Wonderful service. I would definitely recommend Tom and Carstead Motor Trends if your looking for a…read moregreat used vehicle.

Don't know about the cars, but the car wash did a terrible job. It broke down while I was in it…read more It restarted, I left and when I got home, I noticed that the whole back end had not been cleaned. I went back next day to find the car wash closed. When I returned the next week to ask for another wash, I was refused. I guess it is the Port Hope car wash for me now.

This is without a doubt the best place to buy a car. They are not pushy sales people but actually a…read morecaring group of folks that want to help you find what best fits your needs. Jada helped us out and it was a process because we are picky people! She was a rockstar and was patient with us. Thanks Cobourg Nissan. We love our Pathfinder!

Wayne found the perfect jeep for me an the experience was great. if your planning on get a new…read morevehicle I would drop by an see Wayne an his son.

2018 Forte listed saying at has carplay.. the screen is 2 inches big it can not have carplay. no…read moresunroof this dealership is lying

From the owner: One of the oldest Kia Dealerships in Ontario. We have long term staff that know the Kia brand…read moreextremely well. We are experts in automotive financing and strive to provide top quality used vehicles.

Very professional setting and extremely honest. My car broke down and was towed there since it was…read moreclosest dealer, very satisfied with transparency and thouroughness of repairs. No surprises!

Something at Boyer stinks…read more A customer relationship is complex. Scratch that ! No, it is NOT. Stellantis/Chrysler has a core service philosophy focused on customer satisfaction through courtesy, commitment, assistance, devotion. Respect. Trust. Enjoy. But NOT at Boyer. My most recent customer service experience will cost them my membership in the Ram family. And the Operations Manager completely burnt the bridge with my teen daughter, just beginning her Trades career. My daughter graduated at 17; got an apprenticeship; and She bought her first truck, a used Ram at 18. She got a 6" ProComp lift professionally installed, new chrome wheels, and 35" tires. A new lift and tires require a professional alignment. Her truck had a recall ( I will follow up on the feedback on that separately. ) So while it was at Boyer; do the alignment build a customer relationship. They charged her $500 for alignment. Five (5) months later, my daughter says something is wrong with The truck; it shakes, and is hard to control. I see why; the front tires are toed in like an old tractor. The insides of the brand new tires are down to the wear bars, the outsides are perfect. Clearly an alignment issue. Here is where the story goes downhill :: I go back to the dealer; BOYER and I politely, calmly, professionally speak with the GM and Ops Mgr. I tell them the history, and ask what "we" can do for her, suggesting the dealer replace the tires destroyed by faulty alignment. The GM suggests an investigation to determine the cause, and at the very least comp an alignment. I reluctantly agree. But say It is YOUR REPUTATION. Do what you think is best. I awaken to a call the next day. It is the Boyer service desk; The service manager says truck is ready . Do you want to know the bill? It is $500 dollars. I told her I am on my way in. At the dealer I discuss with the Ops Mgr. He says the bill is now zero for all the work done. Even on the bill the technician acknowledges that there is NO SUSPENSION damage; everything is tight. The only thing required to do is the Alignment. Then the OPs. Mgr. says " we are NOT buying you tires. And I can NOT guarantee this alignment for even a week. " Even though nothing else has been found to be faulty; ONLY THE ALIGNMENT previously completed by BOYER. HUH? Why burn the bridge of a new TradesWoman joining the workforce ? A girl who will no doubt be purchasing 5-10 trucks in her future. I guess just not RAM trucks. AND NOT from Boyer. Why would you risk damaging YOUR reputation over $1000 bucks ? @$300 for her diesel oil changes and $500 alignment charges, a RESPECTABLE DEALER will easily get that back tenfold. GoodBye Stellantis.

Very good business, friendly an trusting people family owned an trust worthy service. Lot's of…read moreparts when it come's to what you need, If they don't have it. They will surely get it, or show you the right direction to go.

From the owner: Looking to buy a new or used car? Maybe you need a truck instead? Mckeown Motor Sales can help you…read morefind the vehicle that you're looking for. Our family business has been serving the Springbrook community for over 80 years. We carry a wide selection of some of the best cars, trucks, and vans from today's market, offering you selections from Chrysler and Jeep. We are Springbrook's most trusted Dodge Ram dealership offering our customer's new or used cars and trucks. Give us a call today. We look forward to serving you!

I am so happy with my last automobile purchase from this company that I just had to write about it…read more I have bought 3 cars from them in the past 8 years. I still own them all. Most recently I had been shopping for a Honda Fit Sport, 2013 and I was having an awful time with local Honda dealers. I simply called up Aaron Auto and told them what I wanted. They went and found one in a few days and the price was great. I picked it up within a week, Mint. Previously I had bought a used 2006 CDI Smart Car from them, which they had brought in for me. Price was good, but after I got it home...the car was making noises. I took it into Mercedes Benz and the car required a lot of warranty work. There was however some "out of warranty" work that needed to be performed and it put me $1000 out of pocket. I informed Aaron auto right away and they agreed to split it with me(which I thought was very far since they gave me such a great deal on the car). They also hooked up with a local credit union for the car loan, of which I should write another excellent review. I recommend this business to anyone looking to buy a car.