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    Raceway Chevrolet

    Raceway Chevrolet

    2.1
    (62 reviews)

    We went in to test drive and Equinox EV with the Comfort 2 package. We loved it. But not the color…read more They were able to get me one in Tintcoat Red with a sunroof from Detroit in about 3 days. Our salesman, Carlos, was knowledgeable about the car and infotainment system. In my new car buying experience, Carlos is a rare breed of salesman. Of the dozen or so new cars I have purchased over the years at various dealerships, the salesman experience is ridiculous. I once had a a 6'3" salesman tell my wife and I he had to go with us on the test drive. He said he would sit in the back of the Toyota 86. He claimed he sat back there before. Liar. Then he claimed he had to drive it off of the lot, and we would change places in the street. He couldn't even start the stick shift car. Other salesman/dealerships weaseled out of giving me factory incentives. I have heard the most ridiculous reasons why I misread the incentives, despite reading it with them on their own screens. Apparently salesman are under the impression that a customer won't get in their own car and go somewhere else. This is my first purchase at Raceway Chevy. The whole experience was exactly as it should be. And while I want to say it was excellent, I don't want to describe it as such. Instead, it was exactly what IT SHOULD BE. Carlos is friendly. He knows the product. I drove it off of the lot. I was not pressured in any way whatsoever. When I told him of the incentives I wanted off the price, he said he would try get me more: which he did. I expected to get the $8,000 off offered by Chevy, as well as my UAW discount. I was offered more. I got $12,000 off. There was no pressure from the financial department. I had an APR from my bank that I was willing to spend. They said it was not a problem. They offered me a slightly lower rate. Nice. Now I will see if the service department is as good. Fingers crossed.

    I have been a loyal customer of Raceway Chevrolet of Bethlehem since purchasing my new Suburban in…read more2022. I trusted them with every single maintenance interval, believing the dealership would provide the highest quality care. I was wrong. I recently took my vehicle to a local shop for a quick oil change and was shocked when the technician showed me my oil plug. It was completely smashed and rounded off--the direct result of the service department at Raceway using improper tools or over-tightening it during my previous visits. The local shop had to spend extra time and labor just to extract the damaged plug and replace it. It is clear that Raceway's service team is rushing their work and neglecting basic mechanical standards. If they are willing to be this careless with a simple oil plug, I hate to think what else they are overlooking. I will not be returning.

    Bethlehem Ford

    Bethlehem Ford

    1.9
    (37 reviews)

    I normally don't call out specific names, but I'm extremely unsatisfied with the experience I had…read moreat Ford Bethlehem. I received three different explanations from three different service employees regarding the same issue. Our mechanic we use confirmed a water pump crack, no other misfires or codes and no engine light on. So I brought my car to Ford due to the crack in the water pump, which was covered under my extended warranty. Ford called to explain the problem and said I'd have my car back by Thursday (within two-three days). I didn't hear anything further but also knew it was around the 4th of July holiday, so I gave it some time. Five days later, I had to call them, only to speak to someone different and be told another story that I could either: 1. Pick my car up as is, with engine light on. Mind you my engine light never was on prior to bringing it to ford. 2. Or to pay $675 for a repair that wasn't covered by the warranty because of "wear and tear". If I hadn't known any better they would have hustled me for $675 right on the spot. First I was told coolant had gotten onto the spark plugs due to an error made during the water pump replacement. Despite having no prior misfires or error codes, I was suddenly responsible for a major repair that wasn't even needed before. When I explained that spark plugs typically don't need replacement until 75,000-100,000 miles (Im under 70,000), the story shifted. After asking to talk to the manager, they came back and said it wasn't the spark plugs"it was actually the coil. This entire ordeal lasted over two weeks and wanted to tack on $675. When I challenged their explanation, the dealership claimed it was a a misunderstanding .Of course it was because they were caught trying to pass off a repair they caused as a wear-and-tear issue. Thankfully, our mechanic we use yearly got involved and even called the dealership. Only then did things change. In the end, I paid my $100 deductible and an A/C tune-up, and guess what? The check engine light turned off without me ever paying the $675. Clearly, they fixed the problem they caused free of charge. This experience confirmed why so many people distrust dealership, poor communication, inconsistent stories, and attempts to take advantage of customers. Needless to say I will never return to Ford Bethlehem and would not recommend them to anyone.

    Our vehicle displayed a "Transmission Fault Service Now" alert. We immediately brought the car to…read moreBethlehem Ford that evening and spoke with Bill in service. Thursday morning, we called Ford for an update. Bill made it seem really bad. He said their technician found a crack in the transmission case requiring FULL TRANSMISSION REPLACEMENT. He claimed the technician had diagnostic codes for a TCM (Transmission Control Module) and promised to provide both an estimate and a photograph of the crack. Then charged over $200 for the inspection. Little did we know, we'd find out it was all a hoax... We went to Ford to pick up our vehicle to consider a second opinion. We also asked Bill for a video of the crack. All of a sudden, he starts telling us how the crack is internal and we won't be able to see it. Which made me question how he was able to see it. He also said there was oil leaking, which indicates a crack on the inside. Later, Bill admitted (or back tracked) this fluid may be something other than transmission fluid. Feeling very skeptical and suspicious of Bill and Ford by now, we took our vehicle to LG Transmission, down the road, who offers to everyone FREE transmission inspections. The LG technician immediately pointed out that Ford COULD NOT HAVE IDENTIFIED AN INTERNAL TRANSMISSION CRACK WITHOUT COMPLETELY DISASSEMBLING THE TRANSMISSION--something Ford had not done. LG Transmission diagnosed the actual problem: a P0606 code indicating a PCM (Powertrain Control Module) issue. IN NO WAY was this a transmission problem. It may have seemed that way from the dashboard message, but there was absolutely no evidence of a transmission issues. LG Transmission actually printed out a list of possible things to fix. It was a report that gave even the amount of times each suggested fix solved the issue and the error code would resolve. Not one of them listed was related to the transmission. Furthermore, if anything was wrong with the transmission, there would have been a code SPECIFICALLY indicating transmission issues. LG Transmission fixed a corroded negative battery cable, which resolved the code, and it never came back. (I'm writing this a month later and the car is still running fine). It cost $175 for parts and labor. Less than the inspection charge at Ford Bethlehem. This made me feel uneasy, as it was becoming apparently that Ford Bethlehem was clearly lying. But I still gave them the benefit of the doubt. So I called up and asked them for the codes that made them come up with this diagnostic. Bill was reluctant to give them. Forgetting to multiple times over the phone until I went back to Ford Bethlehem in person and demanded them. Still then did he tell me to wait a moment and he'd get the technician to tell him. Something he neglected multiple times. Finally Bill gave us the code. It was the same one LG Transmission had found. Nothing to do with transmission. I could not believe how black and white the two shops were. LG Transmission took the time to speak with me one on one. The mechanic himself explained the situation and what he thought would be the best steps. Meanwhile, Ford Bethlehem and Bill, literally LIED to us. However, they play this game where everyone there can blame someone else. Bill kept saying it was the mechanics. So they can easily avoid anything being called a flat out lie. I decided not to fight it. I only wanted my money back from the scam transmission inspection. He said yes he'd refund me, said he'd have to do it tomorrow when his manager is back, then looked me in the eyes and shook my hand. The following day, he never called me back. By the evening, I called Bill. He told me a list of excuses and said he can't give me a refund. I told him I'm coming down there and hung up. A man who doesn't have his word, has nothing in life. I got there, Bill ran to his manager and avoided even looking me in the eyes again. Complete cowardness. I explained the issue to Joshua, the service manager. Who finally accepted giving me a refund. Yet it still took weeks more of calling to finally receive it.

    Whitehall Auto Sales

    Whitehall Auto Sales

    1.4
    (14 reviews)

    I bought my car a little over 2 months ago. Although I greatly appreciated the help when purchasing…read morea few things happened that ruined the whole experience. 1- I haven't even driven 1000 miles, and the transmission started making a noise. I took it there, complained, was told they would reach out and they never did. 2- I was told the transmission in my car is new, but after it started acting up, they told me the previous owner said it was new and they had no proof. 3. After taking my car to their shop twice, the mechanic downplayed the noise and starting saying things like "it's a lot of work", "it'll be very expensive", and "you could spend all that money opening up and there's no guarantee we can fix the issue". These all sound like excuses to me. If I had purchased a $2000.00 car I would not be complaining but I spend $14,000.00 on a car that I was told had new parts, when they had no proof, and now that the transmission acting up nobody wants to help.

    Worst experience ever, don't even know where to begin!!! I bought a Nissan Maxima and within a…read moremonth had all type of issues. Got a full diagnostics and found out that this had been an on going issue with the car but had know idea because the codes were erased. Also found out that they had Reset the car's odometer (mileage). The car only lasted 3 months before I had no other option then just getting it junked. Overall worst experience ever and would never recommend them

    GSN Autos - car_dealers - Updated August 2026

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