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2.3 (56 reviews)
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Franky P.

Sad experience good thing I didn't need s dad the manager was a fake they never give you what they advertised on the phone or online its a shame they are sharks.. run away people its a trap....

Deborah E.

Go to CARMAX! It's a HORRIBLE place to get a car. Stuck on the rode at least 10 times! $10,000 more in repairs. There solution, go finance the repairs it's NORMAL maintenance. I'm almost 50 I've brought from small and big lots, NEVER experienced this. Small lot will at least do the repairs or trade the car in and let you get something else. Not these scam artists. They don't care if you die! Divorcing sonyes my credit was shot BUT THAT WAS STILL A HUGE MISTAKE! So now I'll have 2 car payments! DON'T GO HERE! CARMAX will help you BETTER!

Look ma! No pricing, on anything!
Mark E.

If you're looking for a car online, it helps if: 1) The salesperson who contacts acknowledges any emails you send them. In my case, I received multiple canned emails from the same person, with no acknowledgement of any of the criteria I was looking for in getting a car. Instead of any sort of online interaction, the primary focus here is to get you on the phone. 2) The person on the other end of the phone acknowledges the criteria if what you're looking for in a car. It felt like I was talking to a grunt whose only goal was to feed information into their sales system and to get you to come in. One, who I may add, was trying to get me to provide my credit information over the phone after I specifically said I was looking to pay for a car in cash. 3) Actually getting a list of vehicles that match criteria. Other dealerships let you browse cars online. They let you filter via criteria such as mileage, transmission, and most importantly, price. I realize that when it comes to things like price, this is negotiable. Still, there's no list price on ANYTHING on their site. Don't believe me? Go here: http://www.camachoauto.com/autos.php When the screen prompts you to sign up for their site, go to "Been Here Before" and put in blah@blah.com. Everything, and I mean, EVERYTHING here is crafted in a high-pressure way to get you into the dealership. I couldn't even get a price of anything on the phone. I needed to talk to the sales manager in person, apparently. Nice tactic, there. Since I got absolutely no useful information on the phone, I decided not to go in. I told the person on the other end to never mind. As a final insult, the human robot on the other end of the phone tries to solicit me for contact information of family and friends. I understand getting contact information of people who may be in the market for a car. But why, WHY would you ask that information from somebody who is already aggravated with you and decided NOT to even go to the dealership? ==== In a previous reply down below, you'll see "When a customer lives only a few minutes away we always prefer to have the customer come down so we can give them excellent customer service". Good customer service doesn't start at the car lot. It starts with giving a potential customer a quick way of seeing if there's anything interesting and competitive right off the bat. It's respecting your customer's time. I don't care if I live 5 minutes away, or two hours away. You're still wasting my time if you're replacing a fast, quick browsing experience with a mandatory auto visit. This isn't 1990 anymore. This place might be good for you if your credit is bad. For anybody has cash in hand, good credit, or is computer saavy, go elsewhere.

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Great experience working with Armando and his Team! Thanks for all your help!

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not happy with this place. the man that i dealed with was rude and really pushy! and pretty much scared me away.

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Amazing customer service, very responsive and helpful. Very large center with knowledgeable…read morerepresentatives

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Christian & Milo - thank you for ending my search for a truck. If you're looking for professional,…read morehonest, straightforward, realistic customer service and sales, they're you're team. I spent months researching and speaking to several dealerships across SoCal. Coming from Sales myself, aware of what can & can't work out, it was a relief to find out they aligned the same way and kept it real, down to the last beat, unlike other dealers. I say this as someone who weighs reviews and compares and dealt with dealers who sank their offers at the finish line by playing games. Trust me when I say from phone to in person to driving off the lot with our new 2026 Laramie 4x4, stop your search and let these two see what they can do for you, be honest with yourself and your current situation, and they will align with you. Thanks again guys, this ride is exactly what we were looking for.

I am extremely disappointed in the service I received at Hunter's Dodge while picking up my Jeep,…read morewhich has been in their possession since December 22, 2025. First, I want to acknowledge Chanin in the service department. Throughout this long and frustrating process, she consistently followed up with me, sent updates via text, and was kind and professional. She handled herself very well during a difficult situation. Unfortunately, my experience with the service manager, Courtney, was completely unacceptable. When I was notified that my vehicle was ready and asked to pick it up before 6 PM, I arrived around 4 PM. I was told the rental needed to be inspected. I was informed there were "too many crumbs" in the vehicle and that although they do not wash cars, I would either need to clean it or be charged $250. I had the rental for nearly three months. I immediately took it to a car wash, had it washed and vacuumed thoroughly, and returned it. I was then told I would still be charged $250 because I had signed a contract stating no dogs were allowed in the vehicle. Let me be extremely clear: I never put a dog in that car. Not once. I own two dogs, and if a hair transferred from my shoe, that is possible -- but there were no dogs in that vehicle. If there had been, it would have smelled like one. There was no excessive hair, and the car had just been professionally vacuumed. I was told that regardless of condition, the contract stated if the car was "dirty" I would be charged $250. $250 is an excessive and unreasonable cleaning charge, especially after I had just cleaned the vehicle. While I stepped outside to document the rental's condition with photos, I returned inside and overheard the manager, Courtney, yelling inappropriate names about me and stating that I "shouldn't have my effing dogs in the car." She did not realize I had walked back in and could hear her. That level of unprofessionalism from someone in a management position is unacceptable. I sincerely hope there are cameras in that lobby so this behavior can be reviewed. To make matters worse, when my own Jeep was returned to me after nearly three months in their possession, it was given back to me in unacceptable condition -- dirty, with no gas, and not charged. Additionally, my GPS system that I personally pay for had been disconnected without my authorization and left that way. After nearly 2 1/2 to 3 months in their care, to have my vehicle returned in that condition -- while being pressured over a $250 cleaning fee -- is extremely concerning. Aside from already dealing with multiple issues with this vehicle -- including EV charging errors ("Issue Detected - Check External Charging Station") and battery-related recalls -- this experience has been exhausting. I will be escalating this matter to corporate, as I will not tolerate being disrespected and spoken about in that manner. This situation needs to be investigated thoroughly. I expected far better from Hunter's Dodge. It is extremely concerning that Dodge appears to delete negative reviews from their Google page instead of addressing legitimate customer complaints.

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I found a 2026 equinox EV at AV Chevy for a great price online. I contacted their internet sales…read moredepartment and quickly got a call from George Sarkis. I let him know what I was looking for, what current offers I qualified for, and he got me the car I wanted at a great deal. George made the process easy. I was far away, driving over 100 miles with my family, so I applied for the credit check online to get the process started and sent him the rest of the info needed via phone. He charged up the car in the meantime and got the paperwork started. I'd recommend George to anyone looking to buy a Chevy. I almost for got to mention Jorge, he handled the finance paperwork, explained everything thoroughly, and even gave my kid a piece of paper to draw on, keeping him entertained during the process. Definitely the best car buying experience I've had, and I've bought over 15 cars since I was 16. That's this critic's review.

I am writing this review as a 100% disabled American veteran who proudly served this country, and I…read morecan honestly say that my experience at Antelope Valley Chevrolet was one of the most dishonest and disappointing dealership experiences I have ever encountered. My family and I went to this dealership during Memorial Day weekend to purchase a pre-owned 2023 Tesla Model Y Long Range that was advertised for $32,511. We arrived ready to buy the vehicle based on the advertised price. At first, salesman James was respectful and professional, and I genuinely believe he understood how ridiculous this situation became. The real issue was the dealership's management and the aggressive, deceptive upselling tactics that followed. When we inspected the vehicle, we immediately noticed several issues. The vehicle had small door dings, improperly repaired paint chips, and even a cracked rear reflector light with pieces literally falling out of it. Because of the condition of the vehicle, we explained that we believed the price should be adjusted downward to something more reasonable and appropriate for the actual condition of the car. Instead of negotiating honestly, we were suddenly told the car had over $2,600 in mandatory "aftermarket products" added onto it. One of those products was a GPS tracking system. For anyone who knows Tesla vehicles, this makes absolutely no sense. Tesla vehicles already come factory-equipped with advanced GPS tracking and remote monitoring directly through the Tesla app. I literally showed them multiple Teslas that I own and demonstrated how the vehicles are already monitored in real time through Tesla's system. Charging customers extra for duplicate GPS technology is absurd. Then came the "door guards," which appeared to be nothing more than tiny adhesive strips on the doors -- for approximately $450. Next, they claimed the vehicle had paint protection installed. After personally inspecting the vehicle, I asked them to physically show me where this so-called paint protection product had been applied because there was absolutely no visible indication that anything had actually been done. The response I received was silence and a smile. That alone told me everything I needed to know. After we objected to these unnecessary and inflated add-ons, they told us they would "remove" them. But when they returned with the paperwork, the price was STILL $32,511 -- the exact same advertised price from the beginning. So what exactly was removed? This entire experience felt deceptive, manipulative, and intentionally misleading. It felt like a bait-and-switch style sales tactic designed to pressure consumers into accepting inflated charges and unnecessary products while refusing to acknowledge the actual condition of the vehicle being sold. What makes this even more disappointing is that this occurred during Memorial Day weekend while speaking to a 100% disabled American veteran who served this country. Instead of honesty, transparency, and professionalism, we were met with games, pressure tactics, and what appeared to be fabricated value in order to justify inflated pricing. Because of this experience, my family and I will NEVER return to this dealership again. Consumers deserve honest pricing. Consumers deserve transparency. Consumers deserve professionalism. This dealership failed in all three categories. I strongly encourage anyone considering purchasing a vehicle from this dealership to carefully inspect every vehicle, review every number, question every fee, and refuse to be pressured into unnecessary add-ons and questionable aftermarket products. This type of dishonest sales culture deserves to be publicly exposed so other families do not waste their time or get manipulated into paying thousands of dollars for unnecessary products and inflated pricing tactics.

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Great customer service awesome experience. From the moment I walked in they were very tentative to…read moremy needs and help me pick out a great used car a 2010 Toyota Prius. I just want to say thank you for making my car purchase easy and convenient. Thank you for being local to the area and again thank you for the amazing customer service. I would recommend your dealership to anybody who is in the market for a Quality used car.

These people are crooks. Stopped by to look at some cars and got rushed into a sale. I was a little…read morevulnerable because I needed a car and fast but these people just took my money so fast without even getting any information from me other than my address. They told me because of my credit no one else would finance me and pressured into the sale. I was reluctant to sign the paperwork because they were charging me as if they car was brand new. After about a few days the car start shaking horribly and I felt ripped off the interior was all damaged and stuff missing inside the car but he assured me it ran well. Now within 3 days of my purchase I tried to cancel and return the vehicle but they would not return my money and only would trade me for another vehicle after a week of chasing them down. They would not show to their business after they sold me the car and one day I finally caught them there. They would only trade me a car as I mentioned and the second car was even worse the engine light, as well as other lights all came on the 3rd day but after I received that car. Again they would not show to their business or answer my calls. I got an estimate for the car that showed the transmission and motor were in bad condition and car needed about $3000 worth of repairs. I could not get ahold of them to return the car nor would they let me so I do not pay their excessive fees and they came and got the car. They then made up inflated charges to the tune of my whole down payment which is all the car is worth ($2000) and have the car and my money. By the way they change their business name often and move places of business as they are formerly known as Big Family Motors with horrible reviews. I offered to pay for the 2 months of car note I used it but the remainder should be returned to me. The car they sold me, that lovely piece of crap white 2013 Toyota Corolla in their ad photos. I wonder how many times they have sold it and took it back. They belong in jail.

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BEWARE - very unethical dealership…read more The General Manager, Nicholas Douglas, came off as the epitome of a sleazy, gaslighting used car salesman. Here's the backstory: Over the phone, the dealership's sales lead Antonio and I negotiated a price of $8,500 for a Mitsubishi Mirage. Antonio said he'd put the deal together and call me right back. A full day passed, and I never heard from him. (Red flag #1.) I called back in and spoke to Nicholas, who reneged on the $8,500 price (red flag #2), but said I could still buy the vehicle for $9,200. I agreed and drove 90 minutes to the dealership. When I got there, the car was missing several of its advertised features, including run flat tires, Bluetooth capability, and keyless entry. Were I to purchase all these features from a third party after the fact, they would cost up to $3,700. For the keyless entry, Nicholas said he could bring over a specialist to add in the feature for $300. When I asked if he'd take that $300 off the price of the car, he refused, saying I "already had a good deal." I reminded him that he had already raised the price by $700 from Antonio's quote, and that this was before I was aware the car was missing numerous features listed in their online listing. Nicholas said he wasn't responsible for the listing's content because I viewed it on CARFAX, and not on the official Valley Auto Center site, which had the "correct information." I subsequently pulled up the listing on his web site, which, not surprisingly, falsely stated the car is equipped with run flat tires, Bluetooth capability, and keyless entry. I have attached a screenshot of this. Nicholas then doubled down on the sleazy, saying, "I've been in the car business for eight years, and this is the first time a customer has ever had a problem with the fact a vehicle was missing some of the features we listed online." He was literally suggesting that every time he's had to tell a customer the car they came in to see didn't have all its advertised features, they took no issue with this. When I challenged Nicholas on making such a ludicrous claim, he doubled down and said, "It's true, I swear on my children's lives." (So gross.) When I asked him to confirm that some of the car's other advertised features were accurate, he sidestepped, and said, "Look, this is a good car and you're getting a good deal. If you don't want it, don't buy it." I didn't purchase the car, and will never be returning to this dealership.

Im Mike S, I bought a 98 Chevy Tahoe 4×4. I paid cash for the Tahoe. The manager there is a vary…read morerude individual, he is the meaning of a used car salesman. A great liar, customer service means nothing to him, it's all about the mighty dollar. They are vary good at putting a bandaid on the vehicles to get it to pass your inspection but watch out within a hundred miles, everything on your car will start having problems. He sells the cars as/is and has you sign a statement of that, you can't bring the car back if you have problems. Vary dishonest crook.

Trust Antelope Valley Subaru - Left rear

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(218 reviews)

We were traveling from California to Nevada when our 2022 Outback experienced a failure of the…read moreengine thermostat and began to give trouble lights and check engine was on as we got to Bakersfield. The temperature gauge stayed in the cold area because of the failure. This all took place on a Sunday when everyone was closed. We looked up the Bakersfield Subaru and their ratings weren't very high and their phone service was not very friendly. Since we were traveling to Nevada, we went up through Tehachapi to antelope Valley where this Subaru dealer had higher ratings. We spent the night so that we could reach out first thing in the morning. Right from the first conversation on the phone we knew we made the right choice to come up over the mountain. I explained what we experienced with the car and provided the failure code and asked if she could check to see if the parts were in stock. Once the service person I was speaking to confirmed that the part was in stock, I asked if there was any way for us to get the car in for service, I also explained that we only had less than 12,000 miles on the car. She was very accommodating and set up the appointment for within the hour. Once we arrived at the dealer the excellent service continued. They took all the information and showed us the waiting area and then offered to drop us some where to eat when we asked about restaurants in the area. Within the hour we heard back from her and she confirmed what we told her about the failure code and that the repair would take around 4 hours. They also informed us that one of the rear shocks were leaking and that the total repair was going to be over $2200. I explained that we read there was a recall on the thermostat and asked them if they could get that covered by the factory since the car actually had less than 12,000 miles on it. She asked if we could wait until her manager was available and she would check with him to see what could be done. About 45 minutes later she came to us in the waiting area and said that they would cover both the thermostat and related parts along with the rear shock replacement however that we would need to wait for about 6 more hours. We agreed and started to hang around the show room. Maybe making some nervous . Our service person then came to us and offered a free rental car while we waited. We agreed and thanked her for going above and beyond. Since we were 300 miles from home we just drove around the area. When we returned our Outback was just getting done. We were extremely impressed with our service provided and especially the way our service writer Sayra Chavarin went above and beyond. This is truly cutting edge Customer Service! The other people at the dealership were very friendly and respectful. We will drive the 300 miles to purchase our next Subaru here at this dealership. Many thanks, David

If you're looking for a scenic 4-hour round-trip road adventure fueled by false promises, Trust…read moreAntelope Valley Subaru (TAVS) has you covered. If you're actually looking to buy a car? Maybe pack snacks... and a map to a reputable Subaru dealer. My wife spent a week coordinating with a sales rep (Noe) about a specific vehicle. We confirmed the car, confirmed the appointment, confirmed the price was "negotiable," and committed most of our Saturday to drive 60 miles each way. You know -- normal things people do when they expect a dealership to be, well... honest. Am I the only one that finds it laughable that they chose "Trust" as part of the dealership name? Kinda like saying a cactus is cuddly! Here's how the dishonesty ramped up... minutes before our appointment (aka when we're basically pulling into the parking lot), we get a message: "Oh, the car isn't available for purchase yet -- it hasn't completed certification." Interesting timing, considering the car has been sitting in their inventory for over a month. Priorities I guess? But wait, the fun continues! We arrive, and suddenly Noe is nowhere to be found. Instead, we're handed off to another rep, Nathan Houston. Classic dealership relay race baton pass. Nathan was friendly enough while showing us the car, but when it came time to discuss price, the story changed so fast it gave us pro level whiplash! * The "negotiable" price? Suddenly not negotiable. ( I know shocking!) * The online price? Apparently the "absolute lowest"... except when they tried to quote us a higher price. * The explanation? Some mysterious documents claiming the dealership paid more than the advertised price (apparently they are a charity... disguised as a Subaru dealership). The convenient sales rep switch meant Houston could simply shrug and say he knew nothing about prior conversations. It felt less like buying a car and more like watching a live demonstration of "Bait & Switch 101." Or "Watching a masterclass in creative truth telling." Look, I get that dealerships still love the classic "Let me talk to my manager" routine. That's practically tradition. But the full bait-and-switch playbook in 2026? That's some retro dishonesty I didn't expect from a Subaru dealer. Given TAVS's already struggling online ratings, I'd hoped for better. Instead, we got a reminder that not all dealerships have moved past the old-school tactics. Bottom line: If you enjoy long drives, last-minute surprises, and pricing that changes depending on which salesperson you talk to -- TAVS might be your place. If you value transparency, honesty, and not wasting half your Saturday... look elsewhere. Don't take my word for it... check the VERIFIED reviews here.

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