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    Very good customer service, drove car, no pressure, no hassle. I enjoyed the car but decided on a VW because we needed a van.

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    Most disorganized place in the world. Prepare to spend hours waiting past your pickup time, the whole experience is horrible.

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    Sandy Sansing BMW

    Sandy Sansing BMW

    1.8
    (44 reviews)

    I've worked in auto sales for short of 15 years as sales and management. Recently brought my wife's…read morecar in for repair, the technician who worked on our car did great. My service writer did not return my initial call until 14 hours later, I had to call a second time to get a call back, when my wife and I walked in, not one person said hello. Welcoming people will cost you nothing, just saying. I was ready to buy a new BMW for my wife after she left, it was our 30th anniversary and I wanted to surprise her. I wandered on the lot long to look into some vehicles I would consider. No one came to help me, maybe they saw what they call in the industry " a one legged up" or someone who couldn't make a decision without their significant other. It was the wrong call that day, the last four cars my wife has had, she was nowhere near the lot. I am a firm believer that my car will not be worth more than it is, right now. So we will be trading soon. Just some professional and friendly advice... Everybody who owns a car will be buying another, it just depends on who they will be buying from and who their dealership will be. So please stop hiding from your customers and be kind enough to say " Welcome in, what may help with today".. Friendly, easy, and a good way to meet a prospect, they may not buy today, but it will help build your pipeline. The owner spends probably $500-$1500 in advertising per person walking in or calling, so salespeople a chance to make a living, after that service will make their living but servicing the new vehicle and doing a LOF and safety in the trade, in time, that customer will probably trade it in.. and if your my dealership, I will go back and refer my friends over the years. I'll get of my soap box now. I'm still in touch with a ton of people in the industry and instead of bringing my business to where I live, I'll probably have them drop ship what I buy and sell the trade myself since it's free and clear.

    Horrible well Google says that I have to have at least 85 characters to be able to leave a review…read moreso horrible, horrible and horrible again

    Sandy Sansing Chevrolet

    Sandy Sansing Chevrolet

    2.1
    (111 reviews)

    Grandma on my moms side purchased a used car here. Brian was very helpful setting up the features…read moreand showing her how it worked. Great deals and great service. Exactly what a fair car dealer should be. Many people worry about their experiences at car dealers and the fact that they try to sell you what THEY want you to buy. This was NOT the case here. This place knows what they're doing. Before bringing it back to Ohio (we found a killer deal and traveled to get the car) we made sure that it would be safe to make the travel. The service department made sure that the HHR was in tiptop shape and we were on the road. The title department did a great job, especially with dealing with out of state transfer. If we happen to come to Florida (panhandle) and need something done with our car, we hands down know the place we're going to be going to. The HHR is running strong 5 years after purchase, just like when it was new, except it now has 80k on it. Have never had a problem with the car and have never had a problem with Sansing. Sansing is a dealer that you can trust.

    Sandy Sansing Chevrolet's BDC representative, Summer Anoai, contacted me on May 7th by text and…read moreemail in response to my request for trade-in value on my 2016 F-150. The email stated they were "excited to offer a firm price" on my 2016 F‑150 and encouraged me to bring the truck in for an in‑person appraisal to "get the most accurate trade value." The email also included a link to an online estimate range of $16,797-$19,469. I scheduled an appointment and met with a salesperson (Tory/Torie) on Monday, May 11th at 10:00 a.m. for the appraisal. After inspecting the truck, I was told the value was $9,000-$10,000, with the comment that they "could give more if I was trading." When I mentioned the $19,000 figure from the email I had received, the reaction made it clear that the in‑person offer did not align with the dealership's own written estimate or online valuation tools. The in‑person offer was less than half of the estimate range provided to me beforehand, which created a bait‑and‑switch effect for anyone relying on the dealership's stated "firm price" and online valuation tools. My experience was that the in‑person appraisal did not match the expectations set by the dealership's own communication. I want to note that I previously had a very positive experience with John Nudo at Sandy Sansing, which makes the discrepancy in this visit stand out even more.

    Bob Tyler Toyota

    Bob Tyler Toyota

    2.4
    (189 reviews)

    I recently went into Bob Tyler Toyota looking to sell my Lexus outright and lease a new vehicle,…read moreand the entire experience was excellent. I am admittedly a bit pushy--I know exactly what I want and how I want it. The team here didn't blink an eye at that; they worked hard to figure it out and deliver exactly what I was looking for. I walked away getting an amazing amount for my Lexus and a great monthly price on my new lease. What sets this dealership apart is the authentic customer service. Dropping a large amount of money is stressful, and people naturally have their guard up. But everyone here immediately puts you at ease. It doesn't feel like a sales tactic; they are just good people who want to see you leave happy rather than just making money off of you. While I was there, I overheard the other reps talking with their customers, and every single conversation I heard was warm, genuine, and personable. The specific team members who took care of me went completely above and beyond. Victoriah was the salesperson who helped get me into my new 4Runner. She was incredibly kind, and we had a great time chatting about personal stuff throughout the process. I watched her juggle myself and another customer who was buying a car at the same time, and even with her hands full, she remained completely attentive. A true 10 out of 10! Then there was Hayden, who worked with finance and on the floor. I only spoke with him for a little while, but he was very nice, knowledgeable and gave me real hope right off the bat that we could get a great deal together--and they delivered. When it came time for the paperwork, Jason in finance made getting through everything quick, seamless, and thorough. He clearly let me know what the dealership offered for coverage but was never pushy about making me buy it. He was fun to joke around with, which made the final financial steps a breeze. Chris, the floor manager, was the one who made this deal happen and approved my numbers. I later found out he mentioned that while I was getting a really good deal on this lease, it was worth it because he knew he'd make a loyal customer out of me--and he was 100% right. Chris was great to talk to; we chatted a lot about business and cars. Later, when I came back to buy weatherproof mats and the retail desk wasn't open yet, Chris personally walked me to the back to make sure the parts got ordered. To top it all off, I was briefly introduced to Mr. Tyler himself. I made sure to tell him what an amazing experience I was having, and he said that's exactly why he tries to be there every day--to ensure things are running right. As a business owner myself, I respect that commitment to his business and his employees deeply. The personal touch matters the most in these situations, and Bob Tyler Toyota nailed it. As long as I live in the area, they have a loyal customer for life. If you want a stress-free, enjoyable car-buying experience, go see this team!

    NEGLIGENT SERVICE TECH, DISHONEST MANAGEMENT, AWESOME SERVICE ADVISORS!!!…read more This dealership is the worst I've ever dealt with, only positive thing about them is the charismatic services advisors. SHOUT OUT TO BRANDI AND GREG FOR BEING THE BEST!!! Brought my truck in for periodic maintenance, was advised to replace my brakes pads also. Upon picking up my truck my steering wheel had excessive shaking, so I immediately returned to the shop. I asked to have a different tech look at my vehicle, as well as speak with a service manger, because I suspected my wheel wasn't put back on correctly. I was informed all service managers/supervisors had already left for the day and they still gave my truck back to the same tech. The tech, Jacob R, tried to claim it was a tire balancing/tread issue and added extra weights to my front wheels. However, prior to arrival my balance was fine, plus it was just checked. After picking my truck back up it still didn't feel completely right so I took it directly to Discount Tire only asking to change my lug nuts. Discount Tires lead manager and tech informed me my front tires were counter balanced and whoever did the job was just staking weights everywhere. I called the very next business day, asking to speak with the GM, but she was still out. The next day Victor, Service Manger, called me with the GM listening in but not responding. I informed him about all the issues and he seemed concerned and helpful. Victor asked me to give one day to sort things out and promised to make things right, on top of other things. The next day Victor called me, gave me a 30 minute window to call back, I called back with in 15 mins with no answer. After three days, I reported this to Toyota Brand Management, but unfortunately Victor is also the liaison for corporate and was making notes in the system saying he called me back two other times but he hadn't. The first time Victor called me he left a voicemail, the "other two" he never left a message, so he was trying to avoid me or clearly lying because I had zero missed calls or messages from him. Three weeks after not hearing anything from Bob Tyler the Line Supervisor called me, because Brand Management opened another case, however after all this it was clear the dealership and leaderslacked integrity so I decided to just cut ties. If you have similar issues don't hesitate to asks questions; if needed report it to Toyota Brand Management for their records and so they can establish a pattern. I did all my service with Toyota, a lot with Bob Tyler, for my truck and my wife's Rav 4. To include my wife just purchasing a brand new car from Bob Tyler two weeks earlier! I understand mistakes happen, but all I asked was for my brakes to be looked over by a second technician, after everything that happened. If you think your loyalty to the brand and this company will matter to Bob Tyler or his management team they'll surely prove you wrong in due time!

    Chris Carroll Automotive

    Chris Carroll Automotive

    4.2
    (5 reviews)

    I saw the truck online and Jon emailed me and made the deal quick and easy. A couple very minor…read moreissues was handled very quickly and professionally. Would recommend them for your used automobile needs.

    Folks, I know this is a lot to read, but if you value your hard earned money, go to a dealership…read morethat can be trusted. Don't waste your time or money here. "We strive to bring you the best quality vehicle, competitive pricing and top rated customer service." - Chris Carroll Automotive website About Us section. You would think that a person looking for an affordable solution to obtaining the car they desire wouldn't have to question the validity of "Quality Vehicles" claimed as being sold by this dealership. Unfortunately my personal experience as well as several others have made the costly mistake of trusting this dealership's claim. It's a wonder how a business who claims to be "reputable" with the sale of "quality" vehicles, can truly make that claim. It's EASY when they haven't actually taken the time to assure the vehicles they sell are, in fact, "Quality" vehicles because they are sold "AS IS"! That term seems to be used quite loosely at this dealership. It seems, that maybe, more time is spent trying to make vehicles "appear" to be good quality in hopes that they make it past a 30 - 60 threshold. I purchased a beautiful 2014 Toyota Tundra from them, and had the oil changed immediately to get a PM schedule started. After noticing an excessive amount of smoke during startup only a few weeks after I bought it, I discussed the issue with a friend and was told it was probably condensation. After having only traveled about 7000 total miles during my short ownership, going from home to work and couple of trips to the VA for my military service connected disabilities I'm now having to pay $6950 to rebuild the engine + an additional $795 to replace the damaged catalytic converters caused by the neglect. After a few months the smoke upon startup and a few episodes of sluggishness during operation I was forced to bring the vehicle to Toyota for diagnostic testing. According to the Master Mechanics at Toyota, the condition found, was the result of LONG TERM neglect. The estimated the last oil change before the one I performed was roughly 3 - 4 years. This is not contestable as the proof is in photographic evidence. They also determined that there was no way this occurred after the few miles put on by me. They also explained that just a few simple extra steps during preliminary inspections of a vehicle done by a reputable dealership and any "certified mechanic", would have found such terrible problems and had them resolved or the vehicle rejected by the by the dealership instead of passing the problems onto unsuspecting customers. I've tried repeatedly to contact them to talk about what was going on and was promptly ignored. How quickly, out of a desire for the almighty dollar, do they have unsuspecting consumers sign the sold "As Is" documents without regards to delivering a TRUE quality product? All I asked for from this dealership was just to...compromise... to do what is right, to correct a catastrophic mistake made by those trusted to provide a quality vehicle. That level of trust I had, has now led to a very costly repair job. I suppose what I trusted was a belief in human decency and a slogan put out by a dealership, evidently, just to sell as many cars as possible. How many customers are they willing prey upon? I suppose the answer is, as many as possible to deliver QUANTITY, not QUALITY. It is the responsibility of the dealership to ensure vehicle condition matches the advertised price when the condition is base according to KBB. Chris Carroll Automotive gets an "F" for this effort for customer satisfaction and vehicle quality, responsiveness and truth in pricing My apologies for the long rant, however the bottom line is, trust...but verify. Human decency is a rare commodity these days.

    Tesla - car_dealers - Updated July 2026

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