My husband and I contacted jil moters about a Ford festa the car had been posted on Facebook for 5…read moredays when we went to look at it wasn't at there place they said they wanted to go over the car to make sure everything was good Sunday the said they had to put parts on so they would have to get an alignment done which was Monday later on Monday they said the car was 100% good just needed an inspection we called them Tuesday and asked how things were going the lady told us the alignment still needed to be done mind you we were told it was done and that they still needed to go through the car

Do NOT purchase from this seller. We spoke extensively with them regarding a vehicle and made…read morespecific plans to come at a certain time this evening to purchase said vehicle and drive it home. When we arrived they had not even bothered to clean the ice from the vehicle, it was not stickered (so they could not sell it to us today), it had a very apparent engine tick, oil leak, and the rockers left a lot to be desired-even for a NNY vehicle. When we addressed above issues the seller seemed annoyed and replied that she "doesn't look under the cars." WWJD you might ask? Certainly not deceive people and sell them such unsafe/unreliable vehicles for profit and most definitely choose an alternate location to shop for a vehicle.

A huge truck ran into me and Rick's did the body work (driver's side fender and headlight had to be…read morereplaced) Awesome job, great personalities and customer service and had to deal with PITA insurance company. Thanks Rick!! You saved the day.

Honest, to the point, treats every customer with respect. Best service in the north country.read more

My name is Randy Charland I put application through credit acceptance got approved called the…read moredealership spoke to a salemem,,won't mention his name but he made me fill out another application I waited 5 long days and not 1 return phone call so thismorning I got up call della there competition I was in my new vehicle late thisafternoon..this place is horrible...

Refused to do any body work on my Xterra because they "don't do fender repair." I have never heard…read moreof a collision center that does not do fender repair.

Love the place. I…read moreget a car about every 7- 8 years. but service the is great. I think this has been going on for about 22 years.

Mechanic is aggressive will get in your face. As a "head mechanic" he clearly has little man…read moresyndrome. Very unprofessional & touching mirrors with dirty hands. He will rev your engine & rip it around the parking lot like he owns it. The worst part of all is when called out he only escalates the situation and that's why he got his company a bad review on both google & yelp.

Awesome. I have friends that drive 20 miles to get their work done here b/c these guys are cheap,…read morefriendly, and best of all, HONEST. I swear by these guys.

Excellent. Always professional and courteous!! We have purchased a number of vehicles from them…read more Always satisfied!!

I bought a car in may from Michael and we had an agreement that there would be new brakes put on…read morethe car. I drove the car home a few days later and everything seemed fine. Recently I've had a grinding noise and had it checked out. The brakes were never changed on the car and I ended up having to replace the calipers, rotors, and pads on the front of the vehicle. When Michael was contacted about it he told me it wasn't his problem and all of his cars pass state inspections, so much for putting new brakes on the car like he said he would. BUYER BEWARE!!

My husband and I have been buying our cars from 802 Auto for years and will never go anywhere else!…read moreThe employees know what they are doing and make the process easy peasy lemon squeezey!

I had went to multiple different places to try to get a car. No one would help me and 802 was…read moreamazing and helped me get a car. No problem and the people are amazing and have got my cars from there ever since

I bought my vehicle in 2020 and with some skepticism, I have had a great experience and one of the…read moresmartest decisions I have ever made. My vehicle only had 25 miles on it. When I purchased it for under fifteen thousand dollars. Too good to be true, it was all true! I've almost 47000 miles on it now in 2026, and it is still running and looking great and only Issue was a loose bumper guard and Turn signal problem that was a faulty part. Everything they've ever done for me.In the service department has been Efficient with no surprises Sometimes quick, letting me wait for my vehicle. I'm currently almost paid off for the Buick once. Been offered money from the dealership I take it in for my oil changes, but plan on keeping it for my family. Considering getting another one, actually.Yeah, highly recommend.

*let me preface this by saying I didn't purchase a vehicle from Paya's but the service was…read moreexcellent and want to share! I visited the Colchester rd as my first stop in looking to test drive cars. While this location didn't have any cars I was interested in, the woman sent me over to their other location off Williston rd. As soon as I arrive, I see all of the cars we had talked about lined up and ready for me to test drive. This service is fast! I wondered about a new car they had brought in about what made it a rebuild, after I test drove some cars. The next day, I receive a call from the owner himself explaining everything that happens to their cars. Super transparent!

I brought my Kona EV up to have 75K mile service done. Although they don't service many EVs in…read morethis part of the state, they didn't have any problem understanding my car's needs. As it happened, I needed a sway bar, which can be expensive. They didn't have one in stock, but they were able to procure one and install it if I was willing to wait (which I was.) My car is as good as new. The whole thing -- 75,000 mile service and the sway bar -- ran me $300, which I consider a bargain.

Poor Management! We liked the salesman, Logan, and appreciated his time and laid-back approach. We…read moretest drove the vehicle, discussed trade-in values and financing. The estimated monthly payment was below the budget we had requested, so we left feeling confident moving forward. The next day, we decided we were ready to buy. Based on our conversations with Logan, we planned to put $12,500 down, with approximately $7,600 coming from the equity in our Honda CR-V. During our discussions, Logan stated over the phone that we would need to bring a $4,900 cashier's check. When we returned to sign the paperwork, everything was different. Before we were ever shown the APR or monthly payment we had requested in advance, we were already discussing warranty options with numbers that didn't seem to match what we had previously agreed upon. When we questioned the discrepancy and asked for Logan, the manager, came in but couldn't clearly explain where the misunderstanding had occurred. Instead, he produced a document comparing the $12,500 down payment we had discussed with a $4,900 figure, as though they were the same thing. We had never discussed a $4,900 down payment until we were ready to go all in. It then became obvious that somewhere along the way, the difference between our total down payment and our out-of-pocket contribution had been confused. We fully acknowledge that we could have caught the mistake sooner by double-checking the math ourselves. However, this misunderstanding happened over multiple conversations, and no one at the dealership caught it either. As customers, we relied on the figures being presented to us properly. What happened next was the most disappointing part. Instead of calmly walking through the numbers, the manager told us, "If you can't do the math, you need to leave," and walked out of the room to "cool down." Thinking we couldn't hear him say "I'm not selling you that car today". This all happened in front of our one-year-old child. Mistakes happen, and we understand that. What we can't overlook is how the situation was handled. A respectful explanation and a willingness to work through the misunderstanding would have gone a long way. Instead, we left feeling embarrassed, confused, and wondering how a simple math misunderstanding escalated into such an unprofessional interaction. Definitely go with a different dealership or at least a more experienced salesman so this doesn't happen to you!