Honest dealership, decent cars, most of them have even full tank of gas and brand new tires. I was…read morevery happy with my purchase. Thank you guys!

Lying Crooks Motors told me to bring back the car after I mentioned that I would have my mechanic…read moreto take a look at it. Please folks do business elsewhere. I have been lied to and about. All I want is a reliable vehicle. Now it's being said I abandoned the vehicle??

I have just completed my families fourth (4th) automobile purchase with Paul. I have found Paul to…read morebe professional, helpful and trustworthy. Additionally, he is stern. (Like when I want a car and he researches it to find that it has problems. He won't let me buy it!) Paul has walked me through the purchase of a Hummer, Volvo, Mercedes and now an Alfa Romeo. All have been exactly as advertised. I won't buy another car outside of Autoauctionguy.com again! NOT MY REAL PHOTO BTW!

Great place to buy a vehicle if you don't have a great deal to spend. Most vehicles are purchased…read morefrom an auction and they don't buy garbage, check them out...

The whole team is attentive and helpful. We had been looking at cars for the entire day and…read moreeverything was junk (looking at large dealerships...trying not to get hustled). Stopped in right at closing and Skip was welcoming and answered all of our questions. I came back the next day to purchase. Mary made the whole process incredibly smooth and pain-free. They have great prices and take pride in helping people find a reliable vehicle. My friend and Mom are now keeping an eye out on their inventory and are excited to work with them. I never thought I would say I am the proud owner of a BMW, but they helped make this happen :)

Tried to sell me a lemon. I took the truck to Goodyear. Needed 3400.00 in repairs. Edwin is a lier…read more Buyer beware! He's was my friend for 2 years. If he does this to me imagine what they will do to you. Buyer beware!

I purchased a 11 yr old car from them so obviously it wasn't in perfect condition. The mechanics…read morewere perfect I admit but had several dents and cracks on the bumpers. Since it ran perfect, those few flaws didn't bother me. Unfortunately, due to income loss, I had to return the car to them. I expected to pay no more than $2,000.00 to them after they auctioned the car since I only kept the car but a few months. They finance company, BridgeCrest, came back saying I owed them $12,000.00. No Way! Since I didn't agree to pay that large amount, they contacted my insurance company and "claimed" that I caused the dent in the bumper. Same dent from when I initially purchased the vehicle. Here's the real catch. They made this claim 8 months AFTER I voluntarily returned the car to them. If this claim was true, should they not have made this claim upon inspection of the vehicle when I personally returned it? They're just scammers.

I've sold 2 vehicles here and attempted to purchase a truck. The selling experience Overall was…read moregood as they offered a competitive price for my vehicles which beat other dealer offers. I got a tentative offer prior to coming in on both which 1 sold at that price but the other went down $500 when I got there citing a minor accident on the report which they new about prior to coming in as they ran the carfax report to make the tentative offer. However, we talked them up a bit and they threw in a tank of gas for our current vehicle. The buying experience didn't go as well for 2 reasons 1) very low inventory so not much to pick from 2) the truck I did find had dealer add-ons such as running boards, paint protection and nitro in the tires(?). They wouldn't move on removing these items so that ended the deal for me. My understanding is this dealer try's to work with folks with any income level to get you the vehicle you need. Didn't work out for my but maybe you'll have better luck. 3 stars is the best and worst I can give.

I would give AutoNation Chevrolet West Colonial in Orlando zero stars if I could…read more I purchased a 2016 Jeep Wrangler from this dealership because it was advertised and sold as an AutoNation Certified vehicle with a 90-day/4,000-mile Certified warranty. I also purchased AutoNation's extended warranty because I believed AutoNation stood behind the vehicles it sells. Almost immediately after buying the Jeep, it began having intermittent starting issues. We mentioned concerns about how it drove, but we were assured everything was fine. Then, only about a month after purchase, the Jeep completely lost all electrical power while I was driving, leaving me stranded in the middle of the road at night. It had to be towed. The diagnosis was that the Jeep's primary control module (the vehicle's computer or "brain") had failed. This wasn't a flat tire or normal maintenance item--it was a major electrical failure on a vehicle that had just been sold as "Certified." What disappointed me even more was the response from the selling dealership. When I called AutoNation Chevrolet West Colonial hoping they would stand behind the vehicle they had certified, I was essentially told they weren't going to do anything and wished "good luck." What's the point of paying extra for a Certified vehicle if the dealer refuses to take responsibility when a serious problem appears almost immediately after the sale? I expected AutoNation to stand behind its Certified program. Instead, I was left stranded, bounced between dealerships, dealing with delays, confusion over warranty coverage, and a complete lack of concern from the dealership that sold me the vehicle. I hope AutoNation Corporate steps in and makes this right, because my experience with AutoNation Chevrolet West Colonial has completely destroyed my confidence in both the dealership and the AutoNation Certified program.