the nicest and most honest people. would recommend them to all my friends and family. i bought my…read morecar from them months ago and i have had no issues and was the easiest experience.

I advise anyone who purchases a vehicle from United Auto Gallery to please wait a couple of months…read morebefore you give this company a review & please get a mechanic to do a thorough check and get all report you can from the vehicle before purchasing it. My wife & I purchased a 2011 Ford F250 from United Auto Gallery on January 28, 2023 with 265,000 miles on it, this was our first time purchasing a Diesel vehicle. Two weeks after purchasing the vehicle I noticed it had a radiation leak, I got it fixed because I felt as if I had a good truck. 2mouths after I noticed a real bad oil leak I also got it fixed and reached out to United Auto Gallery to inform them on the issue that have been occurring with the vehicle. Here is August 6mouths later of purchasing the vehicle and now the entire fuel injection system have went out. I reach out to them again and explain to them all this have occurred with vehicle, they played victim and said I'm trying to blame them for happened with the truck and said my kind of truck always having fuel injection failure but refusing to acknowledge the prior issues before this. My truck had little dents and bents here and there but the truck look good but it had major internal issues. So I'm here to inform anyone to get a good mechanic to do a good internal inspection because United Auto Gallery sales guys only out to sell not to provide good quality to their customers.

Saturday evening my wife and I purchased a 2021 Chevy Tahoe Z71 from Nash Chevrolet. I have never…read morebeen a fan on buying cars, new or used but our salesman, Jeff Campbell changed that for me. We stopped in right before the dealership was about to close, 9 minutes before to be exact. We didn't intend on working a deal, but just wanted to stop in and see what they had on the lot since car dealerships have had limited inventory due to the chip shortage. We saw something we liked, so I went in just to ask a few questions. Jeff made it clear that he was willing to work a deal right then and there, if we were. We hesitated because we didn't want to be rude and keep them there late, but the Nash team insisted it was ok. I told Jeff that I was a no BS kind of guy, and I wanted to get a few thing out there before we even started running credit etc.. Everything that I had concerns about, he put to rest and honored his word the whole way through the process. I told him we didn't want my credit run more than once, and I wanted to know up front if we were going to be paying more because of the vehicle shortage. He assured me the online price was the price, and by the time we signed the papers, it was. Our credit was also only ran one time as promised. There were no hidden fees, and nobody pushing anything that we didn't want pushed on us. We also were financing the vehicle under our business. I thought it might be a problem to do this being that it was after hours and Saturday, but it wasn't. Even though commercial financing costs a little more, we were still very pleased with our rate. Because the dealership was technically closed, there was nobody there to detail it, but Jeff promised that we could schedule something the following week and they would get it cleaned up for us. The pandemic has been tough on dealerships. There are fewer cars to sell, and employees that still need to be paid. Many dealerships have been marking up their vehicles 10 or 15k over the MSRP to help offset that. I'm so grateful to Nash Chevrolet for not taking advantage of us. As I told Jeff before we left, he has gained a customer for a life and I will be happy to refer anybody that I know to him.

CUSTOMERS BEWARE!!!!!!! I am extremely disappointed with the service I received @ Nash Chevrolet on…read more3-30-26. After bringing my 2025 Chevy Traverse in, due to the check engine light being on and the vehicle rough idling and overheating, Service Advisor (Sedrick) informed me that the upper radiator hose was leaking coolant and that the vehicle was unsafe to drive. The vehicle is still under manufacturer warranty, so I expected the dealership to stand behind their product and provide a courtesy vehicle while mine was being repaired. (Also, Sedrick stated the hose was not in stock and could take anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months before the part arrives). Instead, I was denied a courtesy vehicle altogether. Their reason for the denial was I needed a credit card, even though I have a valid driver's license and proof of current insurance. When I asked to see the written policy requiring a credit card none of the staff was able to produce any documentation showing that such policy exists. When I asked for a supervisor, I was told Mike Lambert was home doing home repair work and would not be back until Wednesday, April 1,2026. I asked if there were someone else I could speak with who could make a sound decision, an aggressive NO was the response I received. It makes no sense to tell a customer their vehicle is unsafe to operate and then refuse to provide transportation, especially when the issue is covered under warranty. I had a valid driver's license and proof oof insurance. This left me in a difficult and unnecessary situation. A dealership should prioritize customer safety and honor warranty obligations. unfortunately, that was not my experience here. In addition, the staff I encountered (all male) were not professional, willing to assist or reasonable. After reading the other reviews it appears Nash Chevrolet has difficulty dealing fairly with its customers. I DO NOT RECOMMEND NASH CHEVROLET