Wish it could be a negative amount of stars. Absolutely horrible. Do not buy a car from them. Super…read morenice when we bought it and now giving my mother a difficult time. They are trying to sell her old car that is not drivable. Told us they were sending it to the junkyard but caught them in a lie. Absolutely the worst place. Dont go there. Kelly Roney

I'm updating my previous review. My sales person Ira told me to put 4100 dollars down to lower my…read morepayment. That was bull****! The car cost 12,000 and I financed 12,000! What happened to the 4100 | put down? I was mislead on the warranty and fast talked into getting gap insurance. Ira had me write the review in front of him and he wrote most of it! I wouldn't refer anyone to this car sales place! I'm very upset and I feel taken advantage of

First time actually using them was about a week ago. She was super friendly, personable, and…read moreknowledgeable. Had to come back today to pickup my registration from her, she remembered me by name. Surprising since she sees so many different people. And easy as that. Will be back next time

Rude / arrogant / ignorant, these are a few of the words that come to mind! The man out front…read moresmoking a cigarette ended up being our service person. Service was the one thing missing. This guy has no clue what he is doing. Everything he told us, including having to have the particular vehicle with us was wrong! Went to a reputable auto tag place in Feasterville that I have used for my entire life and had zero of the issues that this clown was spouting off about! DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME! there are so many other choices - avoid the drama...

Where's Dora? Well, if the intrepid explorer purchased a car from Hertz she's probably scouring the…read moreglobe looking for a second key. A few years ago I purchased a station car from the former "Superstar in Rent-a-Car" and these mystical fobs are just nowhere to be found. When I politely inquired, the staff at the Hertz Warminster branch just laughed like I was trying to locate Wonka's Golden Ticket or the whereabouts of Jimmy Hoffa. I'm reasonably certain that every one of the thousands of vehicles they purchase every year comes with two keys from the factory, so why can't a corporation that prides itself on world-class logistics keep track of such things. I know they're expensive if lost but I seriously doubt Hertz pays MSRP at the dealer for replacements and could duplicate fobs in their sleep. The "A" answer is that they're lazy and just don't give a s__t. Just for grins I called and wrote the braintrust of OJ Simpson's former employer in Estero, Florida and incredibly no one in the Sunshine State seems to have a clue where these transmitters go to hide. I'd ask OJ but on the advice of legal counsel, the Juice ain't talking. Pathetic.

My review of Hertz Car sales is probably the only one you can Trust…read moreWe bought a rental car from Hertz car sales in warminster pa cash pay out We did not get a mechanic to check out the car before purchase.; We just basically looked at online reviews from purchasers , the vehicle performance score, safety score , gas mileage,blue book value and recalls. 4 out of 5 stars isnt bad . The reason why We did not get a mechanic is simple ,we could not find one at the time and didnt want to risk taking it to a dealer or Pep boys and they put there con artist hands on the vehicle. So in short We took a risk. So if you want to buy a rent a car here is the deal (My personal opion ) #1 . If you have AAA or other membership you receive a discount don't mention it until after they give you a price then ask do they have discounts for membership clubs #2 If you buy or lease change your tires to a better grade . There tires are generally just bad from wear and tear.See if the car still has the spare tire dummy in back. #3 Stay away from the cool cars as much as possible theyre generally most popular with customers and will have the most underlying problems #4 check for dings and dents that look undelrying on the car feel the exterior sometimes people have been in accidents and fixed the car themselves also rental car companies may fix obvious dings by smoothing them over but not fixing it totally #5 The fuel pump will probably be a concern because it most likely will be on its way out. Its common for rent a car driver to drive close empty on gas , ruining the fuel pump. This is evident when your gas is only on empty .You won't notice the potential problem if your gas is on full or even half a tank. When your fuel pump is going your car engine will make a wierd noise after gas is put in.After awhile it won't start right away Hertz should cover this under warranty but finding a dealer service center you can trust good luck. #6. FIND OUT IF ITS DEALER CERTIFIED #7 FIND OUT WHERE IT WAS ORIGINALLY SHIPPED FROM DONT GET IT IF FROM AREAS THAT FLOOD ALOT #8 CHECK YOUR CONTRACTwhen closing MAKE SURE THEY PUT THE EXCACT COLOR MAKE MODEL ETC. #9.IF YOU WANT YOUR CAR TO LAST 2 YEARS OR MORE Dont tAKE ON LONG TRIPS GET A RENTAL IN THE WINTER ENTERPRISE LOCATIONS HAVE A WEEKEND SPECIAL 9.99 A DAY #10 STAY WITHIN YOUR WARRANTY MILES FOR AS LONG AS YOU CAN #11.CHANGE YOUR WINDSHIELD WIPERS #12. Your breaks are probably on there way out so change them if you hear anything suspicious #13. check the interior carefully #14. Expect your registration to take forever #15 LOOK UNDER THE HOOD AND THE UNDER CAR # 16.WHEN TEST DRIVING BACK UP AND FORWARD ASK FOR A SOMEWHAT BUMPY ROAD TO TEST DRIVE. ALSO TEST DRIVE IT TWICE IN ONE DAY #17. Compare insurance they offerd me insurance through there affiliate which WAS actually cheaper than my other options #18. ALL THE SALESMAN ARE CHEESY SO YOU CANT TRUST THEM JUST TRUST YOUR GUT DO YOUR RESEARCH GET A MECHANIC IF YOU CAN #19.Make them fix anything you can Before you buy # 20.EXPECT TO PUT MONEY INTO IT HERTZ OFFERS THE BEST PRICE IN COMPARISON TO AVIS , ENTERPRISE, AND ALL THE OTHERS BUT IT COMES AT A.PRICE. ITS STILL ACTUALLY BETTER TO GET THE LOWEST PRICE SINCE BUYING A RENTAL IS RISKY ANYWAY. #21 Last but not least if you don't like your car get rid right away if you can

EDIT: A star rating is only as good as your last experience, which was just now. The owner…read morecontacted me and the car is being looked at today. Maybe the July 8 date was an outside estimate. Anyway, this comports with my own experience and makes me feel much better about the upcoming road trip. I accept that very good mechanics have an off day, which might be what happened with either diagnostic or service. We just need it fixed. I recommended my son to take his 2008 Forester in for a bumper to bumper mechanical check since before his 2K road trip. I had such a good experience with their service in January, and I wanted to make sure this car was serviced by Subaru mechanics. $3K later, having paid for the diagnostic and issues they found, he drove it home. On the 1st attempt to drive it after that, it kept stalling every time he stopped. He could not get through Philadelphia and had to have it towed. They are taking care of it today.

I had a really disappointing experience at Glanzmann Subaru and would strongly caution others…read morebefore going there for inspection or service. They failed my PA inspection on a 2023 Subaru Forester with only 27,000 miles -- not for anything remotely serious, but for extremely minor issues that felt more like an excuse to upsell than legitimate safety concerns. First, they failed the car over a tiny nick on a windshield wiper blade that was still fully functional, and then quoted $55 to replace it. They also claimed my tires needed to be replaced immediately and quoted $445 for mounting and balancing two tires -- all based on a very small cosmetic mark on the tread. The tires still have measurable tread (around 4/32") and no structural damage or exposed cords. I've attached photos of the exact tire they failed so others can judge for themselves -- there is a small mark, but nothing that reasonably justifies failing a state inspection. When I questioned it, they pointed to "state requirements," which is misleading at best. PA inspection rules are clear about what actually constitutes a failure, and this didn't meet that threshold. The overall impression I got was that they are actively looking for the smallest possible issue to fail your inspection so they can sell you overpriced repairs on the spot. I understand safety matters -- but this felt like a business model, not a safety standard. I will not be returning, and I'd recommend others consider a more honest, independent shop for inspections. Response to Owner: I'm going to respond directly because your reply misrepresents both the situation and Pennsylvania inspection standards. At no point did I make "threats." I stated that I would share my experience publicly -- which is exactly what I am doing now. That's not a threat, that's transparency. More importantly, your claim that these were "clear failures under PA inspection guidelines" is simply not accurate. Under PA inspection regulations (67 Pa. Code §175), a tire fails if: Tread depth is below 2/32", Tread wear indicators are flush with the tread in two adjacent grooves, or Ply/cord is exposed or there is structural damage. None of those conditions were present. The tire in question has approximately 4/32" of tread remaining, with no exposed cords or structural damage. The small cosmetic mark your team identified as "secondary rubber" is not listed anywhere in PA inspection code as a failure condition. Similarly, a fully functional wiper blade with a minor nick does not constitute a clear failure unless it cannot properly clear the windshield. Mine was operational. Saying these were "clear failures" under state law is misleading. At best, your team applied an overly conservative internal standard -- which is your choice -- but that is very different from a legal requirement. What is more concerning is that you, as the owner, are publicly standing by these decisions. That suggests this is not an isolated judgment call by a technician, but a broader, systemic approach at Glanzmann Subaru to interpret inspection standards in a way that benefits the service department. When minor or borderline items are failed and immediately paired with high-cost replacements ($55 for wipers, $445 for two tires), it creates the appearance of an upsell-driven inspection process rather than an objective one. I fully understand that licensed inspectors must follow the law. My issue is that the law is being incorrectly cited to justify decisions that go beyond what is actually required. I stand by my original review, and I've provided photos so others can judge for themselves.

Bought a 2018 Audi q7 from RideSmart in August of 2024. After 100 miles on the car I received a low…read moreoil notification and have been fighting it ever since. I reached out to RideSmart about the car and never responded. I now have a 19k lawn ornament thanks to RideSmart and their assitance in purchasing a lemon. Still no response.

We purchased a car from Joe a couple of weeks ago! We got a great deal, and everyone at Ridesmart…read morewas wonderful to work with!! They answered all of our questions and were extremely thorough in making sure that we were satisfied with our purchase. We will definitely be repeat customers and would definitely recommend Ridesmart to our friends and family!

Bought a car that was advertised (and priced) as in "Excellent Condition". However, what they…read morefailed to mention is the holes and cracks in the frame from a surmountable amount of rust, a missing AC belt, multiple fluid leaks (including a steadily dripping fuel tank), and rear suspension damage. Did not respond well when questioned about the validity of the new PA inspection due to the immense amount of rust to the frame, also claiming that it was not his responsibility as the dealer to make sure the car is in good condition before advertising and selling it as "excellent condition". If you choose to buy from him, definitely insist on bringing it to your OWN mechanic. Good luck...

I bought a 2005 Prius from 4 Below Auto Sales in Willow Groove, PA. After I purchased the vehicle I…read moretook it to a Toyota Dealer and had them do a thorough evaluation. As a result I would not recommend purchasing from 4 Below Auto Sales to anyone for the following reasons: 1) The vehicle was not suppose to have been in an accident. It turned out that it had been struck in the front and among several other things the radiator was cracked and leaking. 2) The rear brakes were frozen open and the front brakes while working needed to be replaced along with the rotors. It appears that the vehicle had been sitting for a long time on moist unpaved ground. The sway bars front and back are deeply corroded and must be replaced. 3) The heater was not working and as result in in a cold rain driving to the Toyota Dealer the windows kept fogging up and I had to pull off the road several times to wipe them off. 4) The muffler is being replaced because it is all taped together, corroded and carbon monoxide could leak into the cab 5) The electric door looks will not take a command from either of the keys provided so the car cannot be locked at this time. I purchased this car on an As Is Basis so I foolishly must except all responsibility yet I believe I should have been told the vehicle had been in an accident and from a safety stand point I should have been warned about the condition of the brakes. I am sending you this note to you because I believe people should be alerted to the practices of 4 Below Auto Sales in Willow Groove, Pa. I paid $5000.00 for this automobile and currently I am investing a little over $2000.00 to make it safe and runnable. The vehicle should not have sold for more than $3700.00 and the buyer warned of its safety issues. At $3700 the cost for a 2005 Prius with repairs would still be close to $6000.00. An individual who did not have it expertly evaluated would have been at great risk and if they could not afford to make the critical repairs would be stuck with an unsafe vehicle.