I loved my experience at Porsche south Orlando! I bought my first Porsche this month, I had the…read morebest dealer ever : Javier and a huge reception from Hugo and Clarissa! I felt important and welcome! Javier is amazing and knows everything about the brand! Loved it all !!!

Excellent experience buying a used Porsche Cayenne. The whole process and negotiation went well,…read moreand fast. Brian Cheney is professional, and an excellent communicator. They were up front about the car price and additional fees in their ads, with no surprises.My car was clean and ready to go. Their follow-up, that we agreed to, for the stereo and some paint issues after the purchase, were completed as soon as the parts arrived. (Within a week), and I had a loaner car when it was in their service dept. i had an excellent experience.

Barbara was absolutely wonderful to work with! She made purchasing my Lexus completely hassle-free…read more She was respectful, attentive, and genuinely listened to what I wanted throughout the entire process. She went above and beyond to make the experience special, even adding that extra personal touch of putting the bow on my new car. You can tell she truly cares about her customers and takes pride in what she does. I highly recommend Barbara to anyone looking for a professional, thoughtful, and enjoyable car-buying experience. She was amazing from start to finish!

Overpriced, as you might expect from a dealership -- nearly 3x the price of a regular shop. We…read moredidn't want to spend time shopping around, and since the vehicle was already there, we decided it would be easier to move forward. Unfortunately, the customer service was extremely inefficient. They called four separate times to request the same information I had already provided. I spoke with Tommy, Robert, Stephanie (who seemed completely lost), and finally Mark, who at least communicated well. At pickup, no one met with us to explain anything about the $8,000 service, the warranty, or the work performed. They didn't even bother to bring the truck to us -- someone simply pointed us toward the cashier, and we then had to wander around their huge parking lot to find our vehicle ourselves. Absolutely ridiculous. To make matters worse, after I completed the survey and gave 3 stars, no one even bothered to call. Robert A. only responded through a message. So here is my response to your overpriced and poor service: Avoid Don Mealey.

Awesome service from these guys! Charlie Wilson in the service Department always makes sure I'm…read morewell taken care of whether I show up for an unexpected issue or scheduled oil change. On occasion when you have to leave your car, there's a shuttle to take you where you want to go within a certain radius. For longer services, there's a car rental there that always has my make and model which is always a plus. Easy set up to pick up my rental.

TL:DR. Customer Service not well. I was just a transaction…read more Interested in an M5 this dealership had. It was decently priced and searching around Fl, Only two I was interested. I called in a few days before to express interest. Referred to Manny, who the finance person said he'll take care of me. I plan on coming in to look at Sat, and to show my seriousness. Says he only has a 1pm appointment. I drove first thing in the morning, for 3 hours, to look and possibly negotiate the car. I test drive, didn't notice anything too much mechanically. There was a sensor that was popped off and some dings on the carbon fiber. After the test drove, I never gave a number/offer, they had the car listed around $83,700. I expressed willing to put a security deposit, but we need to come down on the price. He made it seem like he can make it happen. He talks to the sale manager at the time, and come back. However, states something around the lines of "after discussing with my manager, we cannot come down in price. We have 3 more viewings after you, and don't want to depreciate the value and would rather see if one of the 3 would be willing to pay our asking price." He also states that his manager said "if I'd be willing to finance through the dealership, they'd give me $500 credit." In shock I expressed and asked, that "the car has been sitting for months, and I'm showing interest, and you turn me down in hopes that someone else would buy it?" And now, a car that's been sitting there for months, and Manny said has 1 showing, now all of a sudden has three? I leave. I tell Manny call me after the weekend if he wants to discuss a sale. He agrees. The weekend goes by and midway into the week. The car is still listed on their site. Did Manny call? Of course not. Being in management myself I decided to call the dealership and ask to talk to manager to express my experience from that previous weekend. I get transferred to another sales manager, Matt. At first, he seemed sincere, he said he'd look into the situation, talk to Manny about it, and get back with me and see if he can do anything to help. Thinking back about the entire process. I felt he was just telling me what I want to hear to get me back in the shop. I'll explain. I mentioned the car was listed at $83.7k. Manny said they can't go down anymore. Matt replies and says he can do $82.7k. At the time I was dealing with South Orlando Jaguar. Mind you, the same physical dealership is the same as South Orlando Range Rover. I showed him, that the other half of his dealership has the car listed at $82.2. He then decides to offer me at $81.5. I agreed. He gets me with finance to discuss financing and any add on. In the midst of all that my wife convinces me to trade in my car. It's an older Lexus, but to me a rare one, and and maintained one. I was transparent about the car. Regularly maintained and serviced. However it's a 2008. And my recent dealership visit, it was advised to start planning or doing reseals and gaskets. And I told that to Matt. I gave him the vin. He comes back at me saying "at the mileage I have, I have to highest Lexus ISF in the nation". Which later come to find out, is not correct. He said at that high of a mileage, he doesn't know if anyone would pay for it, and it will likely go to auction. But he said for the sake of the sale, I'll offer $7500 in credit." He also OFFERED/stated, "that's my rock bottom weather the condition is better or worse. Let's get it on the lift, if it looks better, I'll give you more, if it's worse, I'll still stick to my 7500." Little did he know I went to my local Auto Nation and Carmax. They offered me 9500. I told that to Matt and he said he'll match it and again, lets put it on the lift and we'll see if I can get you more. In short he never gave me any additional credit even though he said he'd likely would. They never honored the 500. And later found they listed my car to sale at $15k. And they just "low balled" me at 7500 with the intent not to give me more, if it weren't for CarMax. First and last transaction at this dealership.

My wife and I have been wanting to get a new car and one of the things stopping us, was the car…read morebuying experience. It is the thing everyone dreads. We had an idea of what we wanted and when my in-laws came up, we knew it was the right time to start looking. They are much better at negotiating and asking the right questions than we are! We tried to find a dealership through Costco, but it wasn't giving us one close by, so we went to Headquarter Honda. This is located in Clermont right across from Costco. It was weird that Costco did not send us there but I guess it was something with the offers. However, I am glad we went where we did. We met and worked with Kyle. He was a great salesmen, never judge-y when said possibly a certified preowned, he was not pushy, let us ask all our questions, and even took time to answer my in-laws questions as well. He made the car buying very pleasurable. Surprisingly we came across a certified pre owned, only 2 years old that we absolutely fell in love with. It was such a great price compared to a newer version and had more upgrades! We knew we needed that one before someone else scooped it up or they realized they were giving us a great deal! Kyle took time to show my wife, who will primarily drive it, every button, every extra thing in the car, how everything works. It was like reading the book but being given a demonstration. They even offered the Car Fax so we didn't have to pay for one. Their actual lot was pretty well sized with new cars and certified pre owned. Our certified pre owned came with a great warranty as well. We worked with Kyle for most the time but then had to work with the finance person for all the signing. I cant remember his name but he was also very nice and not pushy at all. He was even able to add some extra protection without changing our payments. I will say this was the easiest car buying experiences we have ever had. At this location they also have a full service repair shop, where we will be bringing our car for oil changes and such. Their waiting room is pretty large, they have tons of places to sit, coffee and then snacks and drinks (in a vending machine). There is even an upgraded coffee (lattes and espressos) for a charge. I can not recommend this dealership enough. Car buying is painful, and for the most part, fearful. The pushy-ness of some salesmen can be extremely overwhelming especially for my wife but this was very easy and not bad at all. I would highly recommend using this dealership if you are looking for a new car. Ask for Kyle as well! ACES!

One of the things I dread the most is shopping for a new car. Luckily we have not had to do this…read morein a bit but sadly is was time. That dreaded car payment every month and even worse looking for a car! I was literally dreading this. We knew we were interested in a Honda or Toyota. We went to Headquarter Honda first, located in Clermont. When we got out, we first met Kyle. What a gem of a salesmen! He was absolutely amazing and made our experience so pleasant. We did take my mom and dad (they are better at this then we are) and even with all of us asking Kyle questions, he remained calm, answered each and every one, gave fantastic recommendations. We luckily found a car that we fell in love with so didn't even bother going to Toyota. He took the time to show us every little detail on the car, how to use all the buttons and such. He even followed up a couple days later to make sure everything was going well. We ended up buying a certified pre owned and we loved that they had the car fax ready to give us. Their lot was pretty well sized with new cars and certified pre owned. We got a fantastic warranty and I have to say every single person along the way was great. We really only interacted with Kyle our salesmen and then the finance person. I cant remember his name but he was also really great. Of course he offered additional coverage but worked with us to try and get what we wanted while not changing our monthly payments. I really have to say this was one of the easiest car buying experiences we have ever had. They also have a full service repair shop to where we will be taking our car for oil changes and such. Their waiting room is very nice, lots of chairs, coffee and then snacks and drinks and upgraded coffee (lattes and espressos) for a charge. We were there on a Sunday so no one was in there. Im sure it is busier when they are open. I can not recommend this dealership enough. Car buying is painful, stressful and something we just do not want to do. I was literally dreading, but this was such an easy experience for us. 5 stars for 5 star service! I would highly also recommend asking for Kyle if you are looking to buy a car. He was beyond professional, nice and overall really great! Thank you Headquarter Honda!

Didn't think it was possible to find a car without the pressure from the sales force. But dealing…read morewith Julio and Eddie has changed my mind. I started by informing Julio that is was just starting to look at vehicles. That didn't deter him from being polite and showing me as many vehicles as I wanted to look at. After leaving I returned to next day only to find out it was his day off. Eddie stepped up and was just as cordial and easy to work with. What a great team they make. They made my car buying experience enjoyable. Thank you to both of them

I spent two days coordinating the purchase of a 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe from Genesis of Central…read moreFlorida--texting back and forth, arranging the sale and scheduling an Uber to the dealership. The vehicle-specific advertisement clearly stated, in capital letters, "PRICE INCLUDES RECONDITIONING." However, when I asked for documentation showing what reconditioning had actually been performed, I was told that they do not recondition these older "cash cars" and that the vehicle would be sold as-is. In my opinion, advertising that reconditioning is included and then saying otherwise is false and misleading advertising designed to pull prospective buyers in. I was also assured repeatedly that there were no recalls and that Genesis would not sell a vehicle without inspecting it and ensuring that all applicable recalls were addressed. Nevertheless, when I took it upon myself to research the VIN, I discovered an incomplete Hyundai manufacturer service campaign involving a known cylinder-head-cover oil leak that can affect the alternator. Technically, a manufacturer service campaign is different from a safety recall, but it was still an outstanding manufacturer issue that had not been disclosed or completed. When I requested the inspection report, campaign documentation and an itemized explanation of the advertised reconditioning, I did not receive direct answers. Instead, I was sent a general website disclaimer saying listings may contain errors, followed by this response: "It's a 2009, if you are expecting a vehicle that has had every little thing addressed this may not be the right car for you. These are cash cars sold as is." I never expected every minor issue on a 2009 vehicle to be repaired. I simply expected the dealership to substantiate its own advertisement and the repeated assurances that the vehicle had been inspected, was in good shape and had no outstanding recall-related concerns. Rather than addressing my reasonable questions, the responses felt defensive, dismissive and indifferent. The salesperson seemed unconcerned that I had already spent two days coordinating the purchase. I ultimately cancelled the sale because I no longer trusted the information being provided. I also lost $25 when I had to cancel the Uber ride I had arranged to pick up the vehicle. My advice to other buyers is to take it upon yourself to research everything. Do not assume that an advertised statement such as "price includes reconditioning" means the dealership can or will provide evidence of what was done. Run the VIN through the manufacturer's recall and service-campaign systems, obtain the complete vehicle history, save screenshots of the advertisement and demand all inspections, repairs and promises in writing before arranging transportation or spending any money. I am disappointed because I was genuinely excited to purchase this vehicle. The sale was lost not because I expected a perfect 2009 car, but because straightforward questions about the dealership's own advertising and assurances were repeatedly deflected.

I moved down here from Illinois 6 years ago, the service is great and totally trustworthy!read more

This used to be a great place for auto repairs. Now, not so much, and I'm not sure why. Bill used…read moreto be a reliable guy. On our latest visit, we were given a list of repairs, all of which seemed reasonable. At the time, our schedule was busy, so we just had one repair done, related to our car hesitating. Then - a few weeks later - our car was still hesitating now and then (and more dramatically) as we drove it. It wasn't quite enough for our car to stall, but it made us very uneasy. We took the car to another mechanic, explaining the hesitation issue. We gave that shop a copy of our recent receipts from 535, so these other mechanics would know what had already been done. They tried one fix after another, but nothing fully resolved the issue. Several days later, they still hadn't found what was wrong with the car... until they revisited the repair that 535 had done. Laughing as they explained the folly of not giving that repair a second glance until they'd eliminated everything else... they said it was a relatively simple fix, directly related to the 535 repair. Our car is running fine now, thanks to their work. It may have been an unusual misstep on 535's part, but the last time we saw Bill - a few days after the repair at his shop - something felt different. He wasn't the same, friendly Bill. Whatever it was, I hope Bill and his team get it straightened out. However, we're not likely to return to 535 Auto Care.