We had an outstanding experience with Larry! We initially had no plans to purchase a vehicle, but…read moreafter he walked us through several options within our budget, everything changed. He truly listened, understood exactly what we were looking for, and we ended up buying the same day. There was absolutely no sales pressure--just great options at affordable and competitive prices. The dealership itself was professional, well-organized, and easy to navigate. This was our first time purchasing from MacMulkin, and it certainly won't be our last. I highly recommend stopping by--you won't be disappointed! Sincerely, A mom of two kiddos and a very budget-conscious husband

I rarely take the time to write reviews like this, but my recent experience with the service…read moredepartment was disappointing enough that I felt it needed to be shared. I brought my 2026 CT5-V in for its first service appointment, which included routine maintenance, an alignment, tire balancing, and a safety recall update. I was initially quoted approximately two hours for the work. Instead, the appointment stretched into nearly five hours, with repeated updates of "another 45 minutes" or "about an hour" only after I checked in myself multiple times. What should have been a straightforward maintenance appointment became a complete disruption to my day. Unfortunately, the delays were only part of the issue. Immediately after leaving the dealership and getting on the highway, it was obvious the alignment and tire balance were off. I scheduled another appointment for a few days later at 7:30 AM, hoping for a quick first-in, first-out resolution. After arriving, the vehicle sat untouched for at least 30 minutes, and after roughly two more hours of waiting, I was told the car had only been "test driven" and that no issue could be found. I was then asked to ride with a technician, who acknowledged during the drive that the vehicle was in fact pulling slightly to the left. However, after returning to the dealership, I was told by the service advisor that nothing was wrong with the vehicle, the technician had done everything correctly the first time, and the car would not be put back on the alignment machine or have the tire balance rechecked. Still experiencing the issue, I contacted another GM service department. Within a short time, they found that all four tires were out of balance and that the front-left alignment was off, directly causing the vehicle to drift left at highway speeds. What frustrated me most was not just the original issue, but the repeated dismissal of a legitimate concern despite clear symptoms and confirmation during the test drive itself. Between the communication, time management, and unwillingness to properly re-evaluate the vehicle, this was by far one of the most disappointing dealership service experiences I have had. Pictures show the corrections the other dealership had to make.

When I purchased my Volvo from another dealership (first Volvo), I knew that Lovering was going to…read morebe my home base, purely for convenience. At that point I did not have a relationship with either Volvo dealership. Boy has that changed in a very short time! Lovering Volvo has gone above and beyond each time I have had a visit. Whether they were updating my system, changing my oil or recently fixing (and finding a larger problem) with an error code they have gone above and beyond to give outstanding customer service. Cheryl knows her stuff as does Dan! Congratulations Lovering Volvo, your customer support team is outstanding!

I have been speaking with the sales team about an XC90 Hybrid, drove today an hour to go test drive…read morethe car and the dealership never charged the battery. When I asked the Fransesca, she said the battery was drained do to the cold weather. I called this morning before I left to make sure the car was ready for a test drive. Why would you check? I already have a Volvo hybrid and the battery doesn't drain down to zero, if I just charged it this morning, unless there is no battery left and it wasn't charged in the first place. Could people do their jobs! What a waste of time and energy.

You're here looking for an honest review? I'm going to give you one:…read more I'm a straight shooter. I want to let my budget be known and I want personell on staff to simply be knowledgeable on the product they are selling. After checking out other lots in the area disappointed, with not only vehicle quality but this "as seen, as is" garbage, I knew where my hard earned money was going. The young, energetic salesman, Kevin, made me feel like a family member without seeming artificial or pushy on sales. I informed him I had kids and safety,reliability were of most upmost importance and I ended up purchasing this Army Green Jeep that just drives like it's off the assembly line. As an Iraq Veteran, I was more than pleased and when my fiances lease runs up next month, you can guess where I'm shopping yet again!

Peter and his crew are top notch. Fair pricing and very knowledgeable…read morewith repair procedures. Peter keeps my 6 vehicles running top notch. Shop local. No dealers for me.

I have been working withy Tyler S. the service advisor for about 2 months now on the same issue. I…read moregot a terrible deal from another dealership. A proper nightmare car. Tyler and the entire team here at Tulley has been nothing short of unbelievable. Helpful at every corner. I have never worked with someone as kind and helpful as Tyler. He deserves a HUGE shoutout.

As the Dean of a business school, I don't make accusations lightly, but this program is highly…read moremisleading. Most modern vehicles never reach the mileage limits required to fully benefit from the package, making it far less valuable than advertised. When my BMW X5's engine oil warning light came on, my husband called ahead, explained the situation, and scheduled an appointment specifically for an oil change. When I arrived, I was told the service wasn't covered and was asked to pay an additional $120. Absolutely not. We had already purchased an oil change package, yet they found a reason not to honor it when we actually needed service. To make matters worse, after I took the time to bring the vehicle in and wait, they didn't even top off the oil as a courtesy. The issue isn't just the extra charge--it's the lack of transparency and customer care. If you value honest business practices and good service, I recommend taking your business elsewhere. Very disappointed.

Going well so far, but every dealership has its good days and bad days. The Manager Lynda is more…read morethan a friendly hand shake with a smile. She is a positive asset to Allen Mello. Every dealership needs a courteous manager to put clients needs met with follow up calls and text messages. "I am liking my sales team so far"

The incompetence at this jeep dealership is astounding. Our salesperson knew absolutely nothing…read moreabout jeeps and made no effort to learn about them. As potential buyers we knew more about the cars which he joked about. He continued to tell us he had been selling cars for 22 years but in all honesty this seemed like the first car he'd ever sold. He made every mistake in the book including not having us sign the title for the trade in and multiple mistakes on the registration which all told took multiple unreturned phone calls and 3 weeks. We had to demand temporary plates while they figured out their mess. The sales manager is pushy and sneaky. They continued to try to trick us into paying more than the advertised price. When I repeatedly called them out on it, they started making endless jokes at my expense about being "tough, difficult, a pit bull." The jokes continued every time we had to go back to their dealership. I don't think they appreciated a woman calling them out on their deceiving tactics. The only knowledgeable and respectful person we dealt with there was the financial manager, Dakota. Save yourself a lot of hassle and take your business elsewhere.

I went thru a car wash at 1 pm Christmas Ev. When exiting the tunnel in noticed my rear wiper…read moreassembly had been torn off. I filed a claim with the car wash. Then drive to Nashua Hyundai, went to parts. They jumped into action took the car into service and replaced the arm. WOW. What service. Just want to thank everyone. Merry Christmas to the parts and service dept. Mark Loulakis BDR Airport Services Nashua NH

Genesis of Nashua - My horrible and unacceptable experience (FRAUD!)…read moreI had an extremely disappointing and frustrating experience with Genesis of Nashua that I feel others should be aware of. I purchased a Genesis GV80, which is marketed as a high-end luxury vehicle, and expected a premium experience to match. Instead, the experience turned into a 4 month long ordeal. After signing all the paperwork and waiting to take my new car home, the salesman casually mentioned that the battery was being charged, which immediately raised concerns since this is not an electric vehicle. I drove the car home anyway, only for it not to start the very next morning. Genesis had to come pick it up. This issue didn't happen just once -- it happened multiple times (about 13). While the car was at the dealership for service, I repeatedly called and was told the car was ready. However, when I followed up to confirm, the service manager told me it still wouldn't start. This pattern repeated over and over -- the car would be charged, run briefly, then the battery would die again once turned off. At that point, I told the dealership I no longer wanted the car and that they should take it back, especially since it was clear they knew it had issues before selling it. The response from the sales manager? "All cars can be fixed." That was unacceptable. I also had the Genesis app connected to the vehicle, which alerted me whenever the car was on, doors were open, or where it was located. Several times, I received alerts and called the dealership, only to be told again that the car still wouldn't start. At one point, a service technician even took my car home to try to resolve the issue -- adding over 100 miles to my brand-new vehicle -- and it still wasn't fixed. The car was even parked overnight in a garage in Salem, NH. After 6 weeks of getting nowhere with the dealership, I finally escalated the issue to Genesis Corporate. It then took 4 months to get my money back from corporate, and another 3 weeks to get a refund from the dealership. Not once during this entire process did anyone apologize for selling me a defective vehicle. No one from sales or management reached out to make things right. The only bright spot in this entire experience was Sue, the Service Manager, who was the only person who genuinely tried to help me navigate this situation. To make matters worse, I was never properly shown how to use the vehicle's features or packages. I was also misinformed about the matte finish -- I was initially told I could wash it normally, but after purchase was told I could not use a car wash, as it would damage the finish. Instead, I was handed a bucket, a cloth, and soap -- completely impractical, especially during New Hampshire winters. The bottom line: this dealership will sell you a defective vehicle just to complete the sale and will not stand behind their highest-end models. This entire experience was stressful, time-consuming, and honestly heartbreaking. I strongly recommend that anyone considering purchasing from this dealership proceed with extreme caution.

Amazinh Place and staff the new facility is amazing !!! You have to have a coffee and check out the…read moremuseum like upstairs!!

Well, I waited quite a while to finally delineate my opinion regarding service at Porsche Nashua…read more Service, mind you, not sales - I have no experience in that regard. I left a top flight independent dedicated Porsche service shop when I moved and so a first priority was finding someone who could service my car and hopefully do it for a reasonable price. Since Porsche Nashua was reasonably convenient, I decided to give it a try since my prior experience at Porsche dealers service was that it was expensive but excellent. Sadly, that was decidedly not my experience here. The costs of the standard services was high and more troublingly, they weren't able to break the cost down. In fact I was told I'd have to wait some hours until they could determine the cost of a spark plug change. Which, if you're aware of the car biz, makes zero sense - these things are all delineated in a service manual. When I saw the cost of the oil for the oil change I questioned it because the quoted cost of the oil was MORE than their parts department had it listed for as a retail item. Then I questioned the spark plugs cost. Because I knew the cost for OEM spark plugs from a well known West Coast Porsche supply facility and Porsche Nashua was quoting two and a half times their cost. Which was absurd. When I called them on it they claimed that their parts department had been confused and they reduced the price. Still above what I could have ordered them for, again for OEM Porsche parts. Just to further my research before determining that I was being deliberately ripped off, I contacted two independent Porsche dealers - one in NH and one in Massachusetts. Both quoted very similar numbers for the work I was having done and both were several hundred under Porsche Nashua. Obviously, this didn't sit well. So much so that I wrote a physical letter to the head Service Manager and cc'd the guy who owned the facility (in addition to several more marques as well). The net result was ... nothing. Other than the Service Manager yelling at the guy doing the service writeup for my case. But even that wasn't enough for me to write a negative review. What WAS enough, finally, was today's experience. I decided to change my oil myself, seeing as how the experience with Nashua was so poor. What shocked me was that I couldn't free the drain plug at first, in spite of pulling very firmly. I finally had to use both hands, all my strength, and ultimately the plug started to unscrew. What did that mean? It meant that the Nashua "professionals", charging a labor rate of over 200 dollars an hour, had completely ignored the recommended torque requirements as written down by Porsche and had massively over-torqued it. So much so that when I finally unscrewed it, I couldn't get my 8 mm hex drive to release from the plug. I literally (and I'm being literal) had to fix half in a vice and beat on the other half until it flew off. And an inspection of the interior showed obvious deformation of the boy. Because ... it's aluminum. And that's why Porsche mandates torque requirements for all fasteners. So the result is that my drain plug is ruined and a new one will be necessary to seal and then refill the oil. And THAT was what finally pushed me over the edge. Not just the fact that they overcharged blatantly, not just that said several things that were, shall we say, no true, but that they also damaged parts of my car while happily charging me for the experience. I think this is the first 1 star review I might ever have given and I wondered for a bit whether 1 was appropriate or if 2 was more reasonable. But my final decision was that overcharging, misleading and mis-stating, with over damage merits a 1.