If you're looking for an honest buy here pay here, this is the place. Dan Knox goes out of his way…read moreto help you get into the car you need. My family has already purchased 3 vehicles here.

My experience at Premium Auto Outlet was a 10 out of 10. I live in Southern California was looking…read moreonline for a clean used reliable car with low miles. I contacted 4 other dealerships before finding this place on Car Gurus. The staff were honest and polite. No hidden fees. No bait-and-switch. No games. The owner (Dan) was professional, good communication, courteous and polite. I'm a customer for life now (even though I live on the West Coast) and I highly recommend this place. A+

Five stars because you can find acceptable care here at very low prices and they can perform minor…read moremiracles fixing them. The parking lot, so to speak, is mayhem. It is probably worth the effort

Joe is one of the nicest most honest men in the business... I bought a vehicle from him and Six…read moremonths later had an issue with the transmission, he replaced the transmission and he didn't charge a dime. No questions asked and the repair job cost as much as I paid for the car! Highly recommended!!!

Great collection of neat and clean cars. I purchased a BMW…read morefrom here and the car is beautiful and great condition. The best thing about this dealership is they don't force you or try to trick you or keep calling you. As far as I've experienced, the owner/manager is an honest guy and he enjoys selling good cars. I would strongly recommend this place.

This was the best car buying experience I have ever had. I will never buy another new luxury car…read more Smartest financial decision we could have made and Kyle and Laurie made it so easy. Everything on our 2007 SL550 works like it was brand new. Highly recommend this business.

The advertised prices don't match the actual price of the vehicles they publish. By the time they…read moreget finished adding a bunch of bullshit charges, like LoJack on vehicles that have GPS locators built in at the factory, plus all the other added service fees etc., the price is actually over a THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE!! STAY FAR AWAY FROM THESE THIEVES!

The car I previously said they sold right from under my feet, wasn't sold after all. They pulled it…read moreoff the market, sair it was sold and re posted it with a 2.000,00 price increase. Nice job.

This is the worst dealership I ever dealt with... I lost my job because of the car they gave me it…read moreoverheated three weeks and a row I missed to many days from work... my registration expired now they will not give me my new registration and tags.... the manager is rude disrespectful and a big liar... she told me she was going to call the cops on me for trespassing... please!!!!! Don't get a car from them.... they one big scam please don't get a car from these evil people!!!!!

Her car needs lots of work. Motor Zone has no warranty. Once you get car from them. The car is your…read moreproblem. I think all used car should come with a 1 year warranty.

I came here back in 2013, fresh out of divorce court. I needed my truck serviced and while it was…read morein the shop I decided to go check out the 2013 Mustang GT, but I had no intention on purchasing one. I didn't think there was anyway I'd be able to buy one within my budget. Chris, a long time salesman with the dealership, came out and greeted me. He was genuinely a cool guy and we talked about the new Mustang. I said I would just love to drive one, I've been a Mustang fan my whole life. He grabbed some keys and we went for a cruise. Chris didn't act like your typical sales guy, he was laid back and a true car enthusiast. No talk about numbers or deals. It was like two buddies just out for a cruise in a hot rod. When we got back, we parted ways and I went to check on my truck in service. I really wanted that Mustang. I went back to Chris and said "Hey man, I don't think I can afford that car, but can we just see what it would cost?" No problem. He ran some estimated numbers and the payments were well above what I could afford. I told Chris that and he said "Hang tight for a minute." When he came back, the GM was with him (I forget his name). He said "Give me a number that would need to drive off in that car today." I gave him the number, he looked at Chris and said "Make it happen." They ended up giving me a lot more money for my truck than I thought a dealer would, and they kept going up until my payments on the Mustang hit the mark. No haggling, no hassle, no back and forth. Seriously, they put the price exactly where I said, worked with Ford Credit and got me a rate you'd barely call interest. I was treated like a repeat customer from the beginning. Top class dealership!

Worst service department I've ever been to. I asked 3 times to come look at the part IO needed…read morere[laced and 3 times they refused saying oh we know which one it is. The had a picture and I told them it was the wrong piece. After a month of getting the part in and waiting another 2 weeks to get service, it was wrong. By the way, the service charge was $104.00 for 1/2 hour if it had been the right part. Avoid this dealership at all costs.

I visited several dealerships throughout my lifetime so far, and I have not experienced the level…read moreof customer service that I received from this location. Not all Ford franchises are good. This location's customer service is what got them my business. When you go in, ask for a guy named Gio. If Gio isn't there that day, ask them when he works. The guy knows his stuff, is personable, and a MARINE!

I was not planning to leave a review, but the experience with Winner Ford's service department has…read morebeen so unbelievably frustrating that I feel obligated to warn other customers. What should have been a simple warranty transfer turned into a 6-7 week nightmare of misinformation, damage to our vehicle, and almost zero communication from the dealership. This started in mid-January when we tried to transfer a warranty from another dealership. Jason in the Winner Ford service department told us he would look into it. Over the next 10-14 days, he repeatedly said he would call us back with updates. He never did. Every time we called him, he acted like it was the first time he had ever heard about the situation. Eventually Jason told us to bring the truck in. When we arrived at Winner Ford, they insisted we did not have an appointment until we showed them the confirmation email. Once they took the vehicle, Jason again promised he would call us with costs, timelines, and updates. Once again, we heard nothing. Every time we called, he said he would "look into it and call us back." He never did. After more than two weeks, my husband told them we were leaving for Florida and needed the truck back by February 5. Jason said that would not be a problem. We showed up, paid for the work that was not covered under warranty, got into the truck, and discovered that none of the work had actually been performed. To make matters worse, the truck had been returned to us with a deep gouge across three painted panels that absolutely was not there before the truck went to Winner Ford. When we went back into the service department to ask why the work hadn't been done, Jason's response was: "Oh, I thought you said you needed the car back." That explanation makes absolutely no sense. If the work wasn't going to be completed, why were we not called? Why were we not told? And why were we allowed to pay for work that never happened? Jason then said he would "look into" having the damage repaired. A week later we followed up. Once again he behaved as if this was the first time he had heard about the damage that happened while the truck was in Winner Ford's possession, said he needed to speak with his manager, and promised to call us back. As usual, he never did. At that point I went into Winner Ford in person and spoke with the GM, who was polite and professional. He introduced me to the COO, Heather, and then the Service Manager, Kevin. I had to explain the entire situation three separate times. After 2-3 more weeks of follow-ups (all initiated by us) Winner Ford finally agreed to repair the damage that was done to our truck while it was on their lot and complete the work we had already paid for a month earlier. We were also told that a loaner vehicle would be ready. When we arrived for the scheduled appointment at Winner Ford, there was no loaner. No call. Just another example of the total lack of communication from this service department. We eventually received the loaner 5-6 days later. The truck was then supposedly repaired and sent to a body shop around February 27. Jason told me the estimate was sent to Ford that night and approved Monday morning. That turned out to be completely inaccurate. After chasing Jason repeatedly for updates--each time being told he would call back and never doing so--I contacted the body shop directly. They told me the repair was delayed because Ford didn't approve the work for six days, not three days like Jason had told me. When I confronted him with the information from the body shop, his story immediately changed. Jason later told me the truck would be ready Friday, March 13, and said he would confirm the pickup time and call me back. Once again, he never called. When I contacted the body shop myself, they informed me the truck wouldn't be ready until Tuesday, because Ford had taken several days to send the bolts required for the repair. Winner Ford has now had my truck for 6-7 weeks. What started as a simple repair in mid-January turned into: * Weeks of ignored calls and broken promises * Work we paid for that they forgot to do. * Damage to our vehicle while it was in Winner Ford's care * Multiple contradictory explanations about delays * Constant follow-ups that only happened because we chased them down Instead of the pickup truck I purchased and pay for, I'm still driving a tiny hatchback loaner that felt like it was powered by a Dewalt 60V battery. (Sorry for the insult to Dewalt). At the suggestion of the GM, I even emailed the President of Winner Ford about this situation. Not surprisingly, I never received a response. The most concerning part of this entire experience is that no one at Winner Ford's service department ever seemed remotely interested in communicating with us or resolving the situation unless we personally chased them down again and again. If this is how Winner Ford treats customers after the sale, I recommend taking your business somewhere else.

Conti Bros has been in business for a long time, well respected and extremely talented. Their…read moreprices are very competitive with any other automotive service provider. Excellent customer service. They provide thorough safety inspections with regular service, such as oil changes. Trusted for quality service and maintenance.

We took in our car in recently to have it checked out to make sure it was in good working…read morecondition. Wayne and team checked the car and said nothing needs to be done. How many repair shops will be this honest and trustworthy? Conte Brothers Automotive is the best and we have been going there for years. Honest shop, fair prices, outstanding service, and HIGHLY recommend!!

Recently purchased a 2026 Toyota Grand Highlander hybrid. Everything ended up fine. Eliezer was…read moreextremely helpful.

Went twice figuring I may have a better experience with a different sales associate....WRONG…read moreThe 1st time the sales associate was so pushy, he was bordering obnoxious, so I left and bought a Honda. Unfortunately, my Honda was stolen, and I went back to get the Toyota that I did really love, met with a new associate who had a plan to call me in the morning with quotes, ect. No call, no return call, no return text. Terrible service. I went to Turnersville.