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    Huebner Subaru

    3.4 (5 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Huebner Chevrolet

    Huebner Chevrolet

    (10 reviews)

    I am upset that I have to write a negative review, as my initial experience was great…read more I shopped around for cars on 1/21/20 and ultimately decided on a 2011 GMC Terrain. They closed before I made my decision that night and I had to work the next day, so I had to pick up the car and sign the paper work on the morning of 1/23/20. I was told that they had changed the oil and it had passed their "service test." I was very excited as I was desperately in need of a new car. Fast forward to not even two months later, (I hadn't drove the car more than 2,500 miles, and my miles did not exceed the mileage sticker they had put on the inside of my windshield from when they did the first oil change.) I noticed that it was making a loud rattling noise and would literally rock back and forth when I was stopped. My check engine light never once came on, however I knew that something had to be off, so I took it to my mechanic on 3/16. There was absolutely NO oil in the car, and my exhaust manifold was cracked. He called Heubner's and had me take it back to them. I get a call from Heubner's today, 3/17, and they tell me they need to do an oil change and an oil consumption test, and that I would be responsible for 1/2 of the cost of an oil change and to repair the cracked exhaust manifold. Not to mention I would have to drive back to Heubner's (over half an hour away) once a week to test the oil consumption. We clearly know that it is using oil too fast, so what's the point of this "test?" I feel as if they are just giving me the run around. Their main point is that since my warranty (1 month/1,000 mile) is up, barely, all they can do is pay for half. This was unacceptable to me, as I feel these are things that should have been caught before selling the car. Obviously my mechanic cannot do an oil consumption test by seeing the car one time. I also asked if I could just give them the car back and cut my losses. I did not ask for any of the money back that I put down, and they said that they could, but they would need to do an appraisal, and since there are issues with the car it would dramatically decrease the value. Obviously it was sold to me with said issues, I haven't had the car longer than two months and haven't even put 2,500 miles on it. My husband who has worked for a reputable car dealership told me that if this was his company, they would fix the issues at no cost to the customer in situations like these, because they want to keep their customers coming back and want to provide top notch service. Clearly this is not how Heubner's operates. I gave them every opportunity to make it right, and I feel as though they simply don't care now that they have my money. I hate that things had to come to this, as my experience with Kim was great and I have no animosity towards her whatsoever. She was great to work with. My disappointment lies within the service shop and management. I am just disappointed in the company overall. I hope this review helps others who may be considering purchasing a vehicle from here.

    Deceptive advertising. Checked a used truck out on their web site. Set up a test drive and went…read morethrough their check in process. Checked price again on Wednesday 8/9/23 evening. Go down this morning Thursday 8/10/23, test drive it, decide to buy it and even though the salesman pulled up the paperwork I had filled out online and saw the advertised price of $19,100.00 told me it was now $22,000.00 and would not honor the advertised price that was there the night before.

    Loudon Motors Ford - Ford Master Certified Technician

    Loudon Motors Ford

    (17 reviews)

    Not a good dealership to go to. So I would stay away from them. Very disrespectful. All they are…read morethere for is to make a commission. They aint there to help anyone to find a vehicle.

    I called Loudon Ford about a 2015 Jeep grand Cherokee. I live in Pennsylvania and the drive is 2…read more1/2 hours away. I arrive at the dealership and test drive the vehicle. I was already preapproved through my bank for the Purchase. During the test drive when I put the vehicle in reverse it stuttered a bit and I wrote it off as a coincidence and me getting used to the pedal because it didn't happen again out the door ended up paying $15,000 for the vehicle and as soon as I pulled off the lot check engine light came on as well as the light that said service four-wheel-drive. The dealership was closed when I left And since I live 2 1/2 hours away, I decided to drive Home and call them first thing in the morning. When I called them, they reassured me on the phone that Any issues like this and they said bring the And we'll take a look at it. I had the codes ran myself faulty O2 sensor amongst Other issues that seem to be more severe. They inspected the vehicle turned the light off And we're not Willing to help me fix the issue with the vehicle. They had me talk to sales management. I told them that I had suspicion that they had turned the light off and I felt like they were aware it was on and chose not to disclose the information voiding the as is sale. From this point on everything got out of hand. They became very defensive to the point Of calling the police on me after offering to help me fix it for 25% off. I accepted their offer for the discount But they still had me trespassed on the property So I was not able to accept the offer. Do you not Buy a used vehicle from them. If calling the police On a dissatisfied customer who is simply communicating Does not scream that something is off I don't know what does. Aside from the burden of selling a car they knew was messed up they had me drive 5 hours with my 7 month old son and his mother just to call the cops on me because I asked them questions that made them uncomfortable with what they had done.

    Guess Ford

    Guess Ford

    (2 reviews)

    Bought a nice used Jeep late spring 2020. They said they had replaced the negative terminal on the…read morebattery and I didn't think anything of it. Bought "as is". What do you know? The check engine light came on within a few days. Catalytic converters were bad. $350 in parts for cats and O2 sensors. Coincidence? Maybe. Should have added something in the contract to cover a check engine light popping on after computer reset. I paid for an education but shame on the dealer. Also, they charge $250 for Doc fees? Ohio should be maybe $75. Negotiate if out of the sell price. Little Mike seemed like a decent enough salesman until the doc fee discussion we had. Lost some respect for the dealership there and the rest of it when the engine light illuminated their character. Scott from Akron, OH

    We tried to buy a used car a few years back and they wanted about $3,000 over High Retail for the…read morecar (today I would double to triple looking at prices on the website) and the Salesperson was Rude and Insulting. We found the exact car my wife wanted for a fair price in the Wintersville - Steubenville Area. I am glad we didn't settle and pay too much back then at Guess Ford. Fast-forward a few years, we needed service on our 2018 Ford EcoSport and they were the closest dealership. So, after almost six weeks I picked up my car last evening and all the service desk attendants could do was read what was on the service order but no comprehension of the work that was done to my car. It appears that more was wrong with my EcoSport than I was led to believe. Thankfully under Warranty but still in the dark. Also, I don't understand why the odometer had a lot of extra miles on it when I picked it up (log my miles). The car was extremely dirty, but I guess that is what happens when it sits for several weeks. We accidentally left something in the service loaner / rental and as soon as I arrived home called the dealership but after about two hours was told the item was not in the vehicle ... I Guess someone needed my wife's sunglasses more than she does. I would describe Guess Motors as Overpriced and Customer Service Impaired. Practically growing up on Ford Dealership lot and then working for a Cadillac, GMC Truck, Pontiac, Buick, Oldsmobile and Chevrolet Dealership, I have High Expectations and High Standards so maybe I do expect more. I am hoping the service they completed on my car is better than the overall customer service of the dealership.

    Ohio Valley Honda

    Ohio Valley Honda

    (6 reviews)

    Happy, Happy, & Happy…read more I couldn't be more pleased with this recent car shopping experience - I've had a few in 45+ years. A family member strongly suggested talking to Josh at the Ohio Valley Dealership after deciding to purchase a Honda CR-V at the suggestion of my mechanic. The dealership's online inventory helped in the decision and changed my mind about which model when that "Certified" word appeared on the smaller 2020 HR-V Sport. By chance the next day my neighbor took me for a ride in her Honda and I immediately put $ down to reserve that certified car. No regrets weeks later - it looked showroom new according to our son on the day to drive it home. Josh was wonderful in providing a book manual, and details about the car, including Carvana's report, and Ohio Valley Honda's warranty.

    We were on Vacation in Ohio... decided to look for a used Crv that morning before leaving our…read morecabin.. found a low mileage 06' at Ohio Valley, called, they saved the car for us to look at for the next couple hrs... got a fantastic deal here!... we had a blank check with us and had to use a credit card also to cover the total cost ... very helpful, car was cleaned like new.. we didn't put it on the road till a few months later.. been driving it every day since Jan... couldn't be happier with this purchase.. they called us last week -out of the blue just to ask how the car was, if we had any concerns, wasn't expecting that.. seems an Honest car dealership.. Great experience here !

    Mainstreet Motors - Nice Quality cars!

    Mainstreet Motors

    (4 reviews)

    Beware of this dealership! Steve sold us a car with a cracked frame. Unsafe for the road. This…read moredealership has the car and money for 2 1/2 months, with a promise to fix it. All we get is a run around. Last Friday we were supposed to pick up the repaired vehicle , but it was not at the car lot. No call, no car, no money. Beware of their deception. Poor business practices!

    Purchased a Kia from Tony at Main Street Motors for my father. After about 8 months a problem…read moredeveloped that was catastrophic to the engine. Main Street Motors had no liability in this situation. I took the car to Kia in Alliance and they wanted to replace the motor for $12,600 and charged us over $900 dollars just to say it was bad. I brought this problem to Tony the owner of Main Street Motors and he asked me to let him pick the car up and see what the real issue was. Keep in mind that this is not his problem, it was a very weird situation with this car and Tony stepped up and towed the car to his shop and dug in. He had no reason to help my dad, who is 88 years old, but he did. Tony's shop found that the dealer was lazy and now the car is fixed, for much less than they were asking. The car business has such a bad reputation, Main Street Motors is not part of the problem. If you are looking at an automobile I can't recommend this dealership enough. Quality of cars combined with high character ownership makes this a no brainer to buy a car from them. I have to buy my 16 year old son a car, and I will be buying from Tony at Main Street Motors. Thank you Tony for all you did. David Laliberte

    Huebner Subaru - car_dealers - Updated July 2026

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