I am somewhat surprised at the positive reviews this place has received. The TLDR version of my experience is don't buy a car from this dealership if you plan to register the car is Massachusetts, although we have other issues with the quality of service as well. Because of shortages, we purchased the car at their dealership rather than one closer to home.
First the positive - the salesman was a nice guy and seemed knowledgeable about the car we purchased. The sales manager took a few steps and promised us a few extras to compensate us for the difficulties in actually purchasing the car, but whether he actually implemented them remains to be seen.
Now for the not so good- we told the sales person we wanted to register the car in Mass. We were told it might be difficult but we not told about the time it would take or what the delays would be. The phrase "managing expectations" is a cliché, but doing this can be important. In addition, a colleague of told his wife had purchased in New York for registration in Mass and the dealers just had runners that took care of the issue.
In addition, the salesperson did not (a) cc my wife in responding to emails, including at least once when I specifically asked him to do; (b) when asked to provide me with the exact name of the dealership and the type of check required for the down payment, only provided me with the name of the dealership on the first try; (c) provided the finance office with wrong loan amount, which led to a delay in the closing process; and (d) provided the finance office with wrong VIN number of the car being purchased, which also led lead to a delay in the closing process. We did a lot of correspondence by phone, email or text, and he occasionally seemed confused as to whether he was contacting me or my wife. Because of the delays in the process, the dealership told us they would send out some by overnight express, but waited a day or two to send them out. Telling someone you plan to send something by overnight express to expedite things implies you will do that same day, and waiting a day or destroys the point of using an overnight service. In addition, the person in the finance office tried to sell us an extended warranty and told us the state of New York required them to offer us this warranty. I have no idea whether this is true, but if would be a deceptive statement if not (in all fairness, the person in the finance office may have been trained to say this, so might not have known if the statement was indeed false). read more