Got my first car from here in June 2025 and I got a nearly brand new vehicle with a warranty that…read moregets me where I need to go with confidence, Being a new owner of a vehicle is nerve wracking and these guys set me up for success thanks to everyone here and Isaiah sales man

Drove 45 minutes for scheduled appointment to do a test drive on vehicle. Spent 15 minutes…read morechecking out the body of the car, the engine, etc. Attempted to start the car, and the battery was dead!!! Complete waist of my morning. I would not recommend this dealership.

We came back from West Virginia to buy a second car from Mark McCoy. Ask for him by name. He is a…read moredelight to work with. He is professional , knowledgeable and made our car buying experience enjoyable and pleasant.

I recently bought a car here, about a month ago. 1. I had an…read moreappointment with my salesman to go in and look at and test drive the car I wanted to buy . my appointment was verified through there system. so I go and he had the day off. weird right? but all in all not a big deal. 2. I bought a 2020 Altima and after a week or two the whole front bumper cover was coming off . now in fairness some bolts could've vibrated off leaving only plastic clips holding it on and a speed bump or maybe a pothole or even dip while I was driving might have broken some clips. Now enterprise brags about their inspections on their vehicles. I feel that this should have been discovered during an inspection. this was serious and could've been worse , I went and bought the bolts and clips and re-attached the plastic bumper cover. I figured that some of this could've been partly to circumstances that they couldn't control. 3. I started having problems with the battery don't forget that I've only had this car for a couple weeks. after several days of emailing my salesperson he got back to me and offered to get me a new battery from Firestone, also important to know I've now started missing work because the 2020 Nissan I just bought won't start. So I take the battery out and go to Firestone . I was told all I needed was the vin and the battery of course that wasn't the case. come to find out I need someone else who has a credit card and I'm told that he is always super busy and that it could take 4 to 6 hours before a return call. yes I know my emergency isn't necessarily yours I get it but I tell you I never once have felt like this was any kind of a partnership, the whole experience with enterprise made me feel like I should be honored by their willingness to sell lowly me their car. none of these things alone would have prompted me to warn you about this kinda crappy experience. maybe not even all of them together. What I do take exception to is the slow and unconcerned responses to my emails for help with these issues and the missing of work . a few asides. I email because I'm a bit hard of hearing. Also they give a 1 year 12 thousand mile warranty and I bought a 48 thousand mile warranty, and I know batteries are a wear item.

Best place to go, great staff and the owner is amazing! The only place I will go, been dealing with…read moreNod for YEARS, my whole family goes to him

Great Owner and good mechanics. I have purchased vehicles from Ultimate Auto for approx. 30 years…read more All the vehicles have ran better than I could expect. I drove the vehicles across our Country, while working in different states. Nad has always treated me very well. Good People. Thank You Ultimate Auto

Unfortunately, the worst car shopping experience I have ever had due to customer service. To make a…read morelong & drawn out story short, I've bullet pointed the prominent contributions to my experience: Ordered a Mazda CX-30 to be shipped from Texas. January 15: Spoke with German, who said the vehicle was flagged for repair before shipping (later stated it was a title transfer issue). January 16: Informed reservation would expire the next day; told to schedule an appointment immediately. January 17: Asked about "express pick-up" before seeing or test driving the vehicle (declined). Met Aaron, who became primary salesperson. Test drove vehicle; decided to return Monday to finalize decision. Had to reschedule Monday appointment; Aaron said Saturday would be fine. January 20: Received message that vehicle hold was at 6 of 7 days and an appointment must be scheduled immediately to avoid losing reservation. Scheduled Saturday, 1/24/26 at 3 PM; received confirmation text. January 21 (6:29 PM): Cristiona (Sales Manager) stated appointment was scheduled in error and vehicle would be released unless customer came in that evening. Expressed frustration about lack of clarity regarding 7-day hold policy. Felt pressured to provide documentation to create buyer's order before second appointment. Declined to move forward without planned visit. Saturday Appointment: Noticed full tank showing only "170 miles until empty." Low key fob battery warning. Requested battery replacement and service check for gas gauge. Aaron agreed to replace batteries. Aaron and Cristiona refused service check on gas gauge; stated vehicle would self-adjust and referenced 10-day return policy. Felt pressured to complete purchase. Asked to leave vehicle on lot until partner could pick it up; felt unheard as Cristiona repeatedly focused on reservation expiring. Aaron commented, "I could never do her job," after interaction. Waited for finance processing while Aaron assisted other customers. Completed purchase; vehicle left on lot for later pickup. Vehicle Pickup: Full tank now read "160 miles until empty." Approximately 9 miles into drive home, "Engine Oil Level Low" warning appeared. Researched warning; advised to stop vehicle immediately due to potential low oil pressure. Upon parking at home: oil warning, tire pressure light, and low key fob battery warning all active. Contacted Dean (Sales Manager). Arranged for vehicle to be towed next morning. Service findings: Oil filter and drain plug seal leaking (required replacement). Battery disconnected and instrument cluster reset to correct gas gauge. All tires underinflated. Key fob batteries needed replacement. Frustrated because gas gauge and key battery issues were raised before purchase but not addressed. Requested dealership keep vehicle; planned to return it within return window. Attempted to contact Aaron regarding title assistance; message left on read. January 31: Called twice requesting Aaron; told messages would be relayed. No return call that evening or following business day. February 2: Returned to dealership to complete return agreement. Assisted by Casey. Casey acknowledged experience was not typical but stated he may have responded similarly regarding gas gauge concern. Aaron approached, asked what was wrong. Expressed dissatisfaction and lack of follow-up. Aaron stated he was busy until 9:30 PM Saturday; did not acknowledge lack of Monday follow-up. Observed unprofessional behavior (frustrated gestures, walked back to his desk and frustratingly pushed a chair, walked out of the office for 10 minutes). Overall experience included: Confusion and pressure regarding reservation/hold policy. Dismissal of mechanical concerns prior to purchase. Multiple preventable mechanical issues immediately after purchase. Lack of communication and follow-up from sales staff. Unprofessional conduct from management and sales representative. Result: Returned vehicle and lost trust in dealership due to poor communication, pressure tactics, unresolved mechanical concerns, and lack of accountability.

Went here to look at cars, spent an hour on the lot narrowing down what we wanted to test drive, so…read morethen we went in to ask about a test drive. The guy at the desk put our name in and told us no one was ahead and it would be 5-10 minute wait. We left after 30 minutes of no one coming to assist us. I've had much better customer service at small, local lots.

Looking to be treated right by a car dealer? This is the place! It's a small off the beaten path…read moreused car dealer but well worth the visit. Jim has been very honest and upfront about the condition of the vehicles there. With the pricing extremely fare and the process of purchasing well organized it's hard to think of going anywhere else. I wouldn't hesitate to send friends and family to Metro Motors for their next vehicle purchase. And if they don't have what you're looking for Jim is committed to getting you what you want at the fairest price possible. Go check them out, you won't be disappointed.

Jim sold my car on consignment. the whole process was simple and I was grateful I didn't have to…read moredeal with selling it myself. The surprise to me was I thought my car was in good condition and they found a few problems, they made me have repairs performed prior to them selling the vehicle. I would definitely buy a car from them knowing they actually care about their reputation and what they sell.

Stumbled upon this family while searching for a car on facebook market place and turned out to be…read morean amazing family owned auto sales lot in Sunnyside. They were all so welcoming and honest in helping me pick out my new car. I would highly recommend them if you're wanting a quick and painless car shopping experience!

Russ made our car buying experience a breeze. Super easy, honest, and got everything I was looking…read morefor in a vehicle. Im glad ai decided to go with a small business I didnt feel any pressure and all your questions were answered. I love my new vehicle and will definitely be back and recommend Downtown Auto to anyone looking for a clean vehicle.

A review from a tough customer. I admit it, I was a challenging customer to work with…read more As a fleet Manager of over 20 trucks, I was very picky about the vehicle I was looking for. At Downtown Auto, I found what I was looking for. I found a Toyota that had been serviced from top to bottom, with fresh tires and brakes among other items being replaced on the car. Russ was very nice and helpful when addressing any issues with the car. Most of all, he was very patient which I appreciated. What really stood out to me is that Russ did everything possible to make sure I was a happy customer. Russ focuses on high quality vehicles and a high quality buying experience.

Extremely disappointed with the lack of honesty and trust that has been broken by O'Meara VW…read moreService. Dropped our car off for a wheel bearing issue, and told them we needed the car for the weekend (we had a trip to the mountains planned). We were specifically told the car would be back to me by 2pm Friday. We still had not heard back, so we called them only to be abruptly told by Adam that the technician was having a "hard time putting it back together" and it would not be ready until Monday. After cancelling our weekend plans and losing out on our Airbnb, we called back Monday to be told the parts wouldn't be in until Tuesday. When we finally got the car back, I brought up the significant timeline discrepancy and inconveniences caused by it to the manager Larry and asked if there would be any discount added to the service. He was cold and continued to insist that they did nothing wrong and that I was lying about being told the car would be ready on Friday. As a woman, this is not the first time I've been belittled and lied to by a auto repair business, nor will it be my last, but it will be my last interaction with O'Meara VW. For what it's worth, I called another shop over the weekend and told them exactly what was diagnosed to be fixed and was quoted $350 less, but unfortunately the car was already with O'Meara VW. I added an extra star to this would-be-one-star review because Katalina was the only polite and pleasant person we interacted with the entire time, and she was able to give me a small discount for my troubles.

After bringing my vehicle in for service, it was returned to me with an active oil leak that had…read morenot been disclosed, or addressed prior to release. After leaving the dealership, I discovered a video from the service tech saying that I have a pretty big oil leak--an issue that should have been caught and communicated while the vehicle was still in your possession, especially given that I was there specifically for an oil change. When I reached out regarding this, following the video I was sent, I received the following response from Service Advisor Issac explaining: "We use 2 systems here, 1 to check in cars and invoice repairs and the other to track cars throughout the shop and send recommendations for repairs. When the estimate came to me all it had was the pollen filter on it which I forwarded to you. Then Tim got involved and we closed out the repair, and you paid for the oil change and left. The tech forgot to send an additional recommendation for the oil leak diagnosis, and I didn't see it until you mentioned it and I reviewed the video." This clearly confirms that the oil leak was identified (or should have been identified) during service but was not properly communicated or acted on before the vehicle was returned to me. It is unacceptable that a vehicle would be released in this condition due to an internal process failure or oversight. Releasing a vehicle with an active oil leak raises serious safety and mechanical concerns. Oil leaks can lead to engine damage, reduced lubrication, and potential failure if not addressed. Had something occurred as a result of this negligence, I would like to understand who would have been held responsible. My vehicle was returned to me in a compromised condition without my knowledge, which is both unsafe and unacceptable. I also want to emphasize my long-standing relationship with O'Meara. I have personally purchased two vehicles from your dealership and have consistently chosen O'Meara for service because of the positive experiences I've had in the past. Additionally, I was a friend of Steve Stern (now at Emich), which further influenced my decision to continue doing business with your organization. Over the years, I have referred countless friends, family members, and colleagues to O'Meara with confidence. Because of this history, this situation is especially disappointing. The handling of my vehicle, combined with the lack of accountability, has completely eroded my trust. As it stands, I will no longer be purchasing future vehicles from O'Meara, nor will I be returning for any service. I will also no longer feel comfortable recommending your dealership to others. This could have been handled very differently, and it's unfortunate that it has resulted in the loss of a loyal customer and the referrals that came with it.