Montrose Ford is the only Ford dealership I will let touch my car. It's also the only dealership I…read morewill purchase my Fords from in the future. Matt and his team over at Montrose Ford are the absolute best. I have let other dealers and service departments service my car and I always have to call Montrose to fix what they screw up. Everytime I buy or service a car from Montrose everything goes flawlessly. Do yourself a favor and just go to Montrose for all your Ford needs.

They advertise free battery installation, then will tell you in the store they don't do it after 5…read morePM. Go across the street to AutoZone

I just purchase some headlights, they gave me a 10% discount code,…read more BUT, never applied it to my purchase....... That is stealing, What a cheap company, You may not want to purchase from them, your call Bill Muscarella

From the owner: Right Parts. Right Price. Right Now…read more Car Parts Warehouse is one of the leading auto parts store in the greater Cleveland. The company has been in operation since 1985. Its offers radiators and axles for vehicles from Chrysler, Dodge, Honda, Ford and Mazda. The company also provides parts for several models from Jeep, Mercury, Buick, Chevrolet, Cadillac and Pontiac. Car Parts Warehouse offers fuel pumps, wiper blades and batteries. It provides financial assistance and loans through third-party lending institutions. The company offers consulting and online order placement services. In addition, Car Parts Warehouse offers a range of auto parts from Goodyear, Airtex, Bosch, Timken, Gates and Exide Batteries.

We usually take our BMW X 5 to BMW in Canton for service. We needed tires and had an estimate from…read moreBMW Canton that was around 300.00 more for the same tires and around $70.00 more for an alignment so needless to say we'll be taking our vehicle to BMW Akron from this point forward.

We bought a used 2015 Audi Q7 with 84,000 miles in February 2025. Every time my husband went to…read moretest drive it they were "warming it up," which they said was out of courtesy for us in the winter. Justin, the salesman, provided a report from their service dept. (courtesy inspection) and all it stated was that the car needed an oil change, 2 tires, and brake pads soon. My husband asked if he could take the Audi to our mechanic to be sure there wasn't anything else wrong with it (he got this idea from our friend that owns a car dealership) and Justin said no, he said the dealership doesn't allow it and the service report should be plenty for us and they don't trust other mechanics only who they hire. My husband comes from a "car" family and his father taught him to buy from reputable dealerships so he trusted Justin and bought the car. We owned multiple Audis throughout our lives. The next cold morning when we started it up, after purchase, we heard rattling which went away after a few seconds. My husband started researching it on his own, he called his mechanic that told him to come in for an oil change and he'll check it out. This is when they discovered it was a timing chain tensioner- bad news! it can cause catastrophic engine failure. We had to pay 6,000$ to get it fixed. As my husband began to reflect on his buying experience- he started to realize some shady happenings- warming it up beforehand bc the rattle stops after 10 seconds (any mechanic would know the cause of this), and not allowing it to be checked out from an outside mechanic. We have three children, one graduating so we weren't able to find time to go into the dealership until June- mind you, the problem was discovered in February and by the time we got it to mechanics and fixed time had passed. when we made it in to speak to Alfonso, the used car salesman- he said we should've brought it in the next day, we had the opportunity to get a warranty (6,000$), and we should've known better with buying a used car. that's exactly what we were thinking before we really started reflecting on the purchase and realized that this was most likely a pre-existing problem they knew about but didn't disclose. Alfonso spoke to the owner of the company and the service manager and they said-not their fault- we should've brought it to them. wait... if we would have brought it to them wouldn't they still have said- as is, you knew it was a used car with a lot of miles- which is exactly what he said to us. if you are in between car dealerships, don't go to this one!

My car broke down near O'Reilly's and Logan was so helpful he went above and beyond what anywhere…read moreelse would do, and I made it home safley because of his help thank you so much Logan..

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I asked for a full tune up and muffler repair. My car is 7 years old and my muffler was howling…read more Kiels examined several of my spark plugs and said they were fine and called to say I really did not need a tune up. They referred me to Ritzmanns muffler. My Very loud muffler with poor accceleration was simply a loose connection that Zimmerman Muffler fixed for free!!!!! Where in the world does anyone get such honest and generous work like this? I aupplaude these honest hard-working people!! Please people utilize honest hard-workers like these!!!

Always feel like they are honest and not taking advantage of me. Trust them with my carread more