I would not recommend coming here I called ahead for a test drive and we agreed on a time, an hour…read moredrive later I was told that I couldn't test drive the vehicle and the price had jumped $900 after sitting for a month not to mention there was a good amount of damage just seeing the outside not included in pictures or description (who knows how the car would have preformed) Don't waist your time like I did

Great selection of cars! Responsive to messages!! But!! High down payments!! $6,000 down for $9,000…read morecar!! Shitty lenders!!

Bought a 2026 Bronco from Fuller Ford. The experience was exceptional. Had negotiated price via…read moreemail, went to store to finalize paperwork, was in and out in 1 hour. 7/10/26 - Amendment - After having my Bronco for several days I noticed 2 of the roof panels were damaged, paint problems. Who would think to inspect roof when picking it up. I contacted Fuller Ford (Tony, Business Manager) and within 2 hours they had sourced new panels and I picked them up same day. That is the textbook definition of phenomenal after-sale customer service.

The buying experience 3 years ago was good. Mike was a great person to work with on closing the…read moredeal. What is even better is the service I have recieved since then. Prompt and friendly. Accomodating as well.

I want to thank Greg and Ron for the exemplary service with the purchase of my 2025 CT5V. I got a…read moregreat price, and they assisted me all the way. This was the best buying experience I've ever had and I've purchased more than 30 cars in my lifetime. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Buyer beware, sold a car knowing engine was bad. Despicable business practices with shady sales…read morepeople.

Long story short: I bought a performance vehicle that ended up having $6,000+ worth of issues,…read morewhich means either the dealership knew about the issues and sold it to me anyway, or, they have a terrible inspection team that somehow missed all of these issues. Neither explanation is the kind of dealership you want when looking for a luxury or performance vehicle. Or any vehicle. So. I bought a car from this dealership less than a month ago. Both Chan and Buzzy were very helpful and serviceable. They both were willing to meet me after hours to help me buy this car. Because I really wanted this car. I am a 34 year old female buying a 397HP manual transmission for the first time. It meant a lot to me. The first day I went to see my car, I noticed the tires were missing chunks. I brought up that the tires were missing chunks, and Buzzy was immediately startled and apologetic. Someone had curbed the car. He had not noticed and he said he would absolutely bring it up to the shop. My boyfriend took a look at the brakes and said the brakes were shot, too. Again, I was told those would also be looked at for safety. We three sat down for awhile and I asked why this car had been on the lot for almost 50 days. It's a 2019, turbocharged Golf R. It's beautiful. I was told, "I don't know." "Okay, well. Why'd the previous owner sell it?" "I don't know." Hm. Well, maybe that's the truth. After some talk, I said yes, I would buy the car, IF the tires and brakes were fixed. Those were the things I had noticed, those were the things I wanted. No one wants to buy a new car with chunks missing out of the tires and also immediately have to drop a couple hundred bucks to get a brake job. The next day when I am prepared to purchase the car, I was told "neither item came back as a safety issue" and they were not fixed. Well, okay. So I asked if they would subtract the cost of those repairs, but they would not. I was told, firmly, regarding the price, "Layla, it's an as-is car." So they wouldn't work with me on price and told me the tires and brakes weren't bad enough to be repaired. I believed that. I believed them. I bought the car. 3 weeks later, I have to take it to a shop because it starts leaking coolant. Leaking coolant means the engine will cook- it is a huge problem. I get a call from the shop where I had dropped it off and they ask if I know about the tires and brakes. I say, "What...about them?" They say, there are literal chunks missing from your tires. The tread is shot. You've got 0/32, 0/32, 3/32, and 3/32. And your brakes, the front brakes are at 20%. The rear brakes? 10%. Great. The two things I had asked for. The exact two things I asked for and was told were not a problem. I would then take the car to the dealership because of the leaking coolant problem, which was a $1,300 fix. While at the dealership, one of the guys tells me the rear differential clutches are stuck together, causing the car to bind up and be stuck in AWD. It's a $3745 fix. Here's the thing. I don't mind about those two insanely expensive fixes. Sometimes you buy a car, and if you can't do your due diligence inspecting it, it's your gamble. I accept that. So I reached out to the dealership, and I was like, "Hey, I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt that you didn't know about the coolant leak, or the clutches, and that all sucks that I was sold such a problematic car and these items were somehow missed in your inspection.....but can we negotiate on the tires and brakes that you told me were not an issue?" I reached out twice. They didn't respond. Nothing. At least a "No" or "No, sorry" would have been nice. Well, not nice. But...something. Unfortunately, I've got $6,500 worth of repairs...And yet, all I wanted, all that I am asking for is help with the tires and brakes. Some sort of negotiation. That's it. Thing is, I realized later than I should really ask for all of it. Because as I was wondering about how there was so much wrong with my car, and how did they not know? And how had it not sold.. It occurred to me: the car I bought is a Volkswagen. Luxury Motor Car Company, their shop, is next to a Volkswagen Service center. Next to, as in, they share a parking lot. I'm pretty sure they knew everything. And if they truly didn't know, then how good is their inspection process? Because the way I see it, there's two options here, and neither are good: either they missed thousands of dollars worth of repairs that my car needed, or they lied to me about it. Not exactly the place I would want to buy a luxury car from.

LEMON ALERT! BEWARE! Sold me an $84K Audi and the check engine light came on 15 minutes after…read moredriving it off the lot. 3 fuel pumps, a new ECU and 7 weeks with Audi and they can't figure it out. Now fighting with Audi to buyback the car. Reached out to Chan and they refuse to do anything or even respond to me. I'm now out thousands and thousands of dollars.