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    Appalachian Auto Brokers

    2.6 (5 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Truly nice people. I assume that this is a family business. Because of the candor or the pe

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    Drive A Dream - communications with owner. dissapeared as soon as he needed to take responsibility

    Drive A Dream

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    i was nervous about buying a car from a used car lot a couple thousand miles away, but when the car…read morearrived it was as perfect as i would expect from buying it CPO from BMW itself. There was disapointing dealerships with car under 5,000 mile that were in poor condition and not preped for resale. not so here!! they cleaned it up to near showroom condition. i recomend them. my only issue was the title and that was California DMV that created the problems.

    PSA: Don't Fall for the "DriveADream" Lemon Trap…read more If you are looking at a manufacturer buyback or lemon-titled vehicle from DriveADream, be aware of the deceptive pricing tactics used to mask the true value of their inventory. 1. The "MSRP" Illusion DriveADream markets their cars as "thousands off MSRP." This is a classic bait-and-switch. They are comparing the price of a used, branded-title car to a factory-fresh sticker price. A fair comparison is against other used cars with similar mileage and clean titles. 2. Predatory Pricing A lemon-titled vehicle typically carries a 25-40% valuation penalty. DriveADream frequently lists lemons at the same price as clean-titled counterparts. For instance, they are currently listing Kia EV9 lemons for ~$40,000--the same price Kelly Blue Book lists for a clean title. 3. The Insurance Gap (The Hidden Cost) They will tell you the car is "better than new" because it's been inspected, but your insurance company won't care. If you total a car you bought for $40,000 that has a lemon title, the insurance payout will be based on the branded value--roughly $24,000. You will be instantly underwater by $16,000 the moment you drive off the lot. The Bottom Line: Don't let "luxury" branding distract you from the math. If you aren't getting at least 30% off the used market value, you aren't getting a deal--you're getting scammed.

    Motorpoint Roswell - Trailering our new Lucid Air back home to NC!

    Motorpoint Roswell

    (30 reviews)

    My experience at MOTORDOINT Roswell was extremely frustrating and disappointing. I arrived at 10 AM…read moreready to purchase a vehicle, but by 2 PM I still didn't have a car. Initially, I was in the process of buying a vehicle that had already been approved by my bank. While the paperwork was being completed, I even went as far as adding the car to my insurance. Then, out of nowhere, I was told that someone else had already placed a deposit on the vehicle--and they gave the car away. This was after I had already invested significant time and taken steps assuming the deal was finalized. After that, things only got worse. For the next four hours, I was shown vehicles that were either unavailable or not ready, with repeated promises that led nowhere. It felt like a complete waste of my time and energy. Overall, the experience felt like a bait-and-switch. The lack of communication, organization, and respect for my time was unacceptable. I left extremely frustrated and disappointed. I would not recommend this dealership to anyone looking for a smooth or honest car-buying experience.

    I had a very disappointing experience with Motorpoint Roswell in Roswell, GA…read more I spoke with Muhammed, and we initially agreed on the advertised price and a trade-in value. However, once the numbers were sent over, several unexpected charges were added that had not been disclosed upfront. First, a $999 "service contract" was included on a Tesla with only 9,300 miles. I was told it covered things like rock dings and leather wear, which made little sense to me--especially given how little maintenance Teslas typically require. I own another Tesla with nearly 100,000 miles that has never needed service beyond routine items. Next, they added $1,500 simply because I was not financing through them, stating the online price only applied if buyers used their financing--even though that was not clearly disclosed beforehand and I was paying cash. They also included Georgia sales tax, despite knowing I was purchasing the vehicle to register in Alabama, along with a $599 dealer service fee and a $159 ELT fee. By the time everything was added up, the deal looked nothing like what had originally been discussed. After reading other reviews, this seems to follow a familiar pattern of advertised pricing changing once a buyer is engaged. I would strongly encourage future customers to carefully review all numbers, ask for a full out-the-door price in writing, and be cautious before traveling to finalize a deal.

    Atlanta Best Used Cars - Qx50

    Atlanta Best Used Cars

    (192 reviews)

    So I get it they are a used dealership. Someone else in the reviews describes it perfectly. Lots of…read morecars, friendly staff, clean cars. But they know the tires on the cars ain't sh- and we'll just add in a tired package to your loan to fix it. I went with their bank choice Westlake which was so bad in rates and obviously refinanced asap. They where good about asking me if I paid and hyping up the capabilities of the car but then the car couldn't do half the stuff they listed and if you can ask me about pay answer other things wrong with the car. Like why the brakes needed flushing since March but I bought it in August. Didn't notice the warning cause they probably reset it over and over again so I got the warning after I already drove off the lot. I'm making the best of the car but the price compared to what it is was not fair and completely inflated. For that I cannot recommend this place and would not. Where I thought I was saving getting a used car I couldn't have spent the same and got it new. Just a no go. Oh and they added on gap coverage without asking as well. So thankfully once I refinanced I was refunded the extra packages but not a return or suggest feeling for this business.

    Absolutely the worst experience I've ever had at a car dealership. We had a confirmed appointment…read morewith Sam to finalize financing on a specific car. We showed up on time and waited for over an hour, only to find out he had sold the car to someone else without any notice or communication. There was zero respect for our time or the appointment that was already scheduled. If a car was going to be sold, the professional thing to do would have been to inform us before we drove there and waited. This was extremely unprofessional and disappointing. Poor communication, poor customer service, and no accountability. I would not recommend this dealership to anyone. Be careful trusting their appointments, as they clearly do not honor their commitments.

    Auto Sales Cumming

    Auto Sales Cumming

    (2 reviews)

    I personally hate cars. I do not buy new cars which might be my problem. I have had a few bad…read moreexperiences with person to person sales and ended up with a few Lemons. With that said, I was looking for a GMC Yukon with the LS engine in it and my boss happened to over hear me. He happened to know of Auto Sales Cumming so I looked the up and they had the exact car I was looking for. I had a set budget and this care fit well within the budget. I looked under the hood and through out the whole car. I could tell that the car was well used; however, whoever does the cleaning and detailing with the car was a master. It is a 2003 model well used but well maintained and well cleaned. I had a 2003 Taurus Station wagon that just did not have enough room for my family of six and I was getting ready to drive to Maine. Not only did this vehicle make it to main and back, it has continued to be reliable. The only thing I have had to do to the car is get a new battery. I would seriously recommend purchasing a car from this business. They are fair and they even gave me some trade in value for a vehicle I was not expecting any from. I am planning on buying my next car from them, something for commuting.

    The worst car dealership I have ever dealt with. I can't even say do business with - because…read morewithin 3 minutes of arriving - DON (which I believe is either manager or owner) told me he didn't want to do business with me. I found a Nissan Murano that I was super interested in on Facebook that they were selling. I went back and forth with them for weeks, as we are 1.5 hours away from them. I was clear I wanted to hammer out financials before we made the drive. They made an agreement with me on my trade and the price of the Murano and we even filled out the financing paperwork online - I made the trip out early on a Saturday morning. Don didn't even greet us. He walked right by us and looked at my Dodge Ram trade in and snubbed his nose at it saying he couldn't give me what they had agreed to give because of XY&Z. My reply was that he didn't ask for pictures and I offered to send them. When my response was that we need to work the numbers so that my bottom line is still the same, he simply said that he didn't want to do business with me and would pass. I was flabergasted as I have bought 15 cars over my lifetime and NEVER had a carsales man talk to me in such a rude manner and stone wall the negotiations. I truly believe if my husband would have said the samething to him, it would have been a completely different conversation and he would have come back with - "well this is why I can't do that....", or "well let's allow you to look at the Murano and redicuss numbers and well see what the best we can do is". Simple customer service skills these people DO NOT posses and obviously not very good sales people either. There are way, way, way to many used cars out there to want to hand $11k to some jerk that doesn't want my money anyways. I can only infer that the Murano had issues and he knew it was not going to be an easy railroad sale for him. Save yourself time, energy and probably a lot of money and just buy from ANYWHERE ELSE!!!

    Appalachian Auto Brokers - usedcardealers - Updated May 2026

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