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Crescent Auto Sales

3.7 (3 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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The cars are no good here do not buy from here unless you want to have a lot of misery dealing with your car

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We purchased a vehicle from CarMax and our salesman was awesome…read more The integrity of the service department is where we had issues. We ran into a TPS issue the day after we took the car home. We took it back a couple occasions. It would be reset for a day or 2 and we would wait to get scheduled again for the problem. Eventually, we were told that they couldn't get it fixed and we needed to take the Car to Volkswagen for the repair. We were told we needed to pay for this out of pocket. Needless to say we never took it due to the time it takes and being without a vehicle. A year has gone by and come to find out there isn't even sensors in the tires. When purchasing your vehicle make sure that service area does what is promised. How they could not have known there wasn't sensors is beyond me and frustrating to say the least.

I told Debbie that this experience has made me not want to use Carmax in the future and that it has…read moreactually made me regret buying this car. I have bought several cars from Marla's and it's has never been easy but never this difficult. Maybe if I would've found a car with less issues I wouldn't have had to go through the system. I also told her that my experience with Carmax cars is that you buy them and then it's like an Easter egg hunt to find out what's wrong with them before the customer has to actually pay to fix what's wrong with it. In my mind they should be fixing it before they're selling it. I've also was told several times at serval points that a manager was supposed to call me. I did have one call me yesterday from "no caller ID", I did answer, but he did not answer back. So then he ended the call on me. Then he never tried to reach out to me again. Anytime a manager has supposed to have called me, they do not. They waited till the very last minute to tell me that my car was not gonna be finished for the day and that they could not get me a loaner car. Mind you I've had this appointment scheduled for them to have the services completed on my car for a while and they've had my car from 8 AM to 5 PM.

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(3 reviews)

Sunnyside, Northwest

Great car great prices most if not all are rebuilt titles need a good car good price this is…read moredefinitely your place!!

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY…read more I flew out of state specifically to purchase this car because I had wanted it for so long. Had I known the actual condition of this vehicle beforehand, I would not have spent $500 just to go look at it. This was one of the most disappointing car-buying experiences I have ever had. Here is what the dealership DID NOT disclose to us before we traveled to see the car: - The passenger-side mirror was wobbling as if it were about to fall off. - The AC made an annoying noise. - The headliner was popping out due to airbag deployment. - The seat had been hand-stitched back together, with missing stitches, also apparently related to the airbag deployment. - The door trim was the wrong size and did not fully cover the door. - Deep scratches were scattered all over the car. - Rock chips in the paint were already rusting. - Additional issues included a damaged door handle, dripping near the passenger-side rear fender, a stain on the passenger door trim, and floor mats that needed attention. Now, here is what they DID tell us about: - A minor accident involving the passenger door, without disclosing that multiple airbags had deployed. - Their poor paint job, which looked even worse in person than expected. - A crack in the center console. THAT WAS IT. These were not small cosmetic imperfections that you casually notice after buying a used car. We discovered serious issues that were never disclosed to us before making an expensive trip to see this vehicle. Within LESS THAN FIVE MINUTES of arriving, I started pointing out the problems. Instead of taking the time to discuss the issues, letting us test-drive the car, or attempting to work with us, their immediate response was essentially, "You can leave, then." They acted as though they wanted us gone the moment we started asking questions. Why would anyone spend the time, money, and effort to travel out of state to purchase a vehicle if the dealership was upfront about its actual condition? We could have saved ourselves the entire trip if they had simply been honest. The dealership offered to take a couple hundred dollars off to help compensate for our flight, but this vehicle appeared to need THOUSANDS of dollars in repairs. We attempted to work out a reasonable deal, but they seemed far more interested in getting us to leave than finding a solution. What makes this experience especially heartbreaking is that I had wanted this car for so long. I was genuinely excited about purchasing it, and instead, I ended up crying on my way home. I spent my own money and traveled all that way with the expectation that I was buying a vehicle whose condition had been honestly represented. Instead, I was met with undisclosed problems and a complete lack of empathy. I understand that used cars are not perfect. I was never expecting a brand-new vehicle. There is a HUGE difference between buying a used car with disclosed imperfections and traveling hundreds of miles only to discover a long list of problems that were never mentioned. My biggest issue is not that the car had flaws. It is the lack of transparency and the way we were treated when we brought those flaws to their attention. If you are considering purchasing a vehicle from this dealership, especially if you are traveling from out of state, PLEASE ask for a detailed walk-around video, close-up pictures of every imperfection, and confirmation of any previous airbag deployments and repairs BEFORE spending your money on travel. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this dealership. No customer should have to go through this, especially when they are making such a significant purchase. Honesty and basic customer service should be the bare minimum. I also want to point out that we DID have a video call with the dealership before traveling out there. However, the video was blurry, the walk-around was extremely quick, and they did not point out any of the issues I later discovered in person. A quick, unclear video call is not the same as being transparent about a vehicle's condition.

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These guys are great, from the moment I talked to Josh at the front desk, I knew I was in good…read morehands. They are all super friendly and very informative as to what is going on with my 2010 Forester. They have clean bathrooms and a really nice waiting area with room to work on my computer while the car is worked on , which I appreciate. I will be coming to these guys from now on. Thanks, Subie Doctor!

I was having an issue with engine oil leaking into my engine coolant causing my car to overheat…read more After doing some research on my own and talking with the advisors at the Subie Doctor, it turns out I had a head gasket issue. After seeing all the positive reviews for this business on Google and Yelp, I decided to go with them for my repairs. I am very happy that I did! They provided me with a detailed estimate and showed me photos of things they found along the way which included very swollen coolant hoses, a leaking transmission pan, and lots of carbon buildup on the valves. I had them repair all these things and my car runs like a new car now! I feel that the price I paid for all this work was fair as it was very labor intensive. The entire engine has to be removed from Subarus when the head gasket needs to be serviced. This car had nearly 193,000 miles on it when I brought it to them on the original engine and transmission. I would and will definitely use them again for my Subaru repair needs! Thank you Subie Doctor for the great work and providing good communication throughout the repair period.

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