Whatever you do do not buy a car without doing a full review of it I recently bought a car there…read moreand was lied to regarding the car's issues intern I drive I drove the car for one week and had to junk it lost $2,000 the lady lied to me told me it was a minor issue I went back in front of her they told me car is bought as is whatever happened to be an honest that's a lost virtue so is this company a lost cause.

Unprofessional staff, poor communication, and a very frustrating experience from start to finish.read more

Called for a tow and they came quickly! Very fair pricing and great customer service. I've had a…read morefew cars towed in the past but AV towing is the only company that the driver gives free hugs! These other companies skip the hug which honestly why even go with them then. AV for all your towing and hugging needs!

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We bought a 2008 Toyota Sienna from Moe in September 2019 and have been pleased (knock on wood) so…read morefar. There were a few small things (fan making a humming noise when the heat is on) but that's the risk you take when buying a previously owned car.

This company deserves 0 Stars. The check engine light on the car came on 24 hours after I purchased…read morethe car. I then contacted Moe, the owner of Cedar Auto Group and told him how much it would cost to fix the car and he CURSED me out and refused to pay for the repairs that the car warranted . I contacted another sales associate at Cedar Auto Group about this issue and told him that Moe was very disrespectful to me and cursed me out and the sales associate bold faced lied and said that Moe didn't do that. I am contacting the BBB and every possible entity to file a report on Moe and Cedar Auto Group. No customer should be cursed out and treated the way that I was. Stay away from Cedar Auto Group. The people running this business are very dishonest, disrespectful, and vulgar.

They picked up my boyfriend's car the same day from Kent, OH. Seemed pretty quick and easyread more

Cash 4 Cars Akron is quick and professional in the scrap car and junk car buying market. They…read morepicked up my junk car (98 Oldsmobile) within 2 hours, paid cash for the scrap car and towed it away.

I had an amazing experience with T(Twa) when buying my Honda Civic Sport. He was extremely…read moreknowledgeable, personable, and answered all our questions without any pressure. T is a genuinely caring, easy-going, and trustworthy person who made the entire process smooth and stress-free. He is your guy if you are looking for an honest buying experience with someone who follows through on all details! I highly recommend him. Thank you, T!

I recently purchased a car from Great Lakes Honda in Akron Ohio and was sold a lemon!! The car had…read moremajor engine problems, problems that if they even lifted the hood they would have seen immediately ! They told me to "add the warranty later" but the car only lasted one month!! In addition, a family member purchased a car from them after me, his car hadn't had an oil change in months!! I do not recommend this dealership or ANY dealership without insisting on a warranty and taking a reliable mechanic with you.

I wouldn't recommend this dealership to anyone! In April I had found the exact car I had been…read morelooking for. A used 2025 XT4 with low miles and certain specs. When I arrived I was told the vehicle was down the street at the body shop because the antenna had come loose and was being reattached. After the vehicle arrived at the dealership I inspected it thoroughly. There was no visible damage to the antenna that I could see. After purchasing the car and having it in my possession for about 2 weeks, I noticed missing paint at the end of the antenna. I took pictures to zoom in and see how much damage there was. The entire antenna had scratches and missing paint all over it. There were also scratches on the top of the vehicle around the antenna going towards the back of the roof. My guess is that they had covered the scratches with paint, but didn't prep it properly, so when I had ran it through a (brushless) car wash it took the paint off. I also noticed that they had SUPER GLUED the antenna back onto the car. There was dried glue oozing out around the antenna. That glue is now turning white. (Pictures are from 5/7) I contacted the dealership and sent them the requested pictures. I was told by Neil (manager) that he would come up with a resolution and call me back. I waited, no return call for at least 2 weeks. I called again. He was "unavailable". I asked for a return call. No call back. I called back a few more times and left voicemails for him to return my call. It has been 2 months since I originally contacted them about the damage and still haven't heard from him. Come to find out, according to the CARFAX report they were the original owners of the vehicle. Likely a demo. They know exactly what happened to the antenna and roof. They did an atrocious job of "fixing" it/covering it up and also didn't report the damage. The vehicle was sold to me in "excellent" condition according to the Kelly blue book value they gave me. They knew about the damage, they tried to cover it up. It's shady business practice. I have contacted Cadillac directly, so we'll see if that gets me anywhere.

I am writing this review to inform future customers who may be considering this dealership for a…read morevehicle trade-in. I received a trade-in offer through CarGurus that I was satisfied with. When the dealership contacted me, I made it explicitly clear that I would only proceed if the trade-in value matched the original offer. I was assured multiple times via text that the number was fair and could be honored, pending inspection of the vehicle. That condition was completely reasonable. I arrived at the dealership fully prepared to complete the transaction at the agreed-upon value. The vehicle was accurately represented in my trade description and passed inspection as described. Despite this, the dealership significantly lowered the offer once I was on-site. I was told that online estimators sometimes struggle to reflect true market value, and I was shown Kelley Blue Book figures as justification. If the dealership had concerns about honoring the initial offer, that should have been communicated before I made the trip -- not after I arrived expecting the agreed-upon number. This experience reflects a classic bait-and-switch tactic. Transparency and integrity are fundamental in business, especially when customers make decisions based on written confirmations. Had the dealership been upfront from the beginning, this situation could have been avoided. I encourage future customers to get firm, written confirmation of all numbers and to approach trade-in negotiations here with caution. This type of practice is disappointing and unacceptable in today's marketplace.