. Not only that but he had the audacity to tell my bf that "maybe he would get it, if he had a college education" So apparently at Lendmark, if you do not have a college degree, you are looked down upon in that office. However plot twist - here are their salaries and here is the amount my bf without a college degree has made in the last two weeks.

Did a Kelly blue book eval got 3 calls at least 5 messages went in a sales person offered me 7,200…read morefor my truck went to complete the sale and they suddenly did not have a market. I'm not sure about buying form them but certainly not somewhere to sell a vehicle to, what a waste of time and effort.

Shady dealership. The sales agents and manager requested that I lie on the loan contract to say my…read moreco-signer lived at my residence for 6 months, when there is no record of him ever living in Pennsylvania. That's fraud and definitely illegal. When I refused to lie on a loan application, they said they could not do an out of state purchase. That's when I found out they listed my co-signer as the primary buyer WITHOUT informing me.