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    Flexcar

    Flexcar

    (31 reviews)

    would not rent me a car and use a physical drivers license to rent. just not helpful people.read more

    Zero stars. Stay away, and never provide them your credit card information…read more... I am currently in a dispute with Flexcar over two reimbursements: the first for a rental I had to get from another agency when a Flexcar rental broke down due to an oil pan crack that spread from vibration on a long road trip and another for the $704 monthly rental fee billed to me nearly a month after the car was TOWED to their facility. In regards to the breakdown from the oil pan crack, I had taken the vehicle into their facility due to oil leaking in the driveway. I was told the vehicle wasn't leaking oil, that the cap on top of the reservoir wasn't sealed correctly and oil was "blowing out the top when the car heated up" which as a girl with a father who is a Mechanic is a load of BS. I then mentioned a upcoming road trip from Tennessee to Georgia as part of an ongoing move and said my concern was that I would be stranded as a woman alone if the car broke down along the way in a rural area. I again was assured this would be fine. Sure enough, the car went into EPC mode and stopped 15 miles outside of any city. With the help of good Samaritans, I was able to get the car to a mechanic who informed me the car was not drivable. Upon calling Flexcar, they said they initially offered NO assistance and also said "we do not tow more than 150 miles." It wasn't until I was balling on the phone and became irate at the fact I was stranded 3 hours away from home by myself that they offered a $50 Lyft credit and said they would tow the car back to their facility. Ultimately, it was the Mechanic at the location - not Flexcar - who helped me in my search for rental car, which I had to uber 30 minutes to, drive 30 minutes back and transfer all of my suitcases/boxes before heading home. After fighting with Flexcar, they agreed to reimburse the rental which I have now been going back and forth with them on for WEEKS with no payment. In regards to the $704 monthly rental, I received a notice 5 days prior to the draft from my account that my rental would be renewing on the 15th. I immediately reached out stating this vehicle was TOWED to them weeks prior and closed. I was told this would be taken care of and I would not be charged, but low and behold, I was charged. I've now been sending multiple emails a day and calling Flexcar who have yet to make this right. Do not seek services from this company, and definitely do not provide them access to any of your banking/credit accounts. I wish I wouldn't have.

    Lundgren Honda Of Auburn - Hose chewed by mice.

    Lundgren Honda Of Auburn

    (133 reviews)

    This review outlines my severe disappointment and loss of trust in Lundgren, a dealership I've…read moreconsistently chosen for vehicle purchases and service since 2006. The decline in service quality and integrity is deeply concerning. My negative experiences began a little over 2 years ago with my wife's Honda CRV. Lundgren advised a rear bushing replacement and a sway bar replacement, claiming the latter was cracked. However, a second opinion from another mechanic revealed the sway bar was not cracked, directly contradicting Lundgren's assessment. This incident immediately raised doubts about the accuracy of Lundgren's diagnoses. The most significant issue involves my 2016 Honda Civic's recurring AC problems. Since I have purchased the car from Lundgren I have not had a reliably working AC. Despite multiple attempts by Lundgren to fix it, it consistently failed not long after repair. On the fourth and final visit (see attached work order 05/02/2022), Lundgren's diagnosis, based on "specialized Honda AC diagnostic equipment," was a leaking evaporator core. This diagnosis cost me over $400, with an estimated repair bill of an additional $2,000. Due to the car's ongoing AC issues, I sought assistance from Lundgren and Honda for coverage, but was denied because I already used Hondas "Goodwill" program for a paint issue I had with the car. Due to personal reasons I have gone 3 summers without a working AC in the car. Recently, I took the Civic to an independent, certified mechanic to address this issue. This mechanic found no issue with the evaporator core. Instead, they identified that the lines going into the condenser appeared to be improperly connected or damaged (possibly intentionally cut) and also located leaks in the lines leading to the firewall. After replacing these lines, the AC has been fully functional for over four weeks, at a significantly lower cost than Lundgren's estimate. This experience clearly demonstrates a serious misdiagnosis by Lundgren, leading to an unwarranted $400 charge and a proposed $2,000 repair for a problem that didn't exist. Beyond these critical mechanical failures, I've observed a noticeable decline in Lundgren's overall customer service. A minor yet irritating example is the high-mileage oil change discount. Previously, this discount was proactively offered; now, (at least in my experience) customers must specifically request it. Even when requested, I've been incorrectly charged and forced to seek refunds for the difference. These accumulated issues, from significant misdiagnoses to a general decline in customer service, have completely eroded my trust in Lundgren. The dealership no longer upholds the standards I've come to expect over my nearly two decades as a customer. I am deeply disappointed by these experiences and the financial implications they've caused.

    Don't expect a call back. If you don't reach the service department and leave a message requesting…read morea call back for service, don't hold your breath, they don't seem to return calls.

    Midstate Mitsubishi - Save your tax money this season! Zero down options available

    Midstate Mitsubishi

    (43 reviews)

    I've worked with Mitsubishi in the past. After being in a Bronco for a couple of years, I decided…read moreto come back to Mitsubishi. After doing some research and reaching out for more info, I got a call from Ryan to set up an appointment. I was able to get in the same day. Ryan made the process very seamless from start to finish. I'm super appreciative of his customer service as well as all of the others at Midstate who helped, including Brianna, Alexis, Alice, Stephane, and Jake. Midstate will continue to have me as a customer!

    after buying 3 cars from them, the last one being not even two years ago, this is the estimate for…read morerepairs and told there is nothing they can do, I will never ever deal with them again and this is after over 2,000 spent on repairs already, stay clear of them Hello, this is Ashley over at Midstate Mitsubishi. Just reaching out through text so that you can see everything written out and can look it all over. So the driver side mirror does need to be replaced and the cost would be $532.96 with parts, tax, and labor. Also the tpms light is on because the left rear tpms sensor is not reading and should be replaced along with 4 tires. The tread on all 4 tires is low. The ost to replace all 4 tires with the tpms sensor would be $624.50. Next, as for the horn not working it does need to be replaced and that would be $350. with parts, tax, and labor. The tech found the right front inner and outer tie rods need replacing as they have alot of play, the cost to replace these would be $767 with an alignment afterward. And last the check engine light is on for 2 issues. First is for the mass air flow sensor would need to be replaced $454.47. And lastly, there is a "code of death" for the transmission meaning that the transmission would need to be replaced and the cost of that would be $6365. Please let me know what you'd like to do. And if you'd like to speak to someone from sales to see if trading in the vehicle is an option please let me know that as well! Reply STOP to cancel.

    AutoOne Express - car_dealers - Updated May 2026

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