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    CarMax

    CarMax

    (69 reviews)

    Her 2010 Corolla never let her down. In 2020, I paid $5000 for it, used. Six years, 180,000 miles,…read moreevery New England winter. It just ran. The air conditioning gave up a while back. Some transmission fluid found its way out. This year it needed a new starter. But it never once left her stranded. It always got her home safely. So when it was time to sell it, I wanted no part of Facebook Marketplace or Auto Trader. I know how that goes. No-shows. Lowballers. People who agree on a price and then discover forty new problems with the car once they're standing in your driveway. We tried CarMax instead. My daughter entered the car's information online and got a quote back immediately: $1,700. The same process booked us an appointment on the spot. No phone tag, no waiting for a callback. I assumed the number would shrink once someone actually looked at the car in person. I was bracing for the dealership version of a used car sale, the "well, once we take a closer look" routine. It never came. Our appointment was noon. Nobody spoke to us until 12:20, and only then because my daughter walked up to the desk and asked. That's the one place the system slowed down. Once we were in it, the same high-tech process picked up right where the online quote left off. Christian entered the car's information into the computer, and a buyer approved the $1,700 almost immediately. Not a negotiation. A confirmation. Twenty five minutes after sitting down, we walked out with a check for exactly the number we'd been quoted online. No haggling. No inspection surprises. No "let me talk to my manager." Just a kid's first car, 6 years and 180,000 miles later, turning into a check for the exact number a computer promised us before we ever left the house. If selling a car to them is that easy, that high-tech, that comfortable, I'm curious what buying one looks like. All the usual dealership theater, the games, the pressure, the runaround, might just not exist over there. And they've got a massive inventory to back it up. Next time, I'm the buyer.

    My husband just sold his car at Carmax and Joann was great to deal with. She was efficient,…read morethorough and very polite and professional. We had a good experience before and we knew that we would have a seamless experience again. You can get your estimate online just by putting your VIN number an offer that lasts a week. Easy, swift and professional. Very happy....

    Sandy Lane

    Sandy Lane

    (41 reviews)

    So just read and reveal before you bash this company:…read more While their demeanor is "rough edged" it's not without noting; they are a large producer of vehicles; they often have their lots full; and that's both sales and service. So for all these 1 star reviews; I think they are inadequate. They are customers who were expecting a Balise, Grieco, Flood dealership; not real understanding the current supply and demands. I recently purchased the Taurus PI on Monday 2/28/22. Sod I have possession yet... no, fortunately the inherent risk of faults in a used vehicle was identified prior to my vehicle leaving the lot. And they are willingly and without obligation fixing the vehicle. So will it take a few days; yeah, it's a timing chain (a known ford weakness). Now for people to bash this company is unfair; they aren't thief's or crooks; they are trying to mass sell lots of cars. Every used car has its prior quirks; may contain an issue or two. And for people to expect that they be selling cars with 100% no issues is unreliable to trust in. I bought a Jeep Patriot from Prestige Auto; and it had a bad CV... guess what; not Prestige's fault; it's an underlying risk of buying a used vehicle. MultiPoint Inspections mainly seek out immediate drivability and service issues (low oil, not the leak causing it, tire wear- replace if needed, legal levels of brake pads.) no used car dealer is gonna strip down and check every last inch of the vehicle from actuators to xeon headlamps. As a purchaser of a used car; it's is the Customers responsibility to know and understand what work may be needed to look for; their capacity to have it done; and the capacity of if it's worth adding the expense. Every car has a chance for failure; I've seen 2022 vehicles with dead batteries and pcms. I've seen 2002 vehicles running on original parts; it's not a story of its the dealers problem; it's a story of you're accepting the ownership and responsibility of a vehicle in used condition. You chose Sandy lane; not any of the dozens of other dealers; so stop blaming them; you had options and choices; so you made the conscious decision; no one else. As for their behavior; I'd be pissy too if I was fixing all the underlying issues customers demand. Again it's NOT Sandy Lanes fault; wholesale used car lots are littered with issues; but they're trying their best, for the most part at no cost to the customer. So I will give them a 4 start; because all the 1 stars are narrowminded who look at their issues and not that of the entire sales process and the back workings

    So they are very nice to your face. I was fooled. my car kept having the engine light go on. They'd…read morefix it, days later the light would go back on. Taking me past the required 30 day implied warranty, seems they only "cleared the code". I returned after a visit to another mechanic, and a second opinion... I have to put a new engine in my car. I went to the dealer and found they no longer have a mechanic. Wouldn't have mattered since I was past the 30 days. I now have to spend $3500 on a car that cost $6500 for a new (USED) engine. I'm a retired Army NURSE who risked my life going around the world saving locals and babies and crap. Disabled now, little money and the last mechanic stated that because the car had new gaskets, that there was no way these dealers didn't know the engine was bad. I'm left in financial trouble and disgrace because of their selfishness. They never even called me back.

    Atlas Auto Sales

    Atlas Auto Sales

    (2 reviews)

    Needed an estimate on some damage done to my vehicle. I was referred to Atlas by a buddy that spoke…read morevery highly of them. I met with Gordon (owner) and he got right down to business, checking out the damage. No attitude, or acting like I was an imposition like another local place I visited. His quote was much less than expected, and at the end of it all, workmanship better than any I've had in the past. He also showed me some antique restorations that he's working on for customers. Awesome place for a car guy needing a good bodyshop! I also noticed they sell cars as well. He explained to me how he refuses to sell any car that needed extensive body work. Unlike another place that repairs cars that should have been scrapped, they refuse to do business that way. My youngest son will be driving soon, so you can bet that I'll be visiting Atlas again to see what they have for deals.

    I was referred to Atlas by my long time mechanic. Have an older car that runs well but after 13…read moreyears of a scrape here, a shopping cart there, a few rust spots, etc. the car was looking ratty. The business isn't fancy on the outside but once inside it's a very professional operation. Met with the owner Gordon, he gave me a couple of options, and a range of the cost depending on how deep some of the rust spots went. The car came out great, I found out from one of the employees that Gordon also owns a paint shop so they blended up some paint that matched perfectly. He kept within the estimate and my overall impression is that this is an honest local business doing good work for a fair price.

    Route 2 Auto Sales - usedcardealers - Updated August 2026

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