I was very skeptical about purchasing a vehicle (Tesla) from across the country without physically…read moreseeing the vehicle until I came across IQAutos. IQAutos posts very clear photos of their inventory for clear transparency of what you are buying, especially for their huge Tesla inventory. They know what photos to display in their listings so you don't have to ask too many questions (Car computer version/actual current range). They make it extremely simple and easy to purchase a vehicle compared to the normal dealerships that play haggling games with you trying to squeeze every possible dollar out of you. They have many years of experience and it definitely shows with how they adapted to today's average consumer. Shout out to Tony who was very responsive and knowledgeable of Tesla's throughout the entire transaction. If I ever purchase another Tesla, it will likely be from them. The entire experience was great! Highly recommend!

Matt and IQAutos were outstanding to work with. So honest and transparent, I really had to ask…read moremyself several times if I was being punk'd. Great selection, best prices you will find anywhere. Cars well taken care of. Highly responsive and A+ communication at all times. Totally seamless process!

i was nervous about buying a car from a used car lot a couple thousand miles away, but when the car…read morearrived it was as perfect as i would expect from buying it CPO from BMW itself. There was disapointing dealerships with car under 5,000 mile that were in poor condition and not preped for resale. not so here!! they cleaned it up to near showroom condition. i recomend them. my only issue was the title and that was California DMV that created the problems.

PSA: Don't Fall for the "DriveADream" Lemon Trap…read more If you are looking at a manufacturer buyback or lemon-titled vehicle from DriveADream, be aware of the deceptive pricing tactics used to mask the true value of their inventory. 1. The "MSRP" Illusion DriveADream markets their cars as "thousands off MSRP." This is a classic bait-and-switch. They are comparing the price of a used, branded-title car to a factory-fresh sticker price. A fair comparison is against other used cars with similar mileage and clean titles. 2. Predatory Pricing A lemon-titled vehicle typically carries a 25-40% valuation penalty. DriveADream frequently lists lemons at the same price as clean-titled counterparts. For instance, they are currently listing Kia EV9 lemons for ~$40,000--the same price Kelly Blue Book lists for a clean title. 3. The Insurance Gap (The Hidden Cost) They will tell you the car is "better than new" because it's been inspected, but your insurance company won't care. If you total a car you bought for $40,000 that has a lemon title, the insurance payout will be based on the branded value--roughly $24,000. You will be instantly underwater by $16,000 the moment you drive off the lot. The Bottom Line: Don't let "luxury" branding distract you from the math. If you aren't getting at least 30% off the used market value, you aren't getting a deal--you're getting scammed.

Thoroughly was pleased with my experience here and with Jamie Crawford. I'm since I was a kid, I've…read morealways wanted a Range Rover and I made a commitment to musket that if I was in a position and the situation right that I would have one. Jamie went over and beyond to accommodate my purchase and even accepted my pre-approved excellent rate with my credit union. I purchased the vehicle prior to Christmas, and there was a delay with me taking the vehicle home, since my credit union was out of state. After several days of waiting, Jamie took the lead and pulsed some strings so that I could take possession of the vehicle early which made this the best Christmas present. He had no idea that by doing this for me, I was able to take the Range Rover on a ski trip in NC right after Christmas, which wouldn't have happened but for his decision to go over and beyond. Great experience and great communication as Weel. I would certainly buy another vehicle from him.

Purchased an SUV, i knew what i wanted, i was not a hard sale, nor am i a difficult person to work…read morewith. I live South carolina i drove all the way to this dealiship for 1 specific SUV. The car has an issue where the it jumps randomly into emergency transmission mode it even happend when my sales person Jamie Crawford when we were in the car together. I did not make a big deal about because it did not seem to affect the driving. They sent me on my way with a 45 day Temp tag. Over the next 45 days i recieve no permanent tag or registration. I call them they tell me they sent it to my local dmv. I go to my local DMV and they don't have it the system. Come to find out they mailed my paperwork for the registration and 43 DAYS AFTER i drove off with the car. Which is not nearly enough time for my local dmv to recieve and process it. So i have been driving around with an expired tag and registation for the last 3 days and i PAID THEM to take care of this for me. I called the location with my complaint was told the manager would respond to me. 8 hours later i have recieved no response. This is ridiculous and HIGHLY inconvenient. I Paid $188 for tag and title fee and $600 for this NITRO bullshit for what?!! to drive around with an expired temp tag?!

I would strongly recommend steering clear of this dealership. They tack on an excessive amount of…read moremark-up and try to squeeze as much money as possible out of you right from the start. One of the biggest issues is that they force you to pay for "Grand Care," which costs $3,262.41. The problem is you don't really know what that even includes -- they can describe it however they want, and you're basically expected to accept it without any clear breakdown. On top of that, their documentation fee is $999, which is extremely unreasonable. The average doc fee in Georgia normally ranges from about $599 to $699, so they're charging well above what's typical. Then when it comes to your trade-in, they go out of their way to undervalue your vehicle. They even use the excuse, "Well, since we're not a major dealership, we have to recoup somehow," as if that justifies shortchanging you. The warning signs were there from the start. When I walked in, I saw a woman who was visibly upset saying, "You all like to play mind games," before she declined to buy a car. I honestly should have taken that as a sign and left right then. The entire experience felt unprofessional, almost like doing business behind a fast-food restaurant instead of an actual dealership. Every time I said something, the salesman would disappear into the back, return with paperwork, and the information would be completely wrong. Once we finally agreed on a number, I thought the deal was set -- but even then, the actual numbers were off by a huge amount. To be fair, the salesman wasn't rude, but that still doesn't make up for how they operate. If you decide to go there, just know that even if you negotiate what seems like a decent deal, they will find a way to justify why you won't actually get the best price. By the time they add all their fees and mark-ups, you're already $4,000 to $6,000 in the hole before they even start processing the paperwork.

Well the process was very long and exhausting. I was glad it was over. I was pleased with the car…read morebut the one thing I didn't like was they didn't fill the gas tank it's kind of weird to buy a new car and then have to go to the gas station and car wash right after. they didn't even detail the car. It's like they rinse the car off .I was there for 3 1/2 hours and I feel like if you're gonna sell a car or trying to sell a car you will present the product the best way you can to make the person feel good about a large purchase.

Just bought our second car from Malones, and just like with our first purchase, the experience was…read moreexcellent. Jim Stevens was terrific throughout our multiple visits--polite, professional, and never pushy. He was always accommodating with our requests and incredibly helpful. There was also a minor existing issue with the car, which Brian and the service department resolved promptly as soon as we brought it to their attention. Malones truly has a great team, and the entire environment is low‑pressure and stress‑free. We'll definitely return when we're in the market for another car. Thank you!

One of the best buying experiences we've ever had. Staff is very professional and the inventory is…read morereally good.

I recently purchased a vehicle from Marietta Auto Sales. While the sales representative, Detric &…read moreJimmy were very patient and throughout the buying process, there were several disappointing issues afterward. I was told I would receive a second key fob, but that promise has yet to be fulfilled. I also put $3,000 down on the vehicle, yet the dealership couldn't even provide a full tank of gas. I left the lot with the gas tank barely above "E." I was reassured they would take care of it later, but after calling multiple times to schedule an appointment, I've continued to get the runaround. As a side note, purchasing the warranty insurance did not feel worthwhile in my experience. You can cancel, don't be fooled. Overall, the customer service after the sale has been frustrating and disappointing.

One of the worst experiences I've ever had at a car dealership. My daughter saved up her own money…read moreto purchase a vehicle and found a 2023 Hyundai Tucson at Marietta Auto Sales. From the beginning, we were told the car had undergone a 10-point inspection and that a few dings on the side would be repaired. Within just a couple of weeks, multiple warning lights appeared--including low tire pressure, worn-out windshield wipers, low windshield washer fluid, an overdue service notice (-139 days), and a "check forward safety" light. I made four separate trips--each over an hour away from home--to have these issues addressed, and only a few were resolved. Today 3/6/2026, when I returned to have the safety light checked, I discovered the hood latch was completely missing. At that point, I was done. I spoke with the finance manager, Chris, to ask whether I could receive a refund or exchange the vehicle. He told me they do not do swaps, only trades. I selected another car priced exactly the same--smaller, even--and was then told it would be treated as a trade, costing an additional $3,000-$4,000. Absolutely unacceptable. The dealership took no accountability for selling us a faulty vehicle, and I am deeply disappointed and hurt by how we were treated. Their focus seems to be on profit, not customers. Please do not waste your time at this dealership. They know the situation is wrong, yet all they agreed to do was replace the hood latch. gave me a half tank of gas, washed the truck, and then told me to go to a Hyundai dealer for the safety light diagnosis--which would cost me another $200. They would not give me anything towards it. SMH Please note: This is NOT a one time incident. There were several dissatisfied customers there today. After further assessment, the vehicle was found to have impact damage which was not disclosed to us. My attorney has been contacted

I had an excellent experience working with Orsino ("O") at Atlanta Autos. I'm located in California…read moreand the vehicle, a 2019 Dodge Durango SRT, was in Georgia, so clear communication and trust were extremely important to me. O made the entire process smooth and stress free from start to finish. He sent all the pictures and videos I asked for in a timely manner, answered all of my questions, and was always clear and straightforward in his communication. He also worked with me on pricing, which I truly appreciated. Buying a vehicle from across the country can be intimidating, but O made it easy and gave me confidence every step of the way. Overall, I am very happy with my experience and would absolutely recommend working with Orsino at Atlanta Autos. Thank you again, O!

Believe all the other reviews - these guys are SHADY. They require all vehicles to be financed for…read moreat least 3 months. Meaning if you can pay cash, or use alternative financing, they won't allow it. You have to finance through them for at least 3 months because "it's the only way for us to mitigate loses as a business" (exact quote from the sales guy). Steer clear and as the rule of thumb goes, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Honestly, if I could go back...I would have NEVER purchased a car with DriveTime. 7 days after…read morepurchasing...the check engine light came on. Took it in, found out it was the thermostat that needed to be replaced. It was covered under the warranty...perfect. Maybe 2 weeks later, issues with the transmission. Sent it in for repairs and was told the $900 in repairs was NOT covered by the warranty. So now I'm going back and forth with customer relations to cover repairs for a car I purchased less than 30 days ago!!!!!!!!! I understand everyone's situation is different, sometimes that easy approval isn't worth the hell you may go through. That's it.

DO NOT BUY A CAR HERE. The salesperson Demond lied to me about this car. I was told the vehicle is…read morelooked at from hood to trunk. that's a lie. I've had my vehicle for 2 weeks and I have already had to submit 3 claims. I have been told by 2 different shops that the claims can take over a month to get approved because they fight the claim. The tires are after market and need a special lug nut tool and it is not in the vehicle. I have to find it and buy it. I have left 2 messages for the manager Steve to call me and he has not. I called customer relations and they basically told me that they will not do anything to help me.

Everything! My mom purchased a vehicle 2 years ago and loves her car! No problems with the car…read morewhatsoever! Alicia was amazing and I recommend VIP Kars to anyone looking for a good used car

It's a dealership. Plenty of inventory. Most of everything has a decent or low mileage. Staff needs…read moreto have better communication. They do try to work with you. As far as I'm aware, most of the cars come from auction and they have been in accidents. Just be aware. Would not recommend