Corey and Mark made the usually excruciating ordeal of car purchase easy/peasy. Corey actually…read morelistened to what I, a 75 year old lady, wanted. He made helpfully polite suggestions. No pressure. When the car was delivered, it surpassed my expectations. And when Toyota balked at financing, Corey went to bat for me. I recommend Corey to anyone in the market. Having dealt with Jim Ellis Audi, Ed Voyles Hyundai and that dreadful place across from Rome High, I was pretty jaded and expecting trouble. Not so with Corey at Riverside. Mark carefully explained each page as necessary without my feeling stupid. At 75, this is probably my last new car and I am long past caring what others think. My money, my way. BUT it is refreshing to be treated with kindness and respect. Mark did not have to take the amount of time he did. He knows his business. So yes, I am happy to give Riverside Toyota my highest recommendation. BTW, I gave Riverside Toyota a chance based on the recommendation of friends.

I stopped by this dealership for the first time after moving to the area. I own two Toyotas and was…read morechecking on service options and whether the 2026 models were in, as I plan to trade both. While there, I picked up an air filter. The parts rep handed me the part and took the invoice to the cashier. I didn't check the price until after the transaction was complete--$30 charged. I looked up the same part at my previous dealer: $21. Verified by phone. Same OEM part, same brand, same dealer channel. That's a 30% additional markup above another dealer's pricing. It's not about the $9--it's about principle. If a dealership is willing to overcharge on a basic part, they've signaled they can't be trusted with a major transaction. That $9 cost them two vehicle sales and all future service business. I only use dealer service, and I was ready to commit locally. But this was short-sighted and unnecessary. I have photos of both receipts and confirmed the price difference directly by phone. This wasn't a misunderstanding. It was a bad decision. "Trust separates the successful from the surviving' Clint Eastwood

The sales team was amazing. They didn't pressure and let us test drive and take to an independent…read moremechanic to check it out.

From the owner: We have been in business since 1969! We sell the best, others sell the rest” Stop by and take a…read moretest drive. You will not be disappointed. Our roots in Rome run deep, we are the oldest, honest car dealership in Rome, Ga.

Very Nice Folks! Worked hard to get me financing on a Chevy impala. I got low payments!read more

The people at Nissan are exceptional. Nothing but great things to say about Welborn. Service…read moreexperience was exactly what i needed. Thank you all for your help!

This used to be decent when it was Heritage Nissan, but the service has really gone downhill. We…read morehave 4 Nissan's and this was our place but we'll drive Town Center Nissan now. My husband took his truck to get an oil change and tire rotation. To make a long story short, they did not properly tighten the lug bolts. This is not some minor issue, this could have caused a serious wreck and damage to his truck or even gotten folks killed. He called them to let them know and they were "so sorry", "we have procedures that are supposed to prevent this type of thing" and "we'll do your next service free". No there will be no next service for his truck or other 3 Nissan's. There was also another minor issue in which a special socket wrench that was used for my son's truck was not returned. My son bought the socket wrench and always brought it for any service because most dealerships do not have this particular wrench. The last time it was not returned and when my son called back, less than 45 minutes after he left, they claimed they didn't have it. My son checked his truck and it was not his truck, he only took it out of his truck at the dealership to make it easier for them. IF you choose to use this dealership, please check your lug bolts before you leave and make sure you have all your items before leaving.

Horrible experience. They don't communicate with one another. I missed work due to being sick (I…read morework at a nursing home and i had to gollow their protocol).I had worked out a plan with one lady to get caught up, wasn't even a month late, and I was giving them money every week when they came and got my car. At the time, i owed them $322. They made me pay them $700 and then gave me a number to call. They had my car towed 2 hours away from me. I finally found a ride, only to get there and find my car isn't running. I called to ask what to do and the general manager accused me of cussing him, which I never did, I informed him due to my religion I don't cuss, so then he changed it to me being rude. He told me i could pay to have it towed, then pay to have it diagnosed, and then they MIGHT fix it. When I asked for corporates number, he originally told me to Google it. I finally got in touch with customer service, which was wonderful, but I still haven't heard back from any manager from corporate. I'm just a mom that works at a nursing home, I need my car in the same condition they picked it up in, or I need my money back so I can go somewhere decent. Do not use this company.

Car-Mart in Rome has want down I have got 3 cars from them in the last 6 years I have paid 2 of…read morethem off now I'm on the 3 car I have ever had it a year and the motor blew up it take them 3 1/2 weeks to get it fixed so on that time I got behind because I had no way to work so Wednesday night I paid it up all but 40 dollars they came repo it but they came after I paid it didn't knock on the door for the keys so i had to pay 250 dollar repo fee but they never sound took it that guy and the girls that call and I ask you for payment or some shit ass people