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    CollisionWorks

    5.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Ultimate Collision Repair

    Ultimate Collision Repair

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    The team took car of my car and looked for very detailed damage of my Tesla. They are very detailed…read moreand looked and tore down the vehicle and outlined everything that needed to be replaced to bring the car back to its original Tesla certification. I would definitely get my car repaired here. The team is very responsive and knowledgeable, they don't give you the runaround like many I've visited in the past. I've seen so many high end vehicles at this facility and then have their own suspension system repair shop as well. I wouldn't hesitate to use them going forward if you want your car back in OEM condition.

    I would strongly recommend avoiding this business…read more As a new customer, my experience has been exceptionally poor, both financially and, more importantly, in terms of how I was treated. I was charged approximately $700 in "administrative fees," in addition to what I consider an untenable daily storage charge. Prospective customers would be well advised to understand these fees in detail before allowing their vehicle to be brought here. Far more troubling, however, was my experience dealing with Tyler McNee. In my interactions with him, I found him extraordinarily unfriendly, dismissive, and rude. Basic courtesy and professional customer service seemed entirely absent. What should have been a straightforward business interaction instead became unnecessarily unpleasant and adversarial. I rarely write reviews this negative, but the combination of the fees and the remarkably poor treatment warrants one. There are plenty of stressful circumstances surrounding an accident or vehicle repair already. A customer should not also have to contend with disrespectful and hostile communication from the people being paid to handle the vehicle. Based on my experience, I would avoid this business at all costs. Whatever convenience it may offer is simply not worth the fees, aggravation or level of communication I encountered.

    Payless Car Sales of south amboy - Blue Mazda CX-5

    Payless Car Sales of south amboy

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    Payless auto sales aka Trophy Auto Lounge : This dealership's pricing practices are extremely…read moremisleading and designed to lure customers into predatory financing. The vehicle I looked at was advertised online for $11,298, but once I arrived things changed quickly. The out-the-door price for a cash purchase jumped to over $18,500. The reason? The advertised price only applies if you agree to finance through the dealership under their terms. If you want to pay cash, they start piling on non-sense add-ons and fees such as transport charges, warranty packages, and even something called a "finance coupon recovery" fee. These are essentially penalties for not financing the vehicle through them. When I declined all the unnecessary extras and said I was only willing to pay the vehicle price plus legitimate costs like sales tax, title, registration, and their already outrageous $995 doc fee, the total came to about $13,480. Instead of working with this honest price structure (which they argue is their website disclaimer), they came back and said they would "meet me in the middle" at $15,000. That tells you everything you need to know. The advertised price is not a real selling price -- it's simply bait to get customers into the dealership so they can pressure them into high-profit financing agreements where they likely make money from lender kickbacks and inflated interest rates or when paying cash attempt to pad their pockets additional profit charges. Make sure you read the fine print on their website carefully before wasting your time. This dealership advertises artificially low prices that are simply a get you in the door advertisement and have no intention of selling any vehicle at the price unless they can rob you somewhere else during the purchase. Transparency and honesty matter when buying a car, and unfortunately, I did not find either here. Finance Coupon was the funniest additional charge I have come across in a while. This dealership appears to be engaging in the exact type of deceptive pricing practices the FTC recently warned 97 auto dealership groups about. The advertised vehicle prices seem to apply only if customers agree to use the dealership's financing, while cash buyers are suddenly hit with inflated pricing, unnecessary add-ons, transport fees, warranty charges, or other questionable costs. The FTC has made it clear that advertised vehicle prices must reflect the true "all-in" price available to all consumers, excluding only government taxes and title fees -- not conditional financing incentives designed to push buyers into high-interest loans. Advertising artificially low prices to lure customers in, only to change the terms based on financing, is misleading and undermines consumer trust. Unfortunately, they specifically want uneducated consumers to purchase from them. The sales staff was nice but are unfortunately the face of the ownerships deceitful practices. It took a lot of restraint on my part not to interfere with the customers next to me who were getting robbed and had no idea.

    I came to this dealership to check out a 2018 Mazda CX-5 in blue after booking an appointment. I…read morearrived and was greeted about 10 minutes later by the salesperson, Dylan Cabral. He seemed polite, which I took as a good sign--turns out, I was wrong. The vehicle was listed at $10,633. During the test drive, the car started smoking. The salesperson claimed it was because the head gasket had been replaced and there was leftover oil residue, which honestly made me laugh. A good mechanic would've cleaned up properly after finishing that kind of work. Then we sat down to go over the numbers. Somehow, the $10,633 car turned into over $17,000. One of the biggest fees? A "destination/delivery fee." When I asked why, I was told it was because "the car had to be delivered to the dealership." So, I'm paying a hefty fee for... gas? This is a hefty fee that typically only applies to new cars--maybe I missed something and this was secretly a new car? Because the amount of scratches and interior wear said otherwise. On top of that, they added a "package" costing over $6,000 on a car barely worth ten. Let's go over this scam of a package: 30-Day Buyback: A week or two should already be standard, especially when the car starts smoking on the test drive. Powertrain Warranty: Reasonable, but considering the dishonesty I'd already seen, I wouldn't trust their mechanic to touch anything. Nitro Tires + Warranty: Completely unnecessary. 1 Year of Free Oil Changes: My own mechanic offers that for $29 with premium oil. Door Edge Guards + VIN Etching: You can buy these online for cheap. Ceramic Coating: Laughable, given how rough the car looked. $99/hr Maintenance & Labor: Not a deal--most shops already charge that, and I get free diagnostics locally. Even after all this nonsense, the best they could "do" was $12,000--and that still didn't include taxes or documentation fees. For a car that smoked, had visible damage, and no inspection? Unreal. Instead of doing the right thing, they tried to sell me the car anyway, lied about fees, and played games with my credit card as a pressure tactic. Nice try, Dylan Cabral, but those tactics don't work on me. You saw I had a baby with me and that I was on a budget, and still tried to take advantage. That's just low. If you had been honest from the start, skipped the bogus fees, and taken accountability for the car's condition, maybe I would've made a purchase. But instead, you wasted my time and insulted my intelligence. The way this dealership operates is dishonest, manipulative, and completely unprofessional. Edit: Also, we had to freaking see the car smoking to know you guys had repaired the head gasket? That's a serious repair, not something you shouldn't mention when trying to sell an overpriced piece of junk. That's instantly $1,500 off due to perceived risk. My advice, don't do business with these people, you'll regret it.

    CollisionWorks - bodyshops - Updated October 2026

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