Brought my 2017 Chrysler Pacifica in for an intermittent Auto Start/Stop problem (that my mechanics…read morecould not solve). They did some testing and did not find anything. The problem happened again within hours and has continued to happen getting worse. I called back asking if they had an Electronics Expert. They have one who apparently floats between shops. So I'm disappointed they gave me the car back without 1. Poring through the Chrysler database to find similar cases. 2. suggesting waiting for the expert. I had to ask. I have an appointment later this month. Fingers crossed.

Sales was a joke. gave them my offer on a 2025 unit and then test drove. We came back and they…read morewasted 30 min in a cubicle chit chatting. I was the only customer there. I got them down to a close to what I wanted OTD price, but two days later I had a question on the vehicle's capacity sticker. So, I went to the dealership and stood by the unit on the lot. I then called my salesperson (Travis) on my cellphone and asked my legitimate question about the cargo capacity sticker as it varies by vehicle and how they are equipped. I asked for a picture of it. Travis told me. "It's out on a test drive with another customer and if it doesn't sell, I'll get back to you." I was standing right next to it (while they claimed it was currently out on a test drive). I was ready to buy that day, but glad I didn't. And no, it hadn't just come back. I had been there for a couple of hours inspecting it before calling him. I got the deal I wanted elsewhere. I'm all for the nature of the business and the fact that they need to max profit and the customer max savings. But when there is bold-faced lying, that's when I walk. If you want a deal, do not go into this or any dealership at all. Do it all in writing and force them to give you the best OTD price in writing (itemized). All of the "Can I get you coffee?" while they disappear for 20 minutes at a time, is old-fashioned and stupid. There are now even AI agents that will negotiate for you under a bogus e-mail address, to start the process. Don't fall for the "schedule an appointment" nonsense. It's all a stupid tactic. In writing, get the OTD price, take it with you, then do the test drive, and finalize.

Great experience at Jersey Shore Motors. Mike was very helpful from start to finish, and went above…read moreand beyond to walk through all my options, thoroughly explain the details of the deal, etc. We are very happy with the Explorer we bought, and the price was extremely fair. Couldn't recommend Mike and JSM enough!

Great experience. Mike was great to work with…read more Has great understanding of vehicles. Was super helpful in getting us 3 party financing.

Disappointing experience - problems started 28 days after purchase…read more Review: Unfortunately, my experience with this company was very disappointing. I purchased my vehicle approximately four months ago, and I strongly suggest that anyone searching for a car also consider dealerships with a better consumer history. Only 28 days after the purchase, I began experiencing mechanical issues that could affect the engine. Although the company performed repairs, the same problems continued to return repeatedly within less than three months. In addition, I do not believe the vehicle was properly inspected before delivery. The car was handed over with the oil close to its limit and with very low fluid levels in several systems that should have been properly filled. The tires were also already very worn and had to be replaced within just four months. I have driven less than 2,000 miles, yet the vehicle has already presented multiple serious problems. Even when the 3-month warranty is activated, customers are still required to pay part of the repair costs, in addition to transportation expenses and time away from work. I paid about $6,000 as a down payment, and so far I have spent approximately $8,000 total, including installments and repair-related costs. When I tried to exchange the vehicle, I was told there were over 200 cars available, but I would still have to pay additional money to make the exchange. After all the loss and frustration, I was expected to pay even more just to get rid of a defective car. Another very important detail is that for vehicles with more than 60,000 miles, customers may be asked to sign documents waiving the 3-month consumer protection, which makes it extremely difficult to resolve serious defects later. My advice, especially to non-English speakers: * Never sign anything under pressure. * Take all documents home and translate every page before signing. * If any problem starts, communicate only by email to keep proper records. This experience caused me to completely lose trust in this business. No one spends this much money to end up with a car that brings stress instead of safety and peace. Please think very carefully before purchasing from this company.

I want to leave this review as a warning to anyone thinking about buying a car from this company…read more If you are planning to buy a car for more than $20,000 like I did, please consider looking at Facebook Marketplace first. You will probably find similar cars for half the price and the quality might honestly be the same. The difference is that when you buy from this company, you pay a lot more and still risk getting a broken car. In my experience, this company sells defective vehicles. The problem with my car started only 22 days after I bought it. Since then, I have reported the exact same issue five times, and the car has already been repaired four times for the same problem. After six months, the issue still continues. What is even more concerning is that during the purchase process they make you sign paperwork that includes a paragraph where you waive certain rights. I strongly recommend that anyone buying from them take the contract home and read every single line carefully before signing anything. I feel extremely disappointed and unsafe driving this car. No one should spend more than $20,000 on a vehicle and then have to deal with the same mechanical issue over and over again. If you have also had problems with this company, please share your experience in the comments. It would help other people understand how common these situations may be and help future buyers make a more informed decision. I truly hope this review helps someone avoid the same mistake I made. We Will Let's start counting the number of reports of defective cars purchased from this company. put your problema here !!!

Only good if you have a perfect antique car for sale. They will not help you if your car is in less…read morethan perfect condition. I hate them. Dr. Jim Brown who tried to hep a neighbor get their antique car sold. Try someone more helpful! Dr. Jim Brown

I just had a 2012 Buick lacrosse diamond tri coat touring addition delivered to Cairo Illinois from…read moreMichaels Motorcars . I was searching for an identical car like mine that just got totaled in a wreck but it had 260,000 on it.( still purred like a kitten.) Buicks last forever . Anyway I never actually looked at it in person or drove it. I took Joe by his word. ( which I never do, it's really out of character for me) Let me tell you!!!! This car looks and drives like it came right of the lot . Only 50,000 miles on it. Joe made the whole process easy, set up the delivery for me and promptly replied to all my emails and text messages. He made sure he had everything done before he went on vacation made my sale a priority before he left. Next time a friend or family is looking we will most definitely look here first. And the price was definitely right and appropriate.

Thanks to Brian and Jim made purchase easy and quick. 19 Ranger was clearly represented online,…read moregreat truck. No problem with price, it was same as online. Found it thru car guru

I purchased a used Mercedes Sprinter from Sea Breeze Ford for business/commercial use. At no point…read moreduring the sale process was it clearly disclosed that the vehicle only came with ONE key/fob. I test drove the van, accidentally went home with the key in my pocket, then returned with it while completing the purchase paperwork -- and still nobody mentioned it was the only key. Because this is a work van used by both myself and my crew, a second key was extremely important. After the purchase, I contacted the dealership and was repeatedly told they were "working on getting the key," which led me to believe the issue was being handled. After waiting weeks with no resolution, I ultimately had to go directly through Mercedes myself. The final cost for the replacement key and programming ended up being approximately $850, plus several hours out of my workday. The dealership ultimately only offered $200 toward the expense despite the prior communications and the actual documented replacement cost. Very disappointing experience, especially because this could have easily been disclosed upfront before the sale was finalized

Arranged to buy out my lease prior to going to the dealership. Was greeted by Steven in sales and…read moreeven though he was not selling me a car (or making a commission), he was beyond helpful in making sure the transaction went smoothly. He was juggling multiple customers and still made me feel I was an important customer. Dylan in finance was great to deal with, no pressure environment. I had a very positive experience overall and have already recommended this dealer to family & friends.

(SCAM ALERT) O`le Bait & Switch tactic attempted on a senior…read moreyesterday I was already to purchase vehicle went thru entire process even insured vehicle Went to see GSM Dylan whom was handling all the finance part started to sign paperwork registration,power attorney,things owed etc,Then when got to actual contract which was last they added $3,628 to bill as if I wouldn`t had noticed.I questioned it and was told its routine fees.Well I wasn`t about to be scammed & immediately left I should have read prevouis reviews because you dont get 2.0 for being a good bussiness. This place is scam central.The crazy part is they all must be in on it including owner because nobody really cared what just transpired.I will say salemen Robert was up front & honest very helpful in showing me vehicle thank you

I was waiting for a survey to actually come through from the dealership, but I never received it…read more Just wanted to leave a quick review saying Janis in the office is absolutely amazing. She was so kind and considerate. I went there for the first time to do my first oil change for my new car and she was wonderful!!!! thanks Janis

After my '05 escape lost its transmission last week, it was finally time for a long overdue…read moreupgrade. Having gone to dealers in the past, I was dreading having to deal with pushy sales folks who turned me off from the experience, but the pre-owned truck Sansone Nissan had for sale was enticing enough to make me visit on Saturday. I took my parents and dog along with it being my first time considering making such a large investment in a vehicle. Upon arrival, we were greeted by Dan McGeveran. From Dan's initial "hello", I knew this could be the day. Unlike folks I had dealt with in the past, Dan came off more as a friend and a voice of reason. He sat down, listened my concerns, answered my questions, and had us test driving in no time. Dan was happy to show me all the different options available and his thoughtfulness and kindness throughout the whole process was unparalleled. After we had agreed on terms and the paperwork process was beginning, Dan offered us coffee. My parents took him up on the offer but I declined, who drinks dealership coffee right?! Well next thing you know Dan's walking back into his office with Dunkin Donuts cups and frankly my jaw dropped. A small act, but Dan had already made his sale and this was not necessary. Just another example of his kindness, thoughtfulness, and him doing everything possible to make the experience from start to finish as enjoyable as possible for all of us. It's also worth mentioning that Dan stayed after closing while Ron finished up the paperwork to ensure I could leave with the vehicle that evening. Experience is very valuable, and Dan's 15 years working at Sansone Nissan shows. If you are in the market for a vehicle and have the same concerns I did, please do yourself a favor and reach out to Dan McGeveran. I can't guarantee he will buy you Dunkin Donuts, but I can guarantee you won't be disappointed he helped you find a vehicle. Dan McGeveran Sales & Leasing Consultant Sansone Jrs 66 Automall 732-922-1050 dmcgeveran@66automall.com Thanks again Dan! You're truly the best and I couldn't have been happier working with you! -Casey