when i see that other customers have given this dealership a rating of less than 3 i'm kinda…read moreembarrassed for honda. i've been a life long honda/acura owner. over the years i have driven mdx, tlx, accord, pilot. i bought a brand new acura tlx fwd v6 back in 2016 and i have babied the car all these years, garage kept, no accidents, well maintained. it only has 61k mileage and the transmission (9 speed automatic) started slipping at the lower gears. i was devasted when the dealership said they can get me a used transmission for 11k. ya acura lost me as a customer. i have a 2022 pilot that has the same 9 speed transmission which i'm worried will have the same problem. i sold my tlx to carvana for what i can get and bought a lexus es350 from manhattan lexus dealership. i'm the kind of person when i buy a car i want to keep it for life. honda v6 engine/transmission should run over 300k, and there's no excuse for it to fail at 61k. i'm still bummed out that i had to sell my wife's tlx. this was such bad timing as i didn't have the money for a new car.

I went in for 1,000 miles inspection and was quoted $5K in recommendations such as oil pump reseal…read morefor $2,425.80! I Took my car to Pep Boys they detected no oil leak stated I had no need for a reseal. Spoke to Acura dealer, he stated those are recommendations, although the agent handling the issue warned me if I didn't reseal it, I would eventually damage the engine. Again, it turns out this recommendation wasn't needed! I will seriously rethink long and hard before I take it to this Acura dealer.

Have taken my car to this dealership for the last eight years for all repairs and inspections…read more Except for one service employee, most experiences here have been positive. Now taking car to an honest, cost effective mechanic.

I've always had decent experiences here, but started bringing my car to an independent shop for…read moreroutine maintenance. Many of the things that the dealer had been "warning" me about turned out to be fictitious. I did go back to the dealer, though, last year to have my battery replaced because it is very difficult to otherwise find a compatible battery that is available locally. No problem with that at the time. But a few weeks ago, I went back again because I noticed that there was a steering problem and needed it to get checked immediately (my regular mechanic books out weeks in advance). The found that a rear shock was broken - fine. But they also told me that my battery was reading low and recommended replacing it. I said, sure, go ahead, YOU just replaced it 6 months ago and it should be fully covered under warranty. They immediately backtracked and muttered something about how the test result must have been from the previous visit (clearly a lie - the previous visit, I came because the battery was DEAD, not low). I asked again when picking up the car about the battery test result, and they again brushed it off and changed the topic. Sorry, but I can't trust this dealer any more, and you shouldn't either.

I went to purchase a used 2019 Ioniq. Josh was the saleperson I dealt with. I have been in at least…read morea half dozen dealerships to purchase a vehicle. This dealership provided me with a straight forward no nonsense experience. As with any vehicle purchase there was some haggling for price and trade in prices, however, I was surprised at the amount of professionalism that I witnessed. Unlike some other dealerships, I did leave feeling like I got duped. Josh and Lehigh Valley Hyundai, keep up the good work

WARNING WARNING WARNING - Do NOT trust this dealership with your vehicle…read more own a 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport (approximately 67,000 miles), which was brought to the dealership for a documented oil consumption issue previously identified by the dealership. The vehicle was placed under an oil consumption test and remained in the dealership's possession for over one month. During the testing period, the vehicle experienced a major engine failure, including multiple warning indicators and confirmed internal engine damage. The vehicle was diagnosed with cylinder damage and internal engine failure. Initially, the dealership attempted to attribute the failure to spark plugs. However, the spark plugs had been replaced by the same dealership approximately 10,000 miles prior, which was documented. Despite this, warranty coverage was initially questioned based on this explanation. The vehicle was later repaired under warranty after further escalation and review. Following the return of the vehicle, I immediately observed that the engine remained excessively loud. I was initially advised that this condition was normal. I returned the vehicle multiple times for further inspection. I was later informed the issue was related to the intake manifold. The dealership stated the manifold was replaced; however, the noise persisted. I was subsequently advised that the manifold had "failed," raising concerns regarding whether the repair was properly completed or accurately diagnosed. After each subsequent visit, additional issues were present that were not previously reported or observed prior to dealership possession, including: * Activation of airbag warning system * Exterior lighting malfunction * Damage to undercarriage plastic components * Improper reinstallation of engine-related components/clips On one occasion, upon immediate pickup, I did not leave the dealership parking lot before the same abnormal engine noise was again clearly present. I was then informed that the vehicle required replacement of calipers, rotors, and brake pads. This was inconsistent with prior documentation indicating only normal brake pad wear. Additionally, I was informed that the vehicle had been driven over 100 miles while in the dealership's possession. Throughout the course of service, I experienced inconsistent communication, lack of adequate assistance regarding towing and rental support, and conflicting statements regarding loaner vehicle availability. A service advisor was initially dismissive and unhelpful when assistance was requested.

This review is for the auto repair and service and not buying a car. I had a 10:30 appointment on…read moreSaturday, 3/29, for an oil change, tire rotation, and 8,000-mile check-up. The service took two hours to accomplish. It was a bit longer than what I was expecting for having a reserved time, but I understand due to the day being a Saturday. There was complimentary coffee and snacks while I waited, and the lobby and waiting area were clean. Though it felt by design that the dealership was in the same building with signs to tell you that you could get more for a trade-in due to the market. It can be annoying since I just got the new car last year. But there weren't any pushy sales people there to sell you a newer car. The service was good. My oil change was free, and the tire rotation wasn't included in the deal of my new car. I also didn't get any pushy upsells of maintenance, which is good. But recommending this place for general car services, I'm not sure about that. I only went due to the free oil change and 8,000-mile inspection. You might be better off going to a regular mechanic. If you have an older and potentially run down car, I can see traps that could have you in a spot that you can be pressured into buying a newer car.

TWO WEEKS, THEY SAID…read more I took my 2014 Kia Sorento to Allentown Kia on Thu, July 24, 2025 to replace the A/C condenser. My advisor was Anthony J. The repair seemed fine--until I noticed on Sat, July 26 the front bumper wasn't sitting flush. I returned immediately. Anthony said the bumper had to come off; we booked Mon, July 28. At that visit, I was told a broken bumper clip meant a full bumper replacement that had to be ordered, painted, and installed--"two weeks." In the meantime, they taped my bumper with orange tape "for safety." Through August, every phone call and in-person check yielded the same answer: "two weeks." (Think The Money Pit--two weeks, two weeks, two weeks.) On Fri, Sept 26, I emailed Frank Maglio and Marc Fulmer with photos of the orange tape that had been on the car all summer and my concern it would damage the paint. Marc scheduled me for Fri, Oct 10 and promised a loaner and that the bumper would be on site. Oct 10 (7:30 a.m.): I was told I couldn't get the loaner without a $200 fee--a cost no one disclosed in advance--so I had to leave to grab a credit card and be late to work. Then I was told the job would take another two weeks. Wed, Oct 15: Text update from Anthony--actually "about three weeks" because "just because the bumper is here doesn't mean much; it still has to be installed and painted." Fri, Oct 24: I emailed Jake Lebowitz (GM), attached the paper trail, and said I'd pick up my car and seek legal counsel. When I arrived at 7:30 a.m., suddenly my vehicle was ready. But wait--more issues: On Fri, Oct 31, the hood wouldn't stay up (safety hazard), and my key fob stopped unlocking the car normally. I was patient because the car was drivable, but this was months of delays, surprise fees, and poor communication. I also felt I wasn't taken seriously--at least in part because I'm a woman. Recommendation: Think twice before bringing your vehicle here. Posted after waiting... two more weeks. -- Cynthia Santiago

Thought it was mediocre at best when we had bodywork repair (plus our car's jack gone after p.u.,…read moretold it'd be replaced, never happened).

It's not everyday you find a dealer who is honest, transparent, and makes the whole car purchase…read moreprocess seamless. Our sales rep, Karan Rattan, handled my inquiry from day 1 and went ABOVE AND BEYOND to make sure every one of my requirements for my new 2025 CX-70 were met. He and his team went the extra mile (LITERALLY!) to deliver on our deal and we couldn't be happier.

After visiting nearly a dozen dealerships across many brands including Toyota, Lexus, BMW, and…read moreAudi, we chose Scott Volvo when we purchased a new XC60 Recharge. Howard D. did an excellent job of conveying the features, benefits, and advantages of the Volvo XC60 Recharge, as well as the differences in trim levels. Never did he pressure us, nor made us feel like we had to make a decision before we were ready. And, he's so knowledgeable about the product! While he was helping us to find the right model that fit our needs an budget, he also explained how to save money by taking advantage of current incentives and federal rebates.

From the owner: Welcome to Scott Volvo Cars Allentown! As a premier Volvo dealer for drivers of Allentown, Center…read moreValley, Bethlehem, and Emmaus, we pride ourselves on our dedication to providing you with exceptional customer service and support throughout every step of your car-buying experience.

From start to finish, this was a great experience! The property is immaculately kept, both inside…read moreand out. But, I really cannot say enough about the staff and the "team" mentality that we observed. Everyone we met was professional and very personable. Each person thanked us for coming in and the appreciation felt genuine. Ed T. was our sales person, he was easy to work with and was knowledgable about the vehicle we were looking at. He did not pressure us in any way and had a fun sense of humor that we appreciated. We ended up purchasing a vehicle, which we are very happy with! Truly, from the first call to the dealership to buying the vehicle, we felt valued as a customer and were treated very respectfully throughout the entire process. So many people congratulated us on our purchase as we were leaving ~ that was a really great feeling. Would very highly recommend this dealership!

This place is a joke 2 visits 900 dollars later and they still can't fix an anti freeze leak, funny…read morething is when I call to get the problem fixed I get told to take my negative yelp review down in order to get my car serviced, all because they fixed my rim that they damaged. I'm sure this goes against yelps policy and I will be looking in to see if this practice is illegal as well as reporting Kelly to the better business bureau. All because they couldn't fix an anti freeze leak what kind of mechanics are you guys ?

MB of Allentown continues to be amazing in every aspect of vehicle service…read more Perfect communications, pics and videos as they perform their evaluations etc. followed up with a formal report of findings and severity of each finding clearly listed ( ie a non functioning light in the seat warmer is low non critical, up the chain to brake measurements on each wheel) Johnathan Sell was professional, helpful, knowledgeable and very courteous. Thanks again for the perfect service !

Great service the team is very professional! I go for all my car needs!…read more If I decide to buy new this is where I would go first!

Bought a used car here in July 2025. Car shopping (i.e. dealing with car salesmen) is by far one of…read moremy most detested activities and I had spent a lot of time looking at used cars online before deciding on the one at Kelly. The salesman, Anthony Jayetileke, was decent enough - I went in knowing what I wanted and how much I was willing to spend and made it known, and I didn't get any bad vibes from him, there was no attempt to upsell, etc. The only slight issue was with the finance guy: 1. I waited for over an hour that night to speak with him. I'm usually pretty patient and understanding, but that was excessive and a bit shady when he was suddenly immediately available when I finally said I needed to leave because I hadn't been home at that point in 11 hours and needed to let my dog out. He then had me out of there in 10 minutes, after he had spent over an hour with one single customer before me? Sure, ok. 2. During that hour+ of time to kill, I looked up the used car loan rates at my bank (which I had told them I wanted to use for financing). He tried to tell me he got me the best interest rate through a different bank and when I told him what my bank's rate was, he changed his tune and conceded I was correct. Smarmy, though I feel that's standard for the business. Overall a good experience - I feel like I got a good car for a decent price, and aside from the attempt by the finance guy with the higher interest rate, I don't feel like I was taken advantage of. I would recommend them to someone looking for a used car.

I've been a customer of this place for over a decade. Today something unconscionable happened, so…read moreI'm going to expose a practice I didn't know existed. Do not let them play this trick on you. They'd been emailing me incessantly for months to get my car inspected. Money's so tight that I literally had to plan it around paycheck timing. Just yesterday my water heater burst all over my basement because it had corroded in less than 5 years. The plumber told me that my well water is too acidic. Needless to say, trying to get an impromptu loan for a water heater was traumatizing in and of itself. I got a high-interest loan for $2K. But I'd made this appointment for my inspection and I didn't want to be a no-show. Someone from Kelly had told me to print up an inspection coupon from online so I did. I found one for a $49 inspection and I could choose 3 free services with that coupon. So I had my neighbor print it up (I have no printer) and I drove there, still upset about how this water heater situation is going to make my life hell. I got there early. I'd made this appointment over a week ago. This guy, Anthony, motioned me over to his desk and I gave him the coupon. He asked which 3 free services I'd chosen. I told him the tire rotation, brake check, and a "check engine light scan." I also said that I would like my oil changed. That wasn't on the list, and I didn't know if it was something they'd look at during an inspection. (clearly not a car girl.) He was practically giddy. He added, "By the way, your state inspection is a free service. I do have to tell you that." That was my first red flag, because why in the ACTUAL F did i need to spend $45 for a free inspection? Even their coupon states that the car inspection is covered. Shysters. The second red flag was that he said it would take an hour and a half, when they'd told me it would take 1/2 an hour when I made the appointment, because I wanted to know whether I needed to be dropped off or wait. I'd chosen to wait, even though I had to take off work for that hour during a time it's hard to take off work. Two hours later, Anthony slithers up to me in their miserable waiting room where they blast some cheesy lifeguard soap opera for hours straight. It was physically jarring. He tells me that the mechanic found something... and that he couldn't pass me for an inspection. Keep in mind that my car has less than 23K miles on it and I've had it for 8 years. The brakes work perfectly, probably because I drive like an old lady though I'm not. I was just taught to maintain my car. I'd also recently had my tires inadvertently checked because I'd driven over a nail and had to replace a tire. ($95 for Progressive to send someone to put a donut on at 9PM at night, and then $200 for the regular tire replacement. Still bummed about that as well, but at least it seemed fair.) Anthony says that he doesn't know how I got to Kelly Service safely since I had no brake pads. My brakes don't even squeak. But I'm a chick in there alone and maybe look like a sucker. He told me that my dipstick was bone dry and no one could believe my car is running. Even between oil changes, I know how to check my oil. I had oil, it was just dark and I knew that meant it needed to be changed. My neighbor changed it 4K miles ago. Still, I had come into Kelly for a $45 inspection with 3 "free" services. Criminal. I thought my big splurge was the oil change. Anthony proceeds to scare the living hell out of me with "no one can believe you got here in one piece." He said I needed front brakes and the bill would be $363. At this point, my eyes have filled up. I asked him if I could leave and think about how to pay for the brakes. He said that he "couldn't" advise me on that. Sheer panic. I wondered if the water heater loan people could add $363. I thought I couldn't drive home safely and I was already freaked out about how late I was for my job. I told him I felt like I didn't have a choice. I finally just acquiesced and then tried to think about who could pick me up from there because I'd have to leave the car until I could pay for the new front brakes. I called my neighbor and he told me he could take me home. He was 30 minutes away, but he told me to call the loan people in the meantime just to see. I did and they added the $363.00. I sat at Kelly Service for another 2 hours feeling the weight of the world. Finally Anthony approached me and knelt down next to the miserable chair I'd been sitting in for hours, feeling an unbearable anxiety. He gave me a bill for $568.00. I had come into this place in good faith, thinking I was going to get a $45 inspection plus whatever an oil change costs. I got paid yesterday, so i was okay with possibly paying $100 for an inspection and oil change. I wouldn't even have known about the coupon if I hadn't been told by Kelly Services to print it up. The first words out of my mouth were, 'How could you do this to me?" Unconscionable shysters.