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International Auto Sales - So Happy... Thank you Vlad

International Auto Sales

(3 reviews)

I completely satisfied buying my car with IAS. Competitive prices, great inventory, and high…read moreprofessional sales persons are 3 reasons why I will highly recommend to visit this dealership when somebody is looking to purchase a used auto. When I drove away in my new used truck I felt myself like an important customer. Everyone was very friendly and helped me get my deal done fast, without any hassles.

My feelings on them... They are thieves.. They sold me a dangerously - accident causing problem -…read moreproblems.. Has been a few years..but just now cooling off enough to write this... The vehicle had a badly rusted and deteriated ball joint on the left tierod.. The wheel had over an inch of play.. The rear rotors were so rusted onto the brake linings - that they had to be removed with a torch.. The front rotors had been poorly replaced - which gave my mechanic the clue to look at the rear ones.. There is NO DOUBT AT ALL...this dealer knew this when he sold the car...but since I live in COLORADO...he figured he was home safe... until now.... But - sadly I did not sue him - or create a lot of grief for them... They can say all they want - and lie until the cows come home..but -- the vehicle spoke for itself... Before you buy a car from these jerks..have it checked out..DO NOT BELIEVE what they say....especially if you are from another State... Good luck... SERGEANT MAJOR - US ARMY - Retired....and ticked off ...

DriveMax

DriveMax

(91 reviews)

I went to this dealer after seeing a posting online on Car Gurus. The salesman I spoke to, Manny S,…read morewas honest, and friendly. I had many questions and he was able to answer all of them, he went out of his way staying after close, coming in on a day off, and also giving me his personal number to ensure I felt 100% confident in the deal. I would recommend asking for Manny S when purchasing a vehicle from this Dealer!!

BUYER BEWARE!!!! Worst car buying experience ever, they tried to rip me off and have cut off all…read morecommunication after work was not complete prior to me picking up the car. I bought this car for my son we had the unfortunate experience of dealing with ivan the salesman, when we test drove it, it had not been detailed, it needed an alignment and there was a box in the trunk with a tail light in it all of which we were told would be done by the time we picked up the car, non of it was done. We sat down after the test drive we agreed on a price and he said the finance manager would call me to go over financing and finalize the paper work because we had to leave. The finance manager called within 2 hours that part was very easy they sent over a million and one pages I signed and sent everything over, laster that night my husband went threw the paper work because the numbers sounded off, they added a $1400 gap insurance without my knowledge and the price was almost $1000 over what I had agreed to, all things I didn't notice when I was signing, completely my fault for not reading all 50 pages. I called the finance manager and he tells me he will figure it out for when I pick up the car. I showed up a few days later to pick up the car and it was as if no one was expecting me to be there, the finance manager was not there and ivan the salesman was lying to the sales manager tom foster about the price we had agreed on, after I was able to cancel the gap insurance I sat there for almost 2 hours arguing with the Salman and the sales manager ivan finally admitted to the original agreement and tom agreed to cut me a check for the amount added but now im still stuck paying the intest on it. I look at the car, I can tell it has not been touched since iv seen it, but they assure me the mechanical work has been done, but im so tired and stressed from the day we leave, my son tells me its driving weird turns out the alignment is not done and low and behold the dam box for the tail light is still in the trunk, they wrapped it in the carpet trying to hide it, iv emailed tom foster the manager and the owner, iv called multiple times with no response, this car will not pass inspection, and now im going to be stuck paying to have these things fixed, they are scammed and take advantage of people, buyer beware!

Vista Motors - My friends car from Vista

Vista Motors

(41 reviews)

This dealership is by far, the best dealership I've had the pleasure of doing business with in…read moreMassachusetts. In my 19 years of driving I've owned over 10 vehicles 8 of which I've purchased from a dealer and I've never been treated so well from the moment I poked my head in the door quickly inquiring as to the price of a vehicle in their lot. I spent 3 months searching & test driving 7 very different vehicles between the Cape and Boston. What really compelled me to write this review is the difference in treatment I received from this group in Bridgewater which set them far apart from the rest and ultimately earned my business. In current society, we've accepted that once we walk onto a dealerships property we ready ourselves to be screwed, all we can do is try to minimize it. I didn't feel that way here, I was treated respectfully, professionally, compassionately and Frankly, the way it should be. I left with my vehicle in the timeframe promised and with all concerns answered. The vehicle was pristine, shining from the inside out and ran like a dream. Now it's all well and good for the vehicle to work on day one but, what really blew me away is when I encountered an issue... I called & they were back in touch with me in a few hours asking me what they could do to make it more convenient to get the vehicle & have work done at no expense to me. Now here comes the kicker, every vehicle I've purchased in 19 years has had problems but the difference, they gave me a loaner car (for free) while they serviced my vehicle (for free). Never, and I mean never has any dealership ever ever ever given me a loaner car!!! I can't name one dealership that has ever done me such a kindness and really kept their promise to sell me a vehicle that I'm going to be happy with, feel safe in and protect my wallet as well. Do yourself a favor and go see these guys, ask for Nikita and tell him Michael from Alba sent you! :) Now that's integrity!

Despite their horrendous reviews across the internet (on Yelp, Google & several used car websites),…read morewe chose to do business with Vista Motors because they had an Audi A3 Hatchback on their lot at a price we (up until that point) couldn't beat elsewhere locally. We checked & double-checked their online advertisements (including their website) & confirmed the price of the vehicle and that (1) that price wasn't a "cash only" price as they offered financing on the amount in their advertisements and (2) that each advertisement literally contained the phrase "guaranteed approval" for everyone with "20% down." After a couple of visits to the lot to test drive and inspect the car thoroughly we sat down with one of the sales reps (Leann) to get more information. In particular, we wanted to know why they'd had the car on their lot(s) for more than a year without moving it either to a customer or auction. She didn't know. We left and did our own research to be sure there were no major accidents (including pulling the CarFax on it ourselves since they didn't have it available for us in their office when we inquired on the history of the car). Satisfied that we weren't buying a lemon, we walked back into the dealership on Saturday, July 25, 2015 and found why so many people leave awful reviews. We were helped initially by Carlos (I think that's his name) who knew even less about the vehicle than Leann. And when we began trying to negotiate price on the vehicle he looked at us like we had three heads & were speaking Greek since he said he doesn't do that. Let me repeat that. A sales rep at Vista Motors said he's not the one who negotiates price. What is he there for then? I mean, he had no information on the car when we asked (literally, none...he barely knew what model it was). Is he a seat warmer? Leann walked in the door moments later and offered to work on the price with us as soon as she finished with the customer she was with. Without another word to us Carlos picked up our paperwork and threw it on her desk exclaiming, "she can deal with you now" and didn't say another word to us that visit. Dealing with Leann wasn't much more productive. She attempted to employ every sneaky used-car-dealership scam in the book from asking for a deposit to hold the car (before we'd even agreed on a purchase price) to continually shoving a credit application across the counter telling us she can negotiate our price easier if she knows our credit score (while asking how much we wanted to pay per month). Even after showing her our credit scores (using Credit Karma - which showed an updated credit report date of that week) she insisted credit scores can "change wildly!" and that she couldn't negotiate without them. Even knowing this to be patently false and gimmicky, we continued since we wanted the car. We noticed on the car a sticker price $1,000 more than the online advertised price. She said that's the "cash only" price and that it's for people either paying cash or who have great credit. We pointed out that it didn't say that in the advertisement (literally) and she said she'd work to get us a "good deal". A week after filling out the credit app with her guarantee she'd get a good deal, we hadn't heard back from her. This was after she promised she'd call on Monday no matter what. The following Saturday - a week later - she still had no answers. As of that following (second) Monday, August 4, 2015, I called and left a message since we knew it couldn't take *that* long to run a credit report and discuss price figures with the owner. Alas, as we expected, that wasn't the case. They'd gone through the entire loan application process over that period with the banks they work with and Leann "explained" that since we have poor credit (due to student loans, which is another story completely) she had to use the NADA value for the loan (which is even more than the sticker price on the car at the lot) for the loan. Not only did they move forward with a loan app without consulting me on the final price, they went above their advertised and their lot-posted prices using credit as an excuse. This is neither ethical nor legal in Massachusetts. Adding insult to injury, they wanted to charge us an exorbitant amount of money for the car with an outrageous down payment (nearly 50% down). The car was listed online for $9,990. They wanted $5,000 down and then wanted to put us on a five year $11,000 loan at $241/month. After all was said and done, we would've ended up paying almost $20,000 (including interest) on a car advertised for half that. We politely declined and immediately filed a complaint with the Consumer Protection Agency for deceptive advertising practices.

Av 8Tor Motors - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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