I was needing to get a new to me car and was really wanting a jeep Rubicon that had a manual…read moretransmission. So I went to H.M. Brown to see what they could do and when I got there no one was at the reception desk (I did not make an appointment or anything) and a guy named Macy Marsh saw that I was in need and came out to see how he could help. Mind you I had no appointment, I just dropped in. So I told him what I was looking for in a jeep and he said to give him a little while and he would see what he could do. That same night he texted saying not only did he find one but that it had all the extras too and if I would be interested. I sure was. And to make a long story short he was able to get me the jeep of my dreams in about 48hrs of me coming in with no appointment. Macy and H.M. Brown really came through for me. Thanks again to all made it possible.

Working with Macy at H M Brown was the best car-buying experience I've ever had…read more I found a few cars I liked on the site, and Macy brought them all to my house for test drives. I handled the financing from home too--filled out a quick form online and heard back within hours with a rate lower than anything I'd found shopping around myself. Once we found the car I wanted (a 2024 Mazda in perfect condition), wrapping everything up was incredibly easy. No hidden fees like you get at other dealers. The only time I had to visit their location was to pick up my car and sign a couple papers. This was my first time buying from H M Brown, but now I'm a customer for life.

We were scammed and gave the bank all the proof needed but instead of working out payment…read morearrangements they took my entire disability check. No remorse or understanding what so ever. Not cool

Really should be called not helpful federal. I mean normal credit unions if you ask do you basic…read morethings even if you don't have a count to help you out. These people couldn't even be bothered to notarize a form even though other banks I've been to have done it and these banks are commercial banks

Got my auto loan at the dealership with the credit union I belong to - I had no idea I could do…read morethis without every walking into a branch! This service is the best kept secret :)

From the owner: CU Direct Connect (CUDC) is a credit union service organization (CUSO) providing state of the art…read morevehicle lending and origination funding platforms utilized by credit union members and auto dealer partners. The organization based in Colorado was formed in late 2002 and currently serves 34+ credit unions for vehicle lending which support the 380+ auto dealer partners in the CUDC program.

Whitney Coriolan, my assistant Teronica Williams are very awesome I currently went threw autopay…read morerefinance company it took them a month in a half to try and get me refinanced and did not get it done so I went to I lending Whitney & Teronica got me refinanced in less than a week great job

Highly recommend not using ilending. They gave me false information..their agents don't know what…read morethey're doing.

I am a long time client of David at Auto Management. I got my first car from him nearly 30 years…read moreago. Since then, I have used Auto Management to acquire 4 vehicles, including a Mercedes G-Wagon and a Mercedes CLK Convertible. During the time I had the G-Wagon, we were stopped at a light and got rear ended by a driver going nearly 50mph. When the police showed up, they looked at the paperwork I had from Auto Management, no problem at all. When I had to deal with my insurance company for injuries and repairs in the vehicle from Auto Management, again, no problem at all. I was going through a rough time and needed to get rid of a car payment without ruining my credit. I turned my vehicle in to the Auto Management program and my payments were made on time while another of David's clients was qualified and took it over. I have experienced nothing but excellent service as both one who got vehicles from Auto Management, and one who used their service to have their car payment taken over. I wholeheartedly recommend David at Auto Management. This is a unique service that I hope remains forever. It's been a solution for me whenever I needed.

If you don't want to get screwed with your money or credit don't do any business with auto…read moremanagement I been in with some deals with them but every single I been scammed.

If i could give zero stars i would. These people are not to be trusted. Stay away from this…read morebusiness. They took money from me. Left me without a car and money. David T O'neal kept giving me excuse after excuse and i still dont have my money. STAY AWAY!!!

I am writing this review to warn others of this company. I, too, was looking for a solution to…read moresublease my vehicle and just like you I was either approached or found this company through the internet. I realize that desperate times call for desperate measures, but do not get involved with this company, because in the end, you will be worse off than you are now. It all started in early 2015 when I decided not to keep my truck, which I had leased brand new through the dealership. I didn't drive it but on the weekends, so I decided to post it on a website call swapalease.com. I never got around to getting rid of it through them when I received an email from Chris at EASIRides. Everyone was nice and professional and that really set my mind at ease. Dave and Chris answered all my questions and assured me that my truck would be in good hands and that the payments would be made in a timely manner. Needless to say, I agreed to their terms and handed both of the truck keys to the driver that came to pick up my truck. For about 7-8 months, everything was fine, payments were made just a day or two late which I didn't care for, but since there is a 10-day grace period, I figured it was okay. The authorized driver, we'll call him Fred, lived in Chicago and Fred liked to park the truck in an area without paying for it. Then I started getting notices from Chicago stating that the truck had received parking tickets. Then came the toll fees, I said to myself, as long as Fred pays for it, I don't care. Since I had Fred's number, I called him several times letting him know that these fines needed to get paid. There was always an excuse, I'll pay it next week or I'm a little short this week. I figured, okay, as long as it gets paid before I turn the truck in. To make a very long and dreadful story short, I'm just going to list everything I ended up paying for in the end: 1. I was not about to have my credit ruined so I had to make the last two payments. $1,000 2. Fred went over 8,000 miles of the agreed terms. .25 X 8000 = $2,000 3. Parking fees, late fees and toll fees - $975 4. Fred ruined the bed of the truck by filling it with asphalt (yes, he used it as a commercial truck). $500 to have the bedliner resprayed. 5. Punctured 20" tire - $200 6. A/C repaired - $1,070 7. Oil changed - $70 - It was 2 quarts low when I repoed it. That's not even covering the plane ticket to Chicago in order to repo my own truck!!! Yes, folks, I took a plane from DFW and flew to Chicago to repo my truck and drive it back. That's the nightmare I had to go through in August of 2016!! I figured, if I'm going to make payments on the truck then I should be the one driving it. Dave did help me locate the truck once I landed in Chicago but I should not have had to go through all this trouble!!! To anyone still reading this review, DO NOT GET INVOLVED WITH THIS COMPANY!! You will regret it, just read the other reviews, there is a reason for this. Google the name EASIRides and read the reviews!! If anyone has any doubts, please feel free to email me at joevez2000@hotmail.com and I can explain more in detail.