So I visited to look at a Ferrari California. First problem is one of the lights wouldn't work and…read moreit clearly needed some deep cleaning. Looking beyond that the dealer said the would give me a good value for my trade, which they did. They said the would expertly clean they car inside and out. The agreed upon price was $98k. I contemplated the deal over lunch nearby. One problem is I found the exact same car listed online on carguru for $10k less than they had on the sticker. Why would they try to sell me a car for $10k than they are advertising it for online? I have attached the carguru link. Obviously I passed. The search continues....

Caveat emptor: this will be fairly detailed…read more I bought a used 2015 Porsche GT3 from JLC earlier this summer. Aside from the actual *pricing*, it should be noted that the experience left much to be desired. Here's why... I've bought my last three (3) vehicles from out of state. Call it what you will, but everything, especially cars, tend to go for a bit of a premium here. Hence, JLC being located in FL wasn't really a deterrent as I'm used to doing everything over the phone or online and covering the bases with a well-executed PPI, or pre-purchase inspection. If I'm able to distill my experience with JLC down to one area of dissatisfaction, it's this: they aren't true to their word and they over-promised and under-delivered in virtually every aspect of the process. #1: I was told--no promised--that the GT3, a car whose value is inherently sensitive to "high" miles or additional mileage--was going to be flat-bedded en route to it's two (2) pre-purchase inspections, or PPIs, that *I* paid for upfront. I only found out, after being given the service notes from The Collection in Coral Gables along with the corresponding mileage, that it had been driven around am additional ~80 miles from the time I put down my good faith deposit/earnest money to the time the car was pre-purchase inspected. #2: JLC insisted upon me shipping out my trade-in vehicle, a sweet 2016 Alfa Romeo 4C, prior to finalizing the numbers. I wasn't entirely comfortable with this but they informed me that if I had any discomfort with the deal, they would ship me back my trade-in vehicle on their dime, no questions asked. Free and clear to back out of the deal at any point in the process, they said...okkkkk. They also insisted upon me shipping out my Alfa Romeo 4C on open transport. Here's what happened to the vehicle with the shipper/transport they contracted with (please see accompanying photo!). This damage, extensive as it was, essentially precluded me from getting my car back in one piece "no questions asked" should I want out of the deal or want to back out, right. I mean, their shipping company totally wrecked the hood of the car. ONE THING TO NOTE: If you look at Jumbo Luxury Car's listing (which has since been removed but whose archives remain) and the accompanying AutoCheck report for my Alfa Romeo 4C, the very same one that was damaged big-time during shipment, there is absolutely ZERO indication of that damage anywhere either in the write up or AutoCheck or Carfax. That, dear friends, is highly suspect if not downright deceptive. See, I'm not making things up! #3: Timeline for the run-around May 8th - Wire confirmed initiated and received (email sent and received) by Jumbo May 13th - USPS tracking number for title for Alfa Romeo provided as requested for shipment of vehicle May 15th - [REDACTED] emails me saying he now needs to *receive* the title in order for it to be shipped out, a different requirement than previously indicated, thereby further delaying everything. May 20th - Vehicle picked up at JLC in Florida for transport by Gorban Transport to California May 27th (MEMORIAL DAY) - Vehicle arrives at destination with undisclosed damage (four noticable scratches) not previously indicated and for which I did not initial upon receiving the vehicle. They subsequently paid to have two (2) out of the four buffed and paint-corrected but they cheaped out on it and it's still visible. Please see the attached photos of what their transport company did to my trade-in vehicle and for which they said they would "ship it back" on "their dime" no questions asked. Then, look at their online listing for this very same car and the lack of damage report. Although I was especially upset about them *driving* my car around an additional ~80 miles after being assured it would be flat-bedded transported and *never* driven, every other detail and concern was also handled in a haphazard way and they significantly over-promised and under-delivered on the timelines, impacting me receiving the vehicle in a reasonable timeframe.

I financed a car from this dealership about 30 days ago the bank didn't approve the loan so I had…read moreto returned the vehicle. The owner of this dealership refused to refund me the down payment I made on the vehicle he keeps giving me the run around BUYERS BE AWARE

The owner absolutely the worst, dishonest , shady never sent the items i paid for when he shipped…read morethe car i purchased from him , very vulgar and disrespectful towards women , nighmare BEWARE!!!

Automax is a predator. They do not have the federally mandated dealer sticker on the car. When you…read morewalk into the showroom, they will charge you whatever they want for the car. The internet price is a bait and switch. The owners will look you right in your eyes and lie to you about the condition of the car. They also violate the State of Florida's usury laws which caps interest rates at 18%. https://www.gammilllaw.com/usury/ They will also charge you at least $100 over the Florida registration rated. A new plate should only cost $336. Automax charges a flat $450.

Their job, their customer service, quitting screwing teenager buyers over with faulty vehiclesread more

Saved up $1,500 to buy a car from this place--get the car and on the 2ND DAY the car starts acting…read morefunny, so my boyfriend and I call them and they say we can't bring it in to be repaired until the next Friday. The car didn't even make it to the next Friday and the transmission completely stopped working so I was stuck on the side of the road for 2 hours waiting on Alex to come tow the car back to their office to be worked on. They say they offered us a 6 month warranty for certain issues going on with the car. It's now been over a week later since the incident and I still cannot get a clear answer from anyone (not Farrah who works in service, not from sales, or from Alex the owner), all they tell me is they will know more the next day and then the same answer is given over and over. Tomorrow I have a Zoom meeting with my boss for what I am certain is going to be me being Fired from my job because I haven't been able to show up for work in over a week bc I haven't had a car to get to and from work. The entire reason I purchased a car was to be able to work and have reliable transportation to make money--but what I got was a car that ended up having a bad transmission, issues with the power window/sunroof, key fob not working, check engine light on, dull front head light, etc. (a lemon). Luckily there is a Lemon Law in Florida and A good friend who happens to be an attorney who will be helping me if the car is not repaired and returned to me asap. If anyone would like to contact me they may do so at kilee.mikell@yahoo.com

I remember buying a Monte Carlo from them... that stupid car lasted me for only a week. I took it…read moreto the mechanic and they was afraid to touch anything under the hood because everything was badly rusted. That car had to come from somewhere like New Orleans when those cars was destroyed and sitting in the water for a long period of time. I bought my 1st car from them and never will I ever go back to these rip offs again . They get cars, rig them up so it'll last for a few days or weeks and it's noooo good. LISTEN SAVE YALL MONEY!! Don't buy any vehicle from this company PERIODDDDT

My wife and I recently purchased a 2025 Buick Envista ST from Hollywood Kia in Pembroke Pines. Our…read moreexperience was largely positive thanks to Art, our sales rep. He was incredibly diligent--answered our billion questions (seriously). His patience and professionalism made the whole process feel easy. That said, the dealership itself could use some improvement. The facility felt cramped--too many salespeople hustling for attention in a tight showroom, which made it a bit chaotic at times. It seemed like there were more reps than cars, Art however went the extra mile and met us at our car as soon as we showed up so we weren't fought over by salesmen. If the facility was bigger and less crowded, I might have considered giving a 5 star and for me that's saying a lot being a car dealership. Overall, I'd absolutely recommend working with Art if you're in the market for a new vehicle--his customer service is top tier. Just be prepared for a busy showroom environment. Still, the pros (mainly Art) greatly outweighed the cons for us.

I leased a car from here about two years ago, and from day one it's been a nightmare. Parts have…read moreliterally been falling off the car. I've taken it in multiple times for service, and the issues weren't addressed properly or new ones kept appearing. At one point, something actually got wedged between the steering wheel and the seat while I was driving, and I almost crashed. That alone was terrifying. The number of recalls has also been insane. It feels like the vehicle is constantly being called back for another problem. I honestly don't understand how anyone would buy a Kia Telluride, especially the Prestige model. It feels like it's held together with glue and duct tape. This has easily been one of the worst vehicle experiences I've ever had. Between the reliability issues and the frustration with service, I would never purchase another Kia again and definitely not from this dealership. Never again.

The only reason I gave so many stars is due to our sales person, Dane. Also, the only reason I…read morechose this place to purchase a vehicle was because Capital One was giving me a loan only through this business. I mean car shopping is almost as painful as the dentist. I was specifically looking at the Cadillac XT5 and SRX. The SRX was discontinued in 2016 so it was difficult to find a new one. Luckily, there was one in stock that was used but only had 11k miles on it. We go on a Friday night to look, drive, obtain information, and possibly purchase. I received a text from someone in the sales department and mentioned his name when walking in. I realized later that several of them contacted me via phone, text, and email. Typical harassment from all car dealerships. Dane greeted us with a genuine smile and offered his assistance due to the other guy not being there. Dane was the only human in that place. I have worked sales for different companies for years so I know the ins and outs of tricks. I personally will walk out if someone is aggressive, not genuine, does not care about the customer or sale, and passive aggressive. So in this place, we experienced all of that with other staff. We actually left due to them pushing me to sign a document that was stating I give permission for basically anyone in the world to have my private information. I am definitely educated and read everything before I sign it. They had no idea what I was talking about because they clearly were not educated. So we spent the following day trying to research other dealerships and had no luck with the loan situation. I contacted Dane late and asked if we could come in to discuss the car. Dane quickly responded and said yes. Unfortunately, Dane was occupied when we arrived so we had to deal with the same ignorant staff as the previous day. The entire process took about 3 hours. My reward at the end of it all was to drive off in my beautiful car! I would suggest to try other dealerships if you have to go through this painful process.

Warning: Do Not Trust Florida Fine Cars…read more I deeply regret buying my car from Florida Fine Cars. The vehicle had a hidden defect in one of the lights that was covered up just to make the sale. They put a new bulb and superficially fixed the lamp, but it was full of water and caused a short circuit that damaged the entire electrical system. Even after taking the car back, nobody mentioned the issue -- and now the car is completely damaged. If I hadn't taken it to a mechanic in time, it could have exploded or caught fire. It was a life-threatening situation caused by pure negligence. Customer service? The worst. Rude, dishonest, and completely unhelpful. This dealership is extremely dishonest. They sold me a problem disguised as a car. Do not trust them.

Super easy transaction! I'm a New Yorker and No 1 Auto Sales made the process of shipping the car…read morefrom Florida an absolute breeze. Before the sale they sent detailed pictures and videos, and the car arrived exactly as promised. If you're hesitant about buying a car long distance, let these guys guide you through the process.

Outstanding experience. Michael was knowledgeable, friendly, outgoing, and keep us completely…read morecomfortable and in the loop on the entire process. We're very happy with the car buying experience and love the car.

I've had my car for about a year now and couldn't be happier. My 2008 Toyota Avalon is exactly…read morewhat I had hoped it would be, a reliable luxury sedan that would hold its value. In fact, it is worth now what I paid for it a year ago. Cars 4 You has great cars for a great price.

Great place to get cars excellent service and good prices .get a good car in great condiciones…read moreright now . Call now and talk to sean the sale men that as soon you get there his trying to get you the best deal possible . THANK you CARS4YOU for my infiniti g 35