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    CarMax

    3.3 (23 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Malini A.

    Having heard so much about it, decided to get my car appraised for getting price idea before selling it. Being the first experience with this place, I very impressed with their service. The whole experience from start to end went smoothly. No pressure from their salespeople, they took the car for a test drive, inspected it, got the history and the details of the vehicle from us. Didn't have to wait long for their assessment, got a price and quote from them pretty fast. They had a huge stock of vehicles in their parking lot. Location was big inside, with a reception area to greet as soon as one enters from the main door. Lot of comfortable seating inside while one waits on the car, TV displays, vending machines. Will surely recommend them.

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    9 years ago

    great staff . listened to my needs and did not push something on me that I could not afford. Was very helpful though it all.

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    9 years ago

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    9 years ago

    Great prices and helpful staff. It was a fast process and pleasurable experience.

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    Buyer Beware -- Auto First, Mechanicsburg, PA…read more I purchased a 2014 Audi Q7 TDI Quattro with approximately 110,000 miles from Auto First. The same day I brought it home, I noticed a coolant leak and possible oil leak. When I checked the coolant reservoir, it was empty, so I refilled it. I returned the vehicle to Auto First. They said their mechanic found "no leak" and suggested the fluid was residual from work they had done before putting it up for sale. The leak continued, so I returned about a week later. Again, I was told they pressure-tested the system and there was "NO leak." I felt as though my concerns were being dismissed. I then took it to an independent mechanic experienced with Audis. He quickly identified the coolant leak at the oil filter housing above the oil temperature sensor, with an estimated repair cost of $2,000. The salesman was nice and professional, but the handling of this problem after the sale was extremely disappointing. I understand the risks of buying an older used vehicle, but I reported this problem the day I brought it home. Either their service department missed a significant leak twice, or it wasn't handled honestly. Buyer beware and have any vehicle independently inspected before purchasing.

    Sold me a car with so many issues, they schedule appointment to have it fixed and they did not. The…read moreengine light has been on since I purchased the car over a year ago. I even paid for warranty, and they still don't want to honor it Stay away!!!

    Spankys Auto Group

    Spankys Auto Group

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    I just purchased a 1995 Chevrolet Silverado from Spanky's. I could not have been happier! The…read morecustomer service was top notch! I have bought many cars in my life time but this purchase was the easiest and most pleasurable! Typically when you go to a used car dealer you get hosed well not at Spanky's! Don, Sarah and the staff will treat you right!

    We bought a ford f150 in the summer "as is" which I understand means there's no guarantee on it…read more However we were repeatedly told "it's a good truck." When I asked why the owner was trading it, I was told to just upgrade. It had passed inspection 8 months before, and buying it from a dealership and repeatedly told "it's a good truck" implied to me that there might be some maintenance needed but nothing major. Instead within 3 months we've changed the transmission fluid then the entire transmission. We've also had to buy new tires because of dry rot and the rims that were too bent for the new tires. We also had to replace the electrical panel. Again I understand "as is" but a little bit of honesty would have gone a long way with what was in the future for us - spending more than twice what we paid for repairs that were probably known or at least suspected. After the test drive I asked about one or two seemingly minor things that we wondered about (one rear window wouldn't go down) and just got a shrug as if it wasn't a big deal or they had no idea what that might mean. We aren't mechanics, so we have to trust a car dealer to be truthful. And, again, I thought being a dealership and with all of these glowing reviews we could trust him when he said "it's a good truck." Unfortunately this is why used car salesmen get a bad rap.

    I Deal Cars

    I Deal Cars

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    Troy was great! Very professional and walked us through the whole process easily. Great customer…read moreservice! Love the car! Happy Customers!

    Anyone who's ever tried shopping for an affordable, lower priced quality used car at tax time will…read moretell you - it's a difficult process. Especially when you're on a time crunch with only small windows of time to see them in person. Enter the internet. Good for narrowing down what you actually want to see, but also time consuming weeding out all the ever present scams and private folks that think they're sitting on a gold mine. I confess that I have a little more experience in the buying/selling dept than the average Jane because of many years working in this industry. But even for someone as experienced as myself it's a challenging process. So when I was shopping for my son recently after his car was totaled I explored every option. I-Deal Cars made the process a little easier, even if I didn't ultimately buy from them. While I did find them on either Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace (can't remember) when I explored them further discovered they are the real deal. They have a website and a brick and mortar building unlike many of the self proclaimed "I'm a dealer working from home" dudes I encountered on my journey. They're also very available. Every time I called (even at odd hours when I expected an answering machine) I got someone live, Barry, the manager to be exact. When he said they opened at 10 am, they indeed were open at 10 am. Good thing too since we drove from Lancaster to Camp Hill just to visit them. Barry was also very accommodating. When I wanted the VIN to run a Carfax he supplied one. When I inquired about putting it on a lift he called his mechanic to schedule for us to do so. He even said we could take it home in the morning, have our own mechanic check it (that would be the husband) and bring it back the same day. Because of the distance, he even said if we wanted to keep it overnight we could - with our own dealer tag. He offered a 30 day/1, 000 mile warranty and was upfront and honest in what work was done and what needed done. He encouraged us to take it on the highway for the test drive to drive it at highway speeds. While the experience wasn't full of bells and whistles like you'd get at a higher end new car dealership it was also no pressure. Barry was casual and didn't have that dreaded used car salesman vibe going on. The inventory was plentiful and varied, and when I compared the "asking price" with Carfax and with more experienced colleagues in this industry he was a few hundred dollars under-priced. SIDENOTE: Dealers are required to post their fees, one being the doc fee which at present time is $120 for manual transactions and $144 for online processing. Unless you work in this industry one would assume you HAVE to pay this...however it is a negotiable fee. It is however ILLEGAL for you to be charged a doc fee higher than what I listed above (current as of today: 2/11/19). It is also illegal to charge more than what's posted - in their case their poster doesn't reflect the current fees and instead has the doc fee listed at $112 which is outdated. Now you know. Knowledge is power especially when it comes to negotiations!

    CarMax - usedcardealers - Updated September 2026

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