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    Auto Fleet - power steering issue

    Auto Fleet

    (5 reviews)

    I purchased a Nissan Pathfinder from this dealership less than two weeks ago and paid an additional…read more$500 for a 90-day powertrain warranty. At first, I felt like I got a fair deal upfront. However, since buying the vehicle, several issues have surfaced. First, the roof trim came loose, which I had to glue back myself. Then, I discovered that the rear door handle was broken--a detail I missed during my inspection, so I had to fix that as well. And this morning, I realized the power steering fluid is definitely bad, which may require me to spend $2,000 to $3,000 to replace the pump entirely. It's evident to me that this vehicle was not properly inspected by a certified professional before it was listed for sale. The "computer readout" they provided, showing old diagnostic codes, was apparently from the previous owner, as they didn't even bother to run it themselves. I take full responsibility for trusting these people--Alvin, in particular, was great to work with--but unfortunately, this dealership refuses to stand behind their products. They are doing everything possible to avoid covering repairs that, in my opinion, should have been addressed before the car was listed for sale. Who sells a car with bad fluids, broken trim, and a faulty rear door handle--something that could have potentially trapped my kids? To make matters worse, although I paid for the warranty in full to cover issues like this, they are politely refusing to cover any of the repairs because they "aren't engine or powertrain related." While Alvin tried his best, he has no authority to make decisions for customers, which is frustrating. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. I wouldn't call my car a lemon since it does run, but the lack of accountability and customer support is unacceptable. The only reason I'm giving this dealership one star instead of zero is because of Alvin's efforts. So, thanks, but no thanks--save yourself the trouble and go somewhere else!

    Beware. Here's my story - I found a car online, I'm quite a distance away - upstate New York, in…read morefact. But these cars are hard to find and this one was what I'd been looking for. The salesman, Alvin, was great and I felt he was trustworthy. He agreed to take the car to a nearby auto mechanic to double check it, at my expense. That checkup found serious issues, and the salesman got the dealership to agree to fix them. Why? I had a great, newer car to trade in. But today, when they finally got the parts and had it fixed, Alvin came in to work to find that instead of taking it for its final check at the auto shop, it had been sold to someone else yesterday. Yes, I was disappointed and I am not pleased. But since they used my report to make fixes to the car and sold it to someone else, it seemed the least they could do was pay for that inspection. The owner, Roger Tinsley, just told me he "wasn't doing that" and I "should have bought the car quicker." Since Auto Fleet's inspection didn't find any of the issues found, and they were the ones who said there was a delay in getting the repair parts, I find that an interesting argument. So - I'm out $250 and I don't have the car I thought I was getting this week. Don't make my mistake. Go find a place that isn't run like this one.

    TLC Motors - Check engine and limp mode

    TLC Motors

    (46 reviews)

    I would not recommend this place to my worst enemy! My boyfriend and I went to look at a 2022 Chevy…read moreSilverado 2500. Unfortunately in the past we have been burned by other used shady dealerships much like this one, so we got an inspection before deciding to purchase. Upon inspection, they found that there was a steering gearbox leak. Once we gave this information back to the dealership, they said that this should have been caught by the dealership shop before putting the truck for sale. We were then were told that they would take $1,000 off of the price of the truck sold as is (why would anyone want to buy a truck that they would have to fix?). Absolutely not. Then, we were told that they would talk to the repairs department and see if they could get the truck fixed and we agreed that if that was the case we would happily purchase the truck. Unfortunately, 1 day later the truck was marked down by $2000 and the sales associate reached out and said "there was no leak" when you can clearly see that it is still leaking in the background of the photos sent. Obviously, the truck has not been repaired and they are just hoping to get it out the door by any means necessary. Coincidentally, the estimated cost and labor of fixing the issue was around $2000. All in all, integrity and transparency is everything to us and had they been willing to fix the problem, we would have happily did business with them. Save yourself the money and headache and shop somewhere that is not selling cars that they know need repaired.

    Unfortunately Everything Sucks Here. From Sales To Service To Management, Bought A Truck In Summer…read moreSaid AC had been charged drove it to dealership and said it needed a AC Compressor lol window motor and new sunroof and back sliding glass and airbag sensor, warranty covered most of but the 4,800$ ac compressor and labor so yea literally screwed without a kiss. They Generally Speaking Are VERY BLESSED I LIVE IN FLORIDA, And I Have Money, Otherwise I'd Just Have TIME To FLY UP and Pay Them a Visit. But Jesus Says I Can't, But I Do Hope They Straighten Up, and Would Not Recommend Even Stopping To Take A Piss Here. Luckily Whoever Had My Truck Before, This Person Was A Tremendous Help. Unlike the dealership who literally would not call my Wife Back still a year later......experience is negative stars please someone fix the damn ratings so I can leave negative stars lol or half a star like on longest yard. Please and Thanks for your attention to these matters. lol save yourself some aggravation and go to CarMax lol my other truck came from there much smoother experience

    Fred Anderson Toyota of Greer

    Fred Anderson Toyota of Greer

    (82 reviews)

    this people is a scam they over price the labor and sometimes the parts too. if they see you don't…read moreknow about the mechanic then they will try to get all the money they can from you. example: they tried to charge me 1.100$ for replacing calipers... something that never goes over 600$ well... it that's with them. I paid over 3k for work they did to my truck and I thought it was for parts but when I saw the price for labor and time they " spend " it was crazy. for calipper 3 hours of labor ?????? who in this would take 3 hours changing Calipers

    I recently visited Fred Anderson Toyota of Greer while shopping for a used Prius and had a mixed…read moreexperience. The staff were polite and respectful, but there were several issues with transparency and communication that made the process frustrating. Initially, I was sent photos of a different (new) vehicle than the used one listed online, and I noticed the VINs didn't match. I pointed this out, but it wasn't corrected until I was already in talks about pricing. After negotiating what seemed to be a fair price, I began my more than 2-hour drive to the dealership. About 20 minutes into the drive, I was informed that the vehicle in question was not the Limited trim but an LE--explaining a $6,000 price difference. At that point, they offered to discount a new Limited model by a few thousand dollars, saying the price difference between it and the used one would be around $3,000. That sounded reasonable--until I arrived and saw that the discount hadn't really been applied in a meaningful way. I also inquired about the college graduate incentive, and again, the total financed amount remained unchanged. It felt like discounts were being mentioned but not truly reflected in the numbers. My final MSRP ended up being about $37,000 before trade-in and down payment--higher than expected based on our conversations. To add some irony, the dealership advertises a 3-day, 150-mile return policy, which barely covers my round trip to the dealership. It's a nice gesture, but not very practical for out-of-town buyers like me. I did end up getting the car I wanted--although it wasn't fully loaded--and I'm happy with it overall. Still, I wish the process had been more upfront and accurate from the start. If you're shopping here, I'd recommend double-checking all the details before making the drive

    Taylor Auto Sales - car_dealers - Updated September 2026

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