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Everyone who works here is very nice and understanding. Excellent costumer Service. Would recommend

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Auto Buying Service - 2020 Ram 1500 ProMaster

Auto Buying Service

(89 reviews)

No creí que fueran unos estafadores en dicho lugar hoy jueves 12 de marzo adquirí un honda accord…read morecon ellos y sabiendo que la batería no servía mantuvieron el auto encendido todo el tiempo de papeleo y cuando llegué a mi casa e intenté volver a encenderlo no funcionó tuve que ir a comprar una nueva batería. Llame a ellos y me dijeron posiblemente sea la batería hubieras tomado las garantías. Pésimo lugar

1-Star Review -- Buyer Beware Misrepresentation, Repairs,…read moreand Significant Out-of-Pocket Costs I had an extremely stressful experience purchasing a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon from Auto Buying Service. Prior to purchasing, I clearly and repeatedly stated that I did not want a used vehicle with major mechanical issues. I was assured multiple times that the vehicle was well maintained, previously owned by someone who "took great care of it," and that it only needed routine service and new tires. Within days of purchase, I took the vehicle to Mercedes-Benz of Alexandria for Service B. Their inspection revealed multiple serious mechanical issues, including a leaking rear main seal with a repair estimate of over $8,000, along with additional issues bringing the total estimated repairs to over $15,000. Although the vehicle was sold as-is, this is not buyer's remorse -- it is misrepresentation of the vehicle's condition at the time of sale. After significant back-and-forth, the dealership agreed to cover the rear main seal repair. However, I was still required to pay $2,000 out of pocket for that repair, on top of numerous serious mechanical issues such as: * Rear main seal failure * Tie rod replacement * Steering damper issues * Rear shark fin replacement * Brakes and rotors * Alignment * Additional mechanical concerns that should not surface so soon after purchase This entire process was exhausting and emotionally draining. Communication was delayed, defensive, and lacked transparency. At no point was there proactive accountability or full disclosure prior to the sale. Buying a vehicle at this price point should come with honesty and clear communication. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. I strongly recommend that potential buyers obtain an independent inspection BEFORE purchase and not rely solely on verbal assurances. This purchase turned into a financial and emotional nightmare, and I do not recommend this dealership.

1st Choice Auto Sales

1st Choice Auto Sales

(72 reviews)

I just purchased a used car here and had a fantastic experience. I was looking for a Honda Fit-…read morethey had 9- and I called ahead the day before and they had the two cars I was most interested in right in the front. The staff were really nice and let me look at them and test drive them with tons of time. Once I decided, I talked to Junior about pricing. They are very upfront about the costs, and post on the wall the additional dealer fee. There are no add on costs, no surprise "transaction" fees, no upsells for stupid things like nitrogen in your tires. They also don't negotiate on prices. That can be good or bad, just know in advance! Once we agreed on the price, Junior arranged the paperwork. In ten minutes he had everything set up. He made a folder with the forms I needed to bring to the DMV and specifically stated what each form was for. We were done pretty quickly! 1st Choice Auto Sales was a great place to buy a used car. The staff are honest, direct, and upfront about the vehicles. I wish all car buying was like this!

Really bad car buying experience. Other reviews praise the "no pressure" style of the sales people…read morehere and that is certainly true. There's no pressure. They barely recall that you exist. Meanwhile, other dealers where I showed interest were courting my business relentlessly. 1st Choice is a 90 minute drive (3 hour r/t) from me but I was willing to travel. I test drove their inventory of manuals: a Fiat, Yaris and CruzeEco. The six-speed CruzeEco was perfect except for a whistling under the hood and TPMS warning light. On August 5, assurances were made that these issues would be fixed in a day or two. Not wanting to lose the car, I placed a holding deposit on it. Even once I put down $500, it took literally weeks and many false promises of being done "this evening or the next day" before this car was roadworthy on August 20th. I asked if we would get a break on the $8,800 price because of the long wait, and sales person Junior replied, "Sorry, no." As relieved as I was to finally take the car into my possession, I was disappointed in the entire situation and the terrible customer service up to and including the day I bought it. When we came to pick it up, the car had 1/8 of a tank of gas, not even enough to make it home. I asked about this and Eddie took it to fuel up. The Eco (manual) holds about 11 gallons; here was a chance to demonstrate some gesture of good will. Hilariously he brought it back w 1/2 a tank. Couldn't even bring himself to send me off on full. Just TWO WEEKS after purchase, the check engine light popped on. My mechanic discovered oil splattered all over the engine, the compartment that holds the oil was nearly empty and the valve cap was busted. I reached out to 1st Choice, manager Eddie was of course useless. He said none of this was covered under the warranty, but suggested I bring the car to him anyway, for out-of-pocket repair, knowing it was a 90 minute trip and the car was in no condition to drive. He refused to take responsibility for selling me a damaged vehicle, implying too much time had passed. Again, I bought the car August 20. This was September 4. Not wanting to waste any more time / energy / money with 1st Choice Auto, I paid my mechanic $400 for the work. Looking back I see as soon as I settled on this car and was no longer actively shopping around, it put me in a terrible position. I needed a new commuter right away and SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE, but the non refundable $500 deposit and the continual promises kept me locked in, so for weeks I was scrambling to get myself and my kids around without a commuter, both before purchasing and then again when the Cruze was in the shop two weeks later. I do love this pretty little car (see pics). It is so fun to drive and gets great mpgs - hence the "ECO." But was it worth all the long wait, all the hassle and extra expense??? I guess I'm struggling to understand why it was put for sale if it wasn't ready to be sold and why it never felt like any kind of priority for them to sell this car to me. In retrospect, I realize I appreciate being treated as a valuable customer by other dealerships interested in earning my business. With 1st Choice Auto, it's kind of the reverse. And I would not recommend.

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