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    Mass Auto World

    (22 reviews)

    Bald-Faced Lies (Just Another Used Car Dealer)…read more I wasted half of a day visiting Mass Auto World to see a car which had been completely misrepresented by a salesman there. Car sounded great and looked great on paper but turned out to be a beat-up rust bucket. The salesman told me before I visited that the car had no rust, when it actually had serious rust damage including frame rot. It seems that their goal is to manipulate potential customers into visiting even if that involves lying. Apparently they want bodies on the lot because some of them will bite. Of course the cost to the customer of their lies does not matter. Buyer beware. My experience is consistent with what others describe in these reviews (at least the real ones). For details, read on. I am a fan of second generation Honda CR-V's and found an interesting one (2006 Honda CR-V EX (VIN JHLRD77806C041450)) at Mass Auto World via Carfax: https://www.carfax.com/vehicle/JHLRD77806C041450 I called and spoke with a salesman who identified himself as Nick. He gained my trust by stating that he was a fellow veteran. I told Nick that I was over an hour away so needed to make sure it was a good car before I made the trip to look at it. I asked if the car had any damage other than minor scratches and dings (which would be expected on a 15-year old car). He said that it did not. I asked if the car had any rust. He said it had NO rust on the body. I specifically asked about rust underneath, and he specifically said there was NO rust. I told Nick that based on his description, I should see the car. Again, he knew I would be coming from over an hour away. After a 90 minute trip through some awful Boston traffic, I arrived at Mass Auto World. And I immediately realized that Nick had badly misrepresented the car. First, the hood of the car was deformed in a way that looked like it had been pushed in from the front and had buckled. The front of the hood on the left sat high, and the rear sat low. Recall that Nick told me there was no body damage other than minor scratches and dings. But that was trivial compared to what I found next. Continuing my walk-around, I realized that Nick had blatantly lied to me about rust on the car. First I saw that the right rear door had rust bubbling under the paint, indicating rot underneath. Then I looked under the rear of the car (see the first attached image). The rear subframe, stabilizer bar, and lower arms were badly rusted, if not rotted. The second image shows frame rot under the front of the car. And the third image shows the rotted right pinch seam (top) and a rotted unibody rail. The pinch seam was so rotted that it literally disintegrated between two of my fingers. This is particularly troubling because it indicates that soon it will be unsafe to jack up the car as specified by Honda, and soon the car will not be able to pass inspection due to loss of structural integrity (I've been there). Nick was happy to let me drive over an hour to Mass Auto World based on lies. Interestingly, he did not come out to talk with me when I arrived. He knew exactly when I would be there because I called just before I left to make sure the car was still available. And one of his coworkers walked right past me in the lot when I was the only customer there. I think that once they saw me looking under the car, they knew very well that speaking with me would not have been pleasant or profitable. I had to rearrange my entire day to make this visit happen. Even worse, it wasted over 4 hours of my time. So now comes the obligatory "We're so sorry you had a negative experience...we're trying to improve our processes...Here's a Dunkin gift car to cover your gas." I'm not interested. Instead, I would like to know from the owner: Do you employ a "reputation management" company which provides fake online reviews? Do you encourage your employees or anyone else to post fake reviews? Have you ever responded to a fake review as if it was real?

    If I could give 0 stars I would. If you want to feel respected, treated with courtesy, dealt with…read morefairly and Honestly, if you value at all your own time and peace of mind, do not do business with this company. Stay as far away from them as possible. They have the worst customer service in the history of the world. Borderline criminal practices. I echo other reviewers saying they felt treated "less than" and receiving minimal almost one word replies to inquiries, or no reply at all! They sold me a car withholding it was missing a part that caused it to immediately fail inspection, then they stalled for the duration of the warranty to do the quick fix, then 30 days after the easy fix the car majorly failed in relation to that part and they kept the car for 5 weeks. The Lemon Law didn't work b/c technically the problem happened 1 day after the 90 day warranty period, but had they not deliberately delayed for the initial 60 days, the failure would have been within warranty period. And then they lied under oath during arbitration. There are no words to describe how base their people skills and values are. One cannot fathom a company in this transparent day and age operating so conspicuously poorly and staying in business! Do yourself a favor, go next door to McLaughlin Cheverolet, they are really nice people!! Or literally shop anywhere but w this company.

    Midway Automotive

    Midway Automotive

    (100 reviews)

    We couldn't be happier with our experience with Midway Automotive. Kevin was our salesman and he…read moreassured us the 2019 Lincoln MKZwould be run through the shop and anything they found that needed repair or replacement would be taken care of. At 80 I've heard that before. To our surprise they replaced all 4 tires, wheel balance and alignment, new brake rotors and pads, a new battery, a water pump, and wiper blades. All that and a full detailing before I took delivery. Amazing!! Besides all that Mike the office Mgr assisted us with a bridge loan so we could get the car while waiting for the insurance to settle our claim as our 2017 Toyota Avalon was just totaled. I'd give Midway Automotive 5 STARS !! Ray & Kathy Bombardier, Milford, MA

    EAD THIS BEFORE YOU BUY A VEHICLE!!!! Terrible experience. I traveled 2 hours to come get a truck I…read morehad been searching for. Multiple employees saying different things through out the end of the deal. I was told the truck would be gone through by the in house shop before I came and got it. I picked it up and got on the highway and It pulled horribly to the right which is one thing I let the salesman know about before I went through with the vehicle. On my way home a light came on for a low fluid that they were supposed to have topped off. I called back to get the alignment issue fixed AGAIN and the owner told me I shouldn't have taken it home that night when I notice and I have to bring the truck back. Not so easy to do when you live 2 hours away, spent $150 on an uber to come get it and would have to leave work early to make it there at there convince and spend more of my money because they never did what they said they were going to do! Then I took out an extended warranty with them, clarified with the in house finance guy, and the owner that since the truck was being sold with aftermarket suspension parts that they would be covered in what I was paying for. The owner told me he was going to check with the rep from the company and then proceeded to tell me yes all good! COMPLETE LIES!!!! I had a part go bad, went through the warranty company for the repair, and got denied on every part of it because of the after market parts. Exactly what I asked when I was sitting in his office and was lied to and now this warranty they sold me on that i've been paying for monthly is completely USELESS. I would not recommend this dealer, the warranty, the salesman, the manager, or doing any sort of business with these guys to my worst enemy. Oh and the shop, the alignment was awful, closed to dangerous then safe. I was fully taken advantage of by them. No No No stay far away! And yes, I read all the good reviews too and was happy going into it and now i'm left here writing this.

    Auto Country - Dealer recognition

    Auto Country

    (59 reviews)

    I originally left a 5-star review a few days after purchasing my 2012 fully loaded Jeep Grand…read moreCherokee Overland. Unfortunately, the real problems didn't begin until about a month later. I've now had it less than four months and under 500 miles of driving, I've dealt with 2 wheel bearings, 2 rotors (they put "brand new" tires on it and claim to have not noticed it needed bearing and rotors), battery failure, alternator failure, electrical issues, a power module replacement, a evap sensor replacement, all four tie rods, an alignment, a 4x4 system repair, fluid flushes and replacements, and a cracked exhaust manifold. At one point the vehicle was in their possession for 11 days while they searched for a used part. All told it's about 10k worth of work for a vehicle I paid 11k for. Initially, the dealership agreed to address several major issues. Later, I was told I should expect these kinds of repairs on a used vehicle and that they had already "done me a favor" by selling it to me. We are talking cooking oil in the battery compartment, not just little, normal wear and tear. Then, after repairs that they had previously indicated were their responsibility, I was required to pay an additional $700 to get my vehicle back from them. When I said i didn't want to do that, they said the repairs had already started and I had no choice. I was told repairs would be performed through Quirk Jeep. Instead, I was informed that a dealership wouldn't do it but a friend of Mike's who worked at the dealership would perform the work. I was never provided the mechanic's name, allowed to speak with the mechanic, given documentation regarding the used replacement parts installed, or provided a written warranty beyond the non specific verbal assurances from a hostile, condescending, misogynistic Mike that I had a warranty on the work, at all. In fact, I was forced to use a male third party to attempt to resolve this because Mike and Bobby made it necessary. My experience has been frustrating, expensive, and ongoing. I am currently pursuing resolution through the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office and plan to go as far as I can to resolve this in a way that makes them hesitate to do this again to someone else, though they have been doing it for many, many years according to the other reviews I've found. It's the classic con set up. Bobby is the buddy, the good guy who only wants to help you, until he has to stand by his word and take out his wallet. Mike is the tough guy, the intimidator, the mook, the guy you don't want to deal with. My advice to anyone considering purchasing from this dealership: have any vehicle independently inspected from end to end before signing anything. Speak with local mechanics, tow truck operators, and other automotive professionals in the area (cuz if you don't, you will). Do ALL of your homework before making a purchase. I thought I did my due diligence, except the independent inspection PRIOR to signing. I knew that it had only had two owners, the second only had it for 6 mo, the cosmetic appeal of the jeep is near perfect, I trusted the lemon law (which doesn't apply to this because it's not the same problem over and over, it's a cascade of problems), I trusted Bobby's assurances that the vehicle was checked "end to end" before it was handed over to me, i had it inspected just before my 30 days were up. He knew I was in dire need due to an accident that totaled my previous car, only given three days of rentals and the need to get to work. I am also disabled so needed a vehicle that is reliable. They used my situation to knowingly sell me a dud that had been fixed up to look brand new. DON'T FALL FOR IT.

    I bought a 2006 Toyota only to improve my credit score. 3 months later the engine blew!…read more I lost out $$$ and even though I had it voluntarily reposted they put a negative mark on my credit. DONT BUY FROM THEM!

    Skillings Auto - car_dealers - Updated August 2026

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