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    Sandia BMW - My 22 X5

    Sandia BMW

    (109 reviews)

    Business Parkway/Academy Acres

    So, long story shortened, vehicle is back home with repairs completed. Passenger side DRL light…read morenow works. Due to multiple mis-diagnoses and a parts cannon it took weeks instead of hours. Not over-impressed but just glad the vehicle is roadworthy at this point with proper headlights, oil change and new tires Sure hope nothing difficult breaks on this vehicle, really don't think they could handle it. Gave 4 sketchy stars, work was completed but this experience left us cold

    I brought my 2013 BMW 328i to Sandia BMW after experiencing symptoms consistent with the N20 engine…read moretiming chain defect -- a known, documented issue that is the subject of a federal class action lawsuit (Gelis v. BMW, D.N.J.) and an active BMW service bulletin (SI B11 03 17). I disclosed my concerns explicitly: the vehicle was running hotter than normal, had experienced a loss of power, and had triggered an intermittent oil pressure warning under load. The service advisor's response was to misrepresent BMW's own engineering specifications, claiming that elevated operating temperatures were "optimal" for this vehicle. This is factually incorrect and directly contradicts BMW's published guidelines. No further diagnostic action was taken, and I was dismissed without remedy. Eight weeks later, the engine suffered catastrophic failure -- grinding, complete loss of power, and a no-start condition consistent with total timing chain and oil pump system destruction. The vehicle had to be towed. The failure mode, the timeline, and the symptom progression I reported at my service visit are textbook presentations of the exact defect Sandia BMW's certified technicians are trained and obligated to identify. A dealership operating as an authorized BMW service center has both the proprietary diagnostic tools and the manufacturer's service bulletins to identify this failure in progress. The decision to send me back on the road in a vehicle exhibiting active warning signs of imminent catastrophic engine failure raises serious questions about the standard of care provided -- and the potential liability that follows from it. Following the failure, I contacted BMW of North America directly, at which point a case was opened and I was transferred to a designated advocate. That advocate was dismissive, stating that BMW was unlikely to accept responsibility, and redirected me to Sandia BMW, representing that a dealership representative would contact me. No contact was ever made. BMW of North America's own case record documents that I pursued every available channel in good faith. What I received in return was a closed door at the corporate level and silence at the dealership level -- a coordinated failure of accountability from an authorized service network that had both the knowledge and the obligation to act before this vehicle was destroyed. Prospective customers bringing vehicles with N20 or N26 engines to this facility for service should be aware of this experience and draw their own conclusions.

    CarMax - Business Office

    CarMax

    (170 reviews)

    Business Parkway/Academy Acres

    I have been looking for a truck for a couple months. I went by here on my way home after another…read moredealer tried to cheat me on my trade in. Walked in Oscar greeted me at front, took me back to desk, explaining how CarMax works. Did an excellent job breaking down process. I explained what I was looking for. He pulled up some options. Oscar had an appraiser go evaluate my truck while we evaluated the 2 I liked. Appraisal was more than one , but lower than other dealers. KEY is they don't require you to sell it to them. Truck I liked would cost me $199 to have it delivered from UT for a test drive. I paid, 10 days later after inspected/prepped, I drove it. During the 10 days Oscar & system kept me updated of shipping status. Zero haggling or problems during the appraisal, search, shipping, test drive & final sale. Final paperwork takes a while, so be prepared to wait. Business office staff broke down the paperwork, easy explanation of cost. Thereby making you feel you are not being taken. I called two days later to confirm with Brittany (in business office) if everything was a go, because I will be going to TX soon. I am worried about my temporary plates expiring. She explained everything is great, but would personally watch out for them. THAT IS GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE, because I feel I no longer need to worry about this. Brittany is on top of it. There are many different sales persons in the building, young, older, male, female, of color, Spanish speaking, so absolutely no reason you can't find someone to feel comfortable with in your vehicle search. Now that said I highly recommend Oscar (attached his photo) You are able to ask for him personally if you wish. Funny that wife & I found him easy to work with even though we have adult grand-kids his age. Young but a hard worker & quick to get you the answers you need.

    Buying a new car out of state and decided it's easier to sell my truck here and fly out. So here I…read moream. Got here and met with an advisor. He took all the info and told me it'd take about 40 mins to get the quote. 15mins later he tells me I have an offer. Gives me a quote higher than I expected - woohoo! Went to the business office did the paperwork, got my check and was out the door within an hour. Now the wait for new car to come in begins...

    Integrity Automotive - You could drive a car today!

    Integrity Automotive

    (26 reviews)

    North Valley/Los Ranchos

    Elijah and Annette are amazing! The whole team is glorious. This was my first experience buying a…read morevehicle off the internet completely unseen physically (which is a nervous experience) and they made a fantastic buying experience. Completely white glove service. I will definitely consider flying out there to buy my next vehicle!

    If you're looking for a dishonest and exhausting auto sales experience, this is the dealership for…read moreyou. This company knowingly omitted material information that would have prevented most consumers from purchasing the vehicle. What was represented as a "clean" vehicle was in reality a poorly executed attempt to conceal prior collision damage. The "minor" damage on the carfax was far more than a cosmetic ding. Their 6 point inspection they are so proud of didn't mention how the grill was being kept on by zip ties alone, or how the bumper was glued on. No mention of a prior collision extensive enough to require a new radiator cage, a new hood, a new grill and a new bumper. To an average consumer like myself, the grill and bumper looked like upgrades. Over the course of five months, and throughout multiple communications, I was repeatedly assured all issues would be corrected. After the vehicle was held for weeks for so-called "repairs", it was returned with substandard, below poor quality, bodywork, and critical sensors still malfunctioning. An independent third-party inspection confirmed the repairs were rushed, unprofessional, and cosmetic, not corrective. When these deficiencies were raised, the dealership resorted to gaslighting tactics, denying visible defects, contradicting prior statements and attempting to make me question what was clearly documented and observable. Rather than taking accountability, their responses are evasive, dismissive, and calculated in an attempt to shut down further discussion. In a good-faith attempt to resolve the issue, I requested a comparable vehicle with no collision damage and/or history. I was repeatedly assured that this solution was acceptable and achievable. Once those assurances were given, communication effectively ceased, with follow-ups ignored and no meaningful effort made to honor the proposed resolution. What good is calling if phone calls are ignored and messages go unanswered. This was not a mistake or a misunderstanding, but a pattern of misleading conduct designed to push a sale through at any cost while avoiding responsibility afterward. In my experience, Hubert operates on half-truths, omission, and customer fatigue rather than transparency or integrity.

    Enterprise Car Sales

    Enterprise Car Sales

    (23 reviews)

    North Valley/Los Ranchos

    Let me go on record that I wholly dislike most car sales people - whether new or used. In shopping…read morefor cars, I have been to many, many car dealerships. That being said, I have to say that I have just had the most wonderful experience at Enterprise Car Sales. From the minute we walked on the lot, we were treated respectfully, honestly and were able to joke with our salesman, Mike Ellis. I HIGHLY recommend speaking with this man if you are in the market for a well-maintained used car. This man never pushed, never prodded, asked the appropriate questions and did it with a smile on his face. He was honest, forthcoming and just a pleasure to deal with. And he found me the car I wanted - that I loved. And then he brings in that pushy little person -- you know, the "closer" -- who goes over the financing with you. Except she wasn't. Lisa Darby was a pleasure to deal with - went through the information thoroughly and was honest as the day is long. She did her job efficiently and all with a smile on her face. And she drinks coffee :) I was a bit sad when I drove off the lot in my new/used dream car. A hug goodbye from both Mike and Lisa after I made them play staff photographer and sync my phone and go over features gave me a little tear in my eye. A dream team to be sure!

    I used to be an employee of Enterprise. I was fed lies about how great and well taken the cars are…read moreat Car Sales. I had the worst experience I have ever had buying a used car. This entire experience was an absolute nightmare and the attitude that I encountered from the employees at Car Sales was incredibly inappropriate. If they would have shown some sympathy for my situation it would have helped, they made me feel like an inconvenience. The only person who was truly helpful was Arturo. Otherwise, the area manager Sam Leibenhaut, employees like Dashnie, and even the main honcho Mike Peters, gave off a very bad attitude. Around April 10th, I bought a 2022 Nissan Sentra. Shortly after I bought the car, I noticed it would shake at various speeds. Therefore, Car Sales had me take it to Pep Boys. According to Sam, Pep Boys told him that they recommended the wheels be replaced because they have flat spots that may continue to make the car shake, but the balance should have taken care of 90% of it. Sam said he could not replace the tires because the tread was still new. Shortly thereafter I noticed that when I turned right or lef the front of the car made a sound. Car Sales also heard the sound, so I took it to another Pep Boys. The CV axle was broken and the struts needed to be replaced. The car that I had less than 2 weeks sat at Pep Boys for a week because they had to order the CV axle. I never heard anything from Enterprise. When I arrived at Pep Boys, I was told they only changed the struts because it was still under warranty with Nissan. Nobody communicated this with me so my car sat there a week. Then I took the car to Nissan. Sam had an attitude. When I told him that I appreciated Arturo and his apologies, Sam got defensive and let me know he had already apologized 4 times. After complaining about Sam, I started working with the general manager of Car Sales--Mike Peters. After having the car at Nissan for a week waiting for the axle to arrive, they said the control arm and boots were also broken. Nissan said it looked like the bolts had been banged on. My car was at Nissan for almost 3 weeks. I had the car a month and I only got to drive it for one week. When the car was ready, Nissan said I had to pay a $100 deductible, or I would not get my car back. I had to reach out to Enterprise again. When I spoke to Dashnie on the phone, I did not yell at her, but I did raise my voice a bit, which resulted in her hanging up on me. When I did eventually speak with Mike, he wanted ME to pay for the deductible and be reimbursed by Enterprise--to which I said no. When I spoke to Nissan, I asked them what they thought happened, They told me that Mike had been giving them attitude and telling them that this should be under their warranty, however, it was obvious that this was not a manufacturer error--someone else had done this to the car. They assumed someone had hit a curb or something with it and then got it shoddily repaired. The car still vibrates when I drive it. I am hoping it is just the tires because Nissan pretty much replaced the whole front. However, I am too scared to reach out to Enterprise because of their attitude and Sam had said he cannot justify buying new tires since the tread is fine. The hassle I went through with Enterprise was NOT worth it. I went to them because I thought I could trust them and believed I would get a reliable car. I was sorely mistaken. Not only was this car seriously damaged on THEIR watch, it was not inspected before it was sold, and their customer service was severely lacking. I know Enterprise's values--they claim that their brand is the most important thing that they own, and they always claim how important the customer is to them. I was going to refer people to Car Sales, even my husband was going to buy his next car from them, but after what happened I will definitely go out of my way to tell people NOT to buy used cars from Enterprise Car Sales, especially in Albuquerque, because it is quite apparent they cannot be trusted.

    Access Auto - car_dealers - Updated May 2026

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