I purchased a car here and THOUGHT I was getting a good deal. Then I had to spend $700 to replace brakes and rotors. The problem was that these crooks lied and said the brakes were 75%, which when buying the car and lopping down $13,000 for it, was acceptable. They SAY they have a mechanic fixing up the cars, but beware. He's really just doing oil changes and cleaning the inside of the car so it looks pretty. Mechanically, they don't care about as long as they get the sale. Thankfully, when my brakes failed, I was turning into my driveway so I didn't hit anything or anyone. Do yourself a favor and save money by going direct to the car owner... it's really the same thing. read more

just took my truck to be worked on here today. NEVER take a vehicle to these a--holes. they refused to work on my vehicle then proceeded to tell me that my frame was shot among alot of other bullsh--. when the person who went with me who knows my vehicle told them that none of the crap they said was even wrong with it they got in his face. these people are rude and are not mechanics. they will be getting turned in to the better buisness bureau. read more

Kind of not impressed with this place. Two vehicles were purchased here and were not quality. I learned a good lesson in purchasing vehicles from this crappy business. read more

On April 16th my fiancee and I walked onto the Evia lot looking for a minivan. We found a 2003 Windstar, and had the unfortunate bad luck of meeting Scott, the "Sales Manager." While waiting for a test drive, I was asked by another salesman on the floor (Who I'll call Goatee) "So, do you plan on trading in anything?" I replied: "I'm not interested in discussing financing until I get a firm offer on the car." Goatee's response? "Whatever..." Fast forward about an hour or so...I test drive the car, look under the hood and body, all seems well. It looks like a good prospect, but I need to leave for work. I leave my fiancee to negotiate the details of the purchase (my first mistake), and give her $2500.00 cash for the down payment (my second mistake.) Evia prides itself on 100% Approval for all financing; so I felt confident that my fiancee would do alright. The asking price was $10,999; I told her to negotiate between $7,000-$8,500. Scott opened the negotiation by stating that "he could go as low as $7,499.00" Bingo! So, my fiancee tells him to go ahead and get her credit approved. He comes back with a financed amount of $5600 dollars, and a required down payment of $2500.00, so she hands over the cash (HUGE MISTAKE!) He also tells her that a "2 Year 24,000 mile warranty is REQUIRED by the bank" in order for the loan to be approved, to the tune of $1380.00 more. He quietly folds it into the loan payment, ballooning it to $224 a month for 42 months. I call from work to see what's going on, get the numbers to do the math, and see that somethings not right. Then she tells me about the Forced Warranty. I flip, do some research on the Internet, and discover that this is an "unfair business practice" in the truest sense of the word. Basically, it's a total scam to let the car dealers pad their profits: you can buy your own private warranty for less that half the price of the Dealer's quote. AND....IT IS COMPLETELY OPTIONAL!!! We schedule a time to go back to the dealership to drop the (totally optional, but they'll never let you know that) warranty from the price, voice recorder hidden in our pocket, and see if they'll negotiate according to the quoted price of $7499.00. They wont. They whine and moan that they're not going to have enough to cover the cost of the van, etc. etc. while I'm thinking "If you wanted to make a profit so bad, why did you lowball the base price and try to pad it with a useless overpriced warranty? Could it be because a pretty young female was sitting across from you at the time?" Long story short, I ask for my $2500.00 back. They claim that they can't pay it "because they don't have access to it..." Yeah, right. I ask them how they pay for cars at the Auction; then....Goatee whirls around in his chair and asks me: "What's your F***IN' PROBLEM? You were an a*****e when you came in here a few days ago....are you always like this???"...As my voice recorder is rolling. I inform him that I'm recording the conversation, and smugly watch as he s***s his pants!!! He claims it's "illegal" to record him (It's not in New York,) They tell us to leave, I say "not without my money", they call the Cops, we call the Cops, and they finally agree to "Send us a check on Tuesday." We'll see if it ever arrives. Word to the wise: do a quick Google search for "Forced warranty scam" before you even consider walking onto a used car lot. Better yet, just get your own financing before you even consider letting the dealer "do you a favor." read more

I spoke on the phone with Patrick Wright who could not explain for me the credit approval program - saying that the price of the vehicle changes based on the person buying the car, when he could not explain why this was the case, he then transferred me to another sales person who then told me that I had misunderstood completely and that I was "having a bad day and needed to go get a latte or something". Incredibly rude sales people who do not know what they are talking about. DO NOT BUY from this company, HORRIBLE customer service, it seems like a huge scam! read more

Bought a car in March , a Chevy Malibu maxx . There were problems with it instnatly regarding part being duck taped up and the radio not working they did "fix" everything so they said a month later the shifting cord snapped , leaving me in drive when I was trying to park turns out the part was recalled in 2007 the year it was put on the lot called Evia to see if they could replace seeing as I had little to no money and they couldn't do anything a few minutes later. We received a call saying our warranty ended . In the beginning of September my boyfriend was driving home and the CB axle snapped sending him and his two friends off the road totaling the car , it was a fatal accident . No layer after the accident we found out the whole car was recalled in 2007 . We received no word on this and had no idea meanwhile we have invested so much time and money into a vehicle that would ruin our lives . Come to find out we can not do anything about it . Also would like to add the car was inspected by Evia and it passed not one airbag went off . read more

My wife purchased a vehicle from here while still under warranty the head gasket went bad. Both Evia and the warranty company they use are refusing to pay for the total cost to repair. I have $100 deductible but yet the shop were they sent me is charging me $350. When i called Evia not only were they unwilling to dack up what they soled but were extremely rude and hung up on me. read more

Great place to buy a car from! The sales people are very friendly! If you have a problem with your vehicle, they fix it.

First of all i will say this DO NOT GO TO EVIA AUTO SALES!!!!! We purchased a Chevy Equinox from them and it was a piece of junk nothing but problems,the brakes were bad when they said they were done,it leaked antifreeze just one thing after another we asked for our money back and was given the run around for over a month finally we got the money but it took over 2 1/2 Months to get our extended warrenty money back,they were very rude told us we were f*****g insane and there is nothing wrong with the car. They are very rude there if you have a problem with the car they hate to fix anything and takes forever to get an appointment with them,there scam artists and thieves i implore you do not go to evia auto sales you will regret it. We ended up loosing money on the car because of the mileage which was only a few miles we drove it it sat in our driveway we did not trust the car at all it made weird noises when you drove it and front end shook when you went around 40mph,i checked tire pressure and it was ok. The owner is rude and sale staff are rude and the mechanics are rude not a good place to go what so ever!!!! please do not do business with them,let's run them out of town read more