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    Grainger Nissan of Anderson

    Grainger Nissan of Anderson

    (21 reviews)

    Wow what a great team to work with. Called them on Friday night. They had the exact Rogue I wanted…read more Drove down Saturday morning, text drove the car and 30 min later it was mine. The staff ALL were great and easy to deal with. They introduced us to everyone. The parts manager was extremely nice and knowledgeable. I saved $5,000 by driving to Anderson to get exactly what I wanted. Go do business with this team. They are Great. Ask for William aka Spike and tell him Chris Greer Sent you. You will not regret it.

    1-ARROGANT and DISRESPECTFUL (General Manager) 2- Not…read morewilling to provide full disclosure of what you are actually paying for ! (YOU NEED TO TRUST US !) 3- NO NEGOTIATION on account you going to play by our rules( its our game plan) and we play CAR-BALL ! WE HAVE A COACH leading the team and we stick to the playbook. REALLY ? WHAT'S NOT TO LIKE ? Makes the consumer want to shell out ( THE BIG DOE !) Save yourself the aggravation ,the time and most important your hard earned money . Remember only set up a appointment to test drive and inspect vehicle after you do all your homework! ASK for OUT THE DOOR PRICE no add on's or unnecessary coverages or docking fees and get that on paper not word of mouth. Stick to that no more no less . Take your time because you are in the drivers seat not some fast talking fast walking car dealer or G.Mgr. ! Until people are willing to start educating themselves nothing will change, Buying a vehicle should not be a nightmare! Don't hesitate to shut them down if they are not willing to be honest and straight forward! REALLY HOPE THIS HELPS and remember there are honest and reputable dealerships but you have got to put in the homework to find them! I do not recommend GRAINGER NISSAN to be the ball park you will get a fair game because once they know you have a rule book too ! They will grab their ball and GO HOME!

    Hyundai Of Anderson

    Hyundai Of Anderson

    (35 reviews)

    We were traveling from NM and hit a semi tire blocking the road. It damaged items in the…read moreundercarriage of our Hyundai Santa Fe. We took it to Hyundai of Anderson on the Monday we arrived. We were enroute to a memorial service in Northern VA for our daughter-in-law. The memorial was on Saturday. Steve Barton and Scott Sutphin listened to our problem, determined the problems, got the parts ordered and we were on our way by noon on Thursday. We are forever grateful to both these two stellar individuals, the technicians, mechanics and parts department at Hyundai of Anderson. Scott mentioned that this should be something our insurance would handle. We hadn't even thought about that. Scott worked with our agent, and we arrived home 8 days later to a check in our mailbox from State Farm. The entire crew in the service department were wonderful to us. Thank you!

    Okay...this one's going to be long...but in a bad way…read more In short: DON'T BUY from this Hyundai Anderson SC dealership. They may be a "brand/manufacturer" dealership but horrendous, untrustworthy, deceiving sales approach. @Hyundai should reconsider their relationship with them. Their focus is on sales BS and pricing play, maximize profits than focus on customers and customer service. Typical sales hungry dealership that gives the industry a bad reputation. They do not honor what they speak of and devalue their employees (Sales Manager's Manager trumps any agreed upon communication from other employees reporting to him). No research into agreed upon verbal terms from direct employees. Now...we get into the meat of things: I've been in communication with sales at Hyundai Anderson SC (HASC) about a 2005 Mazda Miata manual transmission for sale. I was VERY excited for this car in search of a relatively reliable, high mileage, daily driver replacement. The relationship with HASC started off great! From the beginning, I shared that I'm an out of state (CA) buyer and asked for a few things like a video, any documents they may have around service records, their inspection and repair sheet. They WERE excellent in their efforts until the actual "walk the walk". FYI: I actually bought my last two recent cars (Audi) in the same manner: out of state from an Audi dealership and independent smaller dealership, both accommodated a fully refundable deposit w/ no issues after my interest was clear. One bought sight unseen but evidenced through good communication and PPI while the other was visited in-person. When I spoke with Jay R (regular Sales Manager) initially, he mentioned they couldn't hold the car until our conversation continued and eventually I was connected to Aaron (salesman and ONLY good experience in this whole sh*thole of a mess). However, after my solid interest and willingness was proven, Jay R made a comment that if I booked my travel to visit in-person, they may be willing to hold the car, specifically mentioning they wouldn't take a deposit but willing to hold the car on a "gentleman's agreement". I specifically asked what the maximum allowed time would be and shared that I'm looking to book a flight in a week's time (because of holiday high costs) which they verbally accepted. After my communication contact switched to Aaron as a salesman, I told him I booked my travel and all ready to visit them. Then...the sh*thole of a mess started... (*sales bs/price play tactic 101) ONLY AFTER I booked a flight from CA to SC, I spoke with Aaron again and they notified me that they had a local buyer coming for an appointment today. Aaron's hands were locked because sales guy Richy (big boss Sales Manager) comes into picture. He devalued his employees (makes them look like a joke) and eliminated all conversations I had with Jay R and Aaron around the hold ("gentleman's agreement") including the fact I booked a flight to travel across the US to visit them. In conversation with him, he kept going on about the situation: "you're out of state, I don't know if you'll buy the car, I have someone coming in today to potentially purchase the car". IN ADDITION to the sales play, the pricing play proven by photo attachments on this posting was initially set at $6,999 which is when I contacted them. After they NOW "perform an inspection" of the car (after multiple buyer interests come in) and fixed a clutch master cylinder, they INCREASED the price to $10,344. I know cars...a clutch master cylinder replacement does not warrant a ~$3K increase yet alone the fact service was already performed. FACT is this vehicle was on sale since 11/17/2025, serviced on 11/19/2025, and NOW they want to increase the pricing because there's two strong interests on the Miata. They even offered the local buyer an increased by $1K to $11,344 if they're serious to buy the car today leveraging my interest. All of this sales bullsh*t leads to HASC and their top people being interested to maximize profits and value only to them while devaluing their employees. 0 even negative stars to your sales BS. If you want to experience why sales and the dealership purchase experience and industry have a terrible reputation, "visit Hyundai of Anderson in South Carolina for all your BS needs..." _^_ Happy New Years

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