Considering my great dislike and distrust of car dealers this review is amazing for me. I bought a…read morenew vehicle from them over the phone. None of this, stop in for a price stuff that car dealers that I will not deal with try to do. This is a family run business and the owners are nice people. I would highly recommend you give them a try for your next car or truck purchase.

From the owner: We mainly service GM vehicles only Used GM Vehicles…read more GM oil change GM Brake Service Gm Transmission GM Air Condition Gm Auto Repairs & Service

I've trusted them to work on all of my cars varying from daily drivers to high performance…read moresupercharged vehicles and this shop does great work. They take the time to figure out if there are any current issues and help diagnose them along with preventative maintenance for the future to help add longevity to the vehicle. Bob and Frank do a great job with communication with the customer to keep them updated throughout the work and have always used high quality parts. These are the mechanics that will look out for you like your family and take care of you. I would recommend them to anyone in the area. A+ service and experience.

If you like yourself at all, DO NOT GO TO MR. TIRE!!!…read more I bought tires in March of 2023 and had one of the tires bubble out in early August. I went to Mr. Tire in Absecon to get my tire replaced because I knew it was under warranty. The manager, who claimed his name was Joey, was extremely rude from the very beginning. He demanded me to carry in my tire so he could check the size (because he "ain't going out there"), and he told me that my tire didn't have road hazard insurance so it wasn't able to be replaced. I asked him to check for a defect, and he referred me to corporate. Corporate wasted 30 minutes of my time and said they couldn't do anything, that the store had to do it. I went back, and Joey eventually took my tire for inspection. I eventually located my original tire invoice on accident, and saw that my tire was, in fact, covered by road hazard insurance. My dad brought the invoice to Joey, who AGAIN told us to call corporate. He refused to talk to my dad. After calling corporate, I was offered a $22 discount, but wasn't told how they calculated that price. Mind you, this was weeks after originally going into the store, after hours of corporate calls and driving to the store. $22 BARELY covered the original road hazard insurance cost, let alone a new tire. They claimed my tire had worn down from 9/32 of an inch to 4/32, but when we asked for the tire back, they said they threw it out. We got an invoice for a new tire, and I reported the company to the BBB. The BBB made absolutely no progress and closed the case. I decided to just purchase the tire and move on, never going to Mr. Tire again. But of course the story doesn't end there!! I went to Mr. Tire on Sunday to pick it up, and Joey didn't even try to look it up on the computer. He said he didn't know where the tire was and to come back later. Mind you, he works there 5 out of 7 days of the week (someone else covers on Tuesday and Friday, but it is during regular business hours when my dad and I work). My dad finally decided to go into the store and demand the tire. Joey immediately saw my dad and threatened to call the police. My dad said that he only wanted to pick up the tire and leave, but Joey ran inside the store and bolted the doors. When the police arrived, they told my dad that this has happened several times before with other people not getting back things from this Mr. Tire location. Joey "couldn't find" the invoice for the tire and couldn't locate the tire, so my dad and I were forced to get our invoices to prove that the tire even existed. When the tire was located, they charged my dad $98 (the original invoice charged $170) and the police said that my dad was not allowed on the property again (but they were unsure if it was only for this location or all Mr. Tire locations). This is the concise version of the story. It is so much worse with details. I would recommend NEVER going there. And if you meet a very rude middle-aged white man with a hunch from a bad back, possibly named Joey, I would recommend avoiding him. I have no clue how he is still allowed to work there.

Great place to do business, friendly group of people walk in kindly your treated kindly…read more Used cars, plenty in all price ranges. If you are not mechanically inclined bring a friend or mechanic with you they have no issue with you doing an inspection before your purchase. I would highly reccomend to friends and family and i will be back for more reasonably priced vehicles in the future. We were treated with kindness and respect on this lot. No sales people trying to push a sale just an honest group of people who are trying to put reasonably priced cars on the road.

My car was impounded on Saturday at 1:00am. I was told I could pick it up before noon (Saturday), I…read morearrived at 11:15am and the place was closed! Came back on Monday, the next available day at 1:30pm. I was forced to pay $533 to get my car back. They charged me for four days when the vehicle was there for 2.5 days!! I could understand rounding up to three but but four is ridiculous, especially after showing up ten hours after being impounded! Complete scammers and disgraceful human beings. Couldn't imagine buying a used car there! STAY AWAY AT ALL COST, BUYER BEWARE!

Do not buy from this guy he is a number 1 shiester. Cannot be trusted. Sells vehicles with issues…read morehis mechanics suck.

We recently purchased a late-model used car from Starrz Auto. The price was great, and we were…read moredelighted. After a mix-up with the finance company, we immediately contacted the owner, Ben Starr. Ben knew we were in a panic and went out of his way to help. He stood behind us and, with his guidance, immediately resolved the matter. Customer satisfaction is the primary goal at Starrz Auto. I will buy from them again highly and recommend them to family and friends. Ben and his entire staff provided exemplary service. If you're looking for an impressive used car with exemplary staff, buy it from Starrz. You will be glad you did.

I am a veteran with very little funds and I desperately needed a vehicle for my new job search. A…read morefriend recommended Manny's and even called ahead to arrange a deal for me. He and I, both explained to Manny that I know very little about cars and I just wanted good, basic, reliable transportation. Manny's was an hour away but my friend assured me it was worth it, as I was nervous about not being able to have my neighborhood mechanic look at the car before purchasing. Manny sold me a 2002 Toyota Camry with 145,000 miles and repeatedly stated, "trust me, this is a 'green light' car, you are good to go with this, I want to help a veteran out." I am not a "car guy", and beyond looking for the very basic stuff, like fluid leaks and making sure the car starts, I have no idea at what I am looking, I am not a macho guy trying to prove that I am gear head, and I readily admit it. I just want to be treated honestly. Manny knew this and took advantage of it. The car seemed to drive well and Manny told me the car was just what I needed. I paid cash to save some money and took it home. I took it in for PA inspection stickers and here is what happened when inspected and verified by two licensed mechanics that do not know each other, one is located in Philadelphia and the other is located in Bensalem. Their reports were virtually identical: 1. failed emission inspection, 2. failed safety inspection, 3. major oil leak in valve cover gaskets, 4. bad spark plugs, 5. bad brakes, 6. bad rotors, 7. brake lights out, 8. bad rear sway bar bushings, 9. broken flex pipe, 10. broken window washer nozzle, 11. broken sway bar bushing bracket bolt, 12. bad struts, 13. bad power steering belt, 14. bad battery that can't be recharged. I called Manny and immediately his accent mysteriously became super thick and his understanding of English suddenly decreased. He stated that "green light" can mean anything and that to him it means the engine starts and the transmission works, that's all. I acknowledged that the term "green light" is subjective as there is no legal definition, but that he knew what I perceived it to be when we he utilized the term. He stated that it is not his responsibility to make sure that I correctly understand or interpret what he means. He then told me he was busy and had to go. And here I am, broke and stuck... Manny, here is my number in case you form a conscious and change your mind: 215-941-0945. :-(

I purchased two cars from Manny's Auto Sales, a Camry and Altima and am extremely satisfied! The…read morecars were in excellent condition although they were several years old. The owners are extremely friendly, nice and honest. I highly recommend!