Beware! DO NOT DO BUSINESS HERE!…read more Missing Funds and Zero Accountability! Read Your Contracts Carefully Before Signing! I'm sharing this to save other consumers the emotional and financial stress I've personally endured. If you buy from Jamrock, you must clearly read and reread your documentation before the 3-day window expires. 1. Watch out for "commission-padding" fees like their $299.75 Pre-delivery Fee which is advertised for "cleaning and inspection." Be aware that these are non-mandatory, profit-padding fees that go straight into their pocket for commission! 2. Audit your payments. They lost track of a $1,000 payment I made and have refused to respond to my inquiries for weeks. Their lack of integrity and refusal to correct a clear accounting error is unacceptable. I am moving forward with legal action. Stay away!

My husband has two payments left and I had several friends but here along now with income taxes our…read morecousin bought here !! We will continue to refer business toy you !! That's an amazing Toyota Tacoma !! We will be back and send others!! Ty Ty Ty !! Blessed to have found people who care about what they sell you !!

These awesomely good people that don't know me or vice versa from Adam I went above and beyond to…read morehelp me out with my vehicle needs they held on to a vehicle they could have sold over and over just to help me and my family out, that's like family in my book. Thanks again Best Offers Motors LLC.

My father, a proud Veteran, recently passed away and left my mother a small life insurance policy…read more He specifically wanted her to use it to buy a reliable vehicle. She purchased a used 2020 Chevy Trax from Bill Byrd Kia, trusting their assurances--both to her and my husband (a mechanic)--that the car had been fully inspected and that any necessary repairs would be handled. My husband even provided them with a list of items to check. The only issue they acknowledged at the time of purchase was the tire pressure light, and they told us the sensors would be ordered and installed later. However, my mother never received a call back about those sensors. Then, within a week, the check engine light came on. Because of her experience so far--dirty interior, broken promises about the sensors, and overall lack of professionalism--she didn't feel comfortable returning to Bill Byrd Kia. Instead, she brought the vehicle to Bill Cramer Chevrolet, where they found the catalytic converter needed to be replaced and finally addressed the tire pressure sensors. The repair cost totaled around $3,000. On top of that, she had to leave my car at the shop for a week and rent a vehicle--additional expenses she couldn't afford, especially after just losing her husband. More repairs were needed, totaling another $1,000, but she couldn't cover them. She had already spent over $11,000 between the vehicle and repairs. Ultimately, with the help of the Chevy dealership, she was able to trade the car in for a new one, using the remaining insurance money. She brought the repair bills to Kia and spoke with Manager John K., who said he would discuss the matter with the owner and call her the next day. She never heard back, and when she followed up, he told her they would not be issuing any kind of refund because it would "not be beneficial" to them. Not only was my mother sold a defective car, but she was also treated with complete disregard and disrespect. It's deeply upsetting that a business would take advantage of a grieving Veteran's widow--especially after being given a chance to make it right. I am extremely disappointed and angered by how this situation was handled. No one should be treated this way, especially not someone in her vulnerable position.

Joy L. My Veteran…read morehusband recently passed away and left me a small insurance policy and wanted me to use it on a reliable vehicle. I purchased a 2020 Chevy Trax from Bill Byrd Kia, yes it was a used car but they promised me that everything had been checked out except for the tire pressure light and they were supposed to order the sensors and I never heard back on when they were to come in and then the next week the check engine light came on and I was not going to bring the car back to Kia(they couldn't even fix the sensors), so I took the car to Bill Cramer Chevrolet and they had to replace the cadillac converter and the tire pressure sensors to the tune of $3000.00. I had to leave my car for a week and had to rent a car, now as I said my spouse had just died so I had no extra money for all of this and it was going to cost me another $1000.00 for things that were also wrong with the car. I had already paid over $11000.00 for the car and repairs, I had no more to pay so I traded in the car for a new vehicle, not wanting a payment so I used the remainder of the insurance. I took the repair bills to Kia and spoke with the manager John K. and he said that he would have to talk to the owner about a refund. He was supposed to call me the following day, but I had to call him and he said that they could not help me because it would not be beneficial to them to refund my money. So not only do they sell junk cars but they do not have any respect for Veterans, their spouses or their customers. I have never been so pissed off and disappointed in an establishment that would take advantage of a Veteran's widow.

After thousands of miles of travel, Ebony (2015 Expedition) needed maintenance. We are new to this…read morearea so I fired up Yelp looking for a Ford service place nearby. After finding Auto Nation, I made an appointment online and I was set. I arrived to my appointment on time, walkes in and was quickly greeted by Mike. He was polite and attentive. He got my car right in for diagsosis and directed me to their customer lounge, which had coffee, water and flavored drinks available. I sat down, put my tablet on their free wifi and did some work whike waiting. After about 20 minutes, Mike came back with a diagnosis and a price. I told him my extended warranty / service contract was going to cover it. I was going to call the company but he said he would take care of it. After about 5 minutes, that was all squared away and they were working on Ebony. It took about 90 minutes and Mike returned. He told me they did a multi-point inspection as well, no extra charge, and all was great with the car. He took me to the cashier, gave some closing pleasantries and he was on his way. The cashier was also polite and attentive. Within 4 or 5 mimutes I paid and was on my way. The whole experience was easy breezy and I was well taken care of. The only reason they do not get 5 stars from me is because they do not offer loaner cars. I would recommend Auto Nation and will use them again.

Experience with my Salesman was perfect - super nice and very responsive. The WORST experience of…read moremy life was dealing with the SLIMY finance guy who tried to get me to pay more money out of pocket - he tried 4 different ways then got offended everytime I told him NO - felt like a timeshare presentation. This slimy finance guy needs to go back to Iran where he came from. Wish I would have delt with the manager instead.