Yet again giving another 5 stars. Only 13 days after my youngest son bought a car here, we sent my…read moreoldest son over and he bought a car here too. I told you guys in my 11/30/19 review I'm going to be making referrals to you guys like crazy!! You are the best!! You make impossible dreams happen. Neither of my boys do reviews, but I will continue to do them for them. Not sure how I never knew you guys were there before, but now that I know I will be referring like mad. Once again thanks for all of your GREAT help. Keep up the good work. If anyone needs a car once again PLEASE DO TO E Z CARS PLUS

me and my girlfriend's dealership had multiple problems with the radio, the transmission and the…read morebrakes when we brought it back when it was under warranty they did not fix anything and told me that the problems I was saying more there then they forge my girlfriends signature to push a loan through that we didn't authorize then showed up on private property demanding for the car. Police were called. Cops told the car dealership that they couldn't be on the property. It was a civil matter.

I took my vehicle to a dealer to replace a starter. When the tech raised the vehicle, the body…read moreseparated from the frame. All the support points had rusted out. Just a warning to inspect your vehicle for rust. The vehicle had 77,000 miles on it when I purchased it. Buyer Beware.

You really have to watch the people that work there. Keep a close eye on your money and how things…read morework. I bought two cars from here once. The second car they announced had an R title. I didn't know what that was so I asked. The guy at the table said that he said hard title and that it meant that they physically had the title there. When I decided to stop bidding, the auctioneer insisted that I bid one more time and guaranteed that I would get it... Caught up in the moment, I did and he was right... When I got into the office, they had the release for the R(reconstructed) title. I refused that car and made it very clear that I was paying for the regularly titled vehicle. After they accepted my money, the woman laughed and said that she was applying it to the R title. I ended up stuck with the both. Now, I wouldn't even buy a cup of coffee from these people.

Understanding that you purchase as is......however when the staff lie about the code on a…read morediagnostic reading as a women buyer beware. They will take your money and full advantage. DONT NOT GO TO THIS AUCTION UNLESS YOU HAVE MONEY TO WASTE!!!!

I bought a 2006 Mazda 6 from this auction, and they failed to inform me of any issues the car had…read more I've had to spend half the price I paid for the car in replacing various parts. The state of the cars available are horrible

The worst auction I ever been to I have been in car business over 35 yeas I never seen a car…read moreauction as bad as manheim Pennsylvania the arbitration employees are rude, very unprofessional, and only sides with the big Dealership and they the small dealers I'm a 100% sure they are getting bribed

1) Auctions sell cars to used car dealerships. They take in used cars from dealerships that sold…read morethem but the customer couldn't make the payments. Manheim is no different. 2) Buyer Beware. Cox Automotive owns the Manheim Auto Auctions nationwide. 3) Cox Automotive also owns "Kelly Blue Book" (aka "KBB). Are you kidding me? That's legal? A publication that tells you what the used cars are worth (Good, Better or Best condition) is owned by the same company that owns all the Manheim Auctions across the U.S and beyond? How sneaky and underhanded is that? How come the U.S. Justice Department doesn't stop companies that try to monopolize the market? Did you know that Cox Automotive also owns Dealertrack? Many many many dealerships use Dealertrack to complete the paperwork when you buy a vehicles (all the state and local specifics are loaded into Dealertrack so it is convenient for dealerships to use it. It does other things too but this is one of the main reasons people use it. Google "who owns Dealertrack". Here is what you will find: Dealertrack is owned by Cox Automotive, a subsidiary of the privately held Cox Enterprises. Cox Automotive acquired Dealertrack in 2015 for $4 billion. It operates as a major brand within their portfolio, which includes other automotive industry leaders like Autotrader, Kelley Blue Book, and Manheim. They also own www.centraldispatch.com. This is the website where dealerships, auto transport trucking companies and auto transport brokers go to post vehicles that need transporting so the carriers can find these loads. They do not check carrier credentials... if they did you would not hear about the thousands of trucking companies caught driving illegally blasted all over the news across the country.

Have bought two vehicles here over the years and have always been satisfied with there vehicles. No…read moreBig Dealership Games they honor online pricing without adding additional Costs like those Cheap Ripoff warranties that hardly ever cover vehicles properly and they don't pressure you. They give a Great trade value if you have a decent well maintained vehicle. Ritchie took good care of me both sales and I can't say enough about him!

Lancaster Car Company is a great place to do business. Ritchie is a salesman who still believes…read morethat customer satisfaction is paramount in any transaction . I just bought my 2017 Toyota Avalon XLS Hybrid there with under 12k miles on the odometer. I brought it to my mechanic who attested to the fact that the car was in mjnt condition. Everything from my first phone call to the final purchase was 1st class. Truly a place you can go and get what's advertised at a fair price both on the purchasing as well as the trade-in end if the deal.