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Service is Excellent. Chaya and Fred are Awesome Ambassadors for our local people. I made a…read moredecision to have all of my vehicles serviced there. Thank you for being helpful, fast and reasonable prices. May God Bless You All ! Lee

Had my truck towed here for starter replacement, customer service was great for the most part, but…read morethey then informed me to replace my starter it would cost me $550 plus tax for the starter, and after labor looking at $750-800 or more depending on "what they run into". Right off the bat i knew that sounded off, i went to look at starters online and at auto stores and confirmed that the starter for my truck would only be 130ish for a used one, and about 180 for a new one with a lifetime warranty. I get the whole markup they have to do, everyone's gotta make money but 300%?? Furthermore, replacing the starter is not a difficult task i just had it towed to pepboys cause it was at an inconvenient time and i didn't have the tools to do it myself. I ended up borrowing my buddies truck and trailer, he only charged me gas money, purchased the starter myself, and replaced it with the help of my buddy and his tools and we finished in under 20 minutes while we were goofing around. VERY easy fix. Out the door even after diagnostic fees, i only spent $275 as opposed to $800 or maybe more, and learned how to replace a starter. Maybe i'm just crazy but i don't recommend this establishment due to crazy high prices that are plainly just absurd. I encourage you to look into other repair shops prices first or if it's something easier try to do it yourself and you'll save exorbitant amounts of money doing so. No hate, at this point it's just laughable, no way they think they're making 600+ off of me for unscrewing two bolts and screwing them back in on the new starter.

Avalon Auto Sales

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Do yourself a favor and avoid this dealership! On August 31, 2019 I bought my daughter a 2006…read moreChevy Malibu from Jim and as of September 26, 2019 we had it in our possession for about 2 and a half days. The rest of the time, it sat in his mechanics garage. We put gas in it the second day we had it and the gauge went to full, back down to empty and the check engine light lit up. We took it to AutoZone and ran a diagnostic, which came back as "Fuel Level Sensor A Circuit High Input." I called Jim and Priscilla, they said to bring it to them, and they would have it fixed. After several days of sitting at the garage, they said it was ready. We live in Pensacola, but off to Milton we drove to pick up the car. Jim told me they replaced the fuel pump and that we would not have any further issues. They did provide us with a loaner vehicle. I spoke to Jim on the phone after I picked it up and he said they had to solder a piece of metal or something, which took a long time. After having the car back for one day, I get a phone call from my daughter in a panic because she is broken down on the side of the road coming home from school. She could turn on the car, but no gas was getting to the engine. I called Priscilla to let her know and she says to have it towed to them. Since my roadside assistance only allows for fourteen miles, I pay the $20.00 difference to get the vehicle towed to them. Once again, it sits in their mechanic Brian's garage for close to a week. No loaner during this time, which was an inconvenience. I check on it and they said it is ready and I can come and get it. Jim tells me they replaced the fuel pump. But wait, didn't they already do that the first go around? Nope, they allegedly replaced a sensor the first time, and did not replace the fuel pump as was told to me the first time I had it there. Over the course of this week, I talk to Priscilla who tells me that Brian is her ex-husband and apparently, they do not get alone very well. She says to tell Jim I want a different mechanic to work on my car or I want my money back. After my conversation with Priscilla, the mechanic Brian calls me and essentially blames us for the car not working. He says we overfilled the tank. Now, I've been driving for about forty years in all sorts of vehicles, I don't stand there and keep pumping gas into a car once the pump stops. He denies soldering anything and doesn't know what Jim is talking about. He also tells me that his wife Priscilla ripped him off for tens of thousands of dollars, and goes into this whole sob story. I reply that it is none of my business and that I just want the car fixed. We drive back to Pensacola and my daughter goes to the gas station and take a guess about what happens next. If you said, the gas tank went to full, then empty and the check engine light came on, you would be the winner. I instruct her to take it to AutoZone and the diagnostic result is identical to the first one. So much for any work having been completed on this car. Back to them it goes. Jim tells me that he will not refund my money, but will let me have another car at wholesale. I originally thought that might a good compromise until he wanted me to come up with another $3100.00. He says I can either take the other car for the extra $3100.00 or take the Malibu. Those are my only two choices. I replied that he sold us a bad car and he replied, "you drove it didn't you?'Having no other choice, I go back to Milton to pick up the Malibu, which again is on empty. I told Jim that the car was empty and he gave me $20.00 to put gas in it to get home. Care to take a guess what happened when I put gas in it on the way home. Yes, that old familiar gauge up and gauge down right after. Moral of the story. I should have had the car checked out by an independent mechanic before purchasing, but blaming me for not doing so to justify selling me a lemon is unethical. Watch the video of my final experience of picking up the car on YouTube: "My Awful Experience with Avalon Auto Sales in Milton, FL"

Just Right Auto Sales - car_dealers - Updated May 2026

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