Polished and Professional! We recently purchased a vehicle…read morethrough Raul and the experience was fantastic. He was straightforward and made us feel completely comfortable, which was a breath of fresh air compared to other dealers we visited. We knew exactly what we were looking for when we walked in, and they had a 'Sold' sign on the car for us in less than 30 minutes. The process moved quickly without the typical back-and-forth games we experienced at larger franchised dealerships in the area. We are so glad we found Raul--they have definitely earned our repeat business. Plus their service department is very efficient. We received three free oil changes and tire rotations were a great added bonus!

On October 17, 2025, I saw a 2014 BMW M5 listed on CarGurus for $27,664, and I even received a…read moreconfirmation email showing that same price. Drove over an hour to go see this car. When I arrived at the dealership, the window sticker said $35,000, and I was told the online price was "with a trade-in." I spoke with the sales manager about the price difference, and he told me "CarGurus makes the prices." That's completely false. I work at a dealer/repair shop, and I know the dealer controls its own pricing, not CarGurus. According to CarGurus' own Dealer Pricing Policy, dealers are required to list the full cash price available to any buyer, and prices cannot be conditional on a trade-in, down payment, or special financing. CarGurus also clearly states in their Terms of Use that they do not set or control dealer pricing, the dealer provides the numbers. Within just a few hours of my visit, the listing price on CarGurus changed to $30,988. That's deceptive. This kind of pricing behavior is dishonest and it's illegal. Under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 93A - the Consumer Protection Act, it's unlawful for a business to use false, deceptive, or misleading advertising to bait customers with one price and then raise it later. That's called bait-and-switch advertising, and it's a direct violation of consumer law. Buyers beware: if a dealer lies about pricing, imagine what happens once you're signing papers. Transparency and honesty should be the bare minimum when you're spending tens of thousands of dollars.

I just referred my sister to Martin after purchasing a car several months ago. Martin knows his…read moreToyota's, and after shopping around (a lot), I got what was a reasonable price on a great car.

I recently purchased a car from autoplus motorcars. They were able to deliver the car to me so I…read moredid not need to go to the dealership. The car was exactly what I was looking for and cleaner than probably most new cars for it I was told if there was any issues that I could bring the car back. I will definitely recommend autoplus motorcars to anyone I know who is looking for a new car.

The Tundra is running great Joe and Paul are trustworthy guys I wouldn't hesitate to buy another…read morevehicle from them Jeff

Owner Paul repeatedly said "this car needs nothing" and "oil was just changed". Well, my trusted…read moremechanic found $2k of repairs needed. On top of that, the rims were bent and someone had already tried to straighten them... so I had to replace them. He drove it personally for a few thousand miles, so car should have been familiar to him. Oh, and the oil was black... had I checked it myself before buying, I would have known to avoid this dealer.

Absolutely great place, transaction was extremely easy and I was able to get the best rate…read morepossible. Both Rick n Rich were helpful and I was able to get the car I always wanted. I live in NYC and it was worth the trip, Thk u both for everything!!!!

This will be a long story, but if you want to know whether to purchase a vehicle here, read it, and…read morethen please, please choose a more professional, reputable, capable, honest dealership that will stay true to your warranty and take care of you. Financed my first car here, the guys did a pretty bad job of explaining exactly what I was getting into, but that was the least of my concerns. Got scammed into purchasing a vehicle for several thousand dollars over it's kbb value, only to have the vehicle depreciate 5000$ in 2 years from 7,000$ to 2,000$, wasn't worth the initial price anyway. Upon buying the car I asked them to replace the battery and repair some damage that the previous owner had done to the car (Broken wheel well and front right bumper clips). These were to be done as a condition of me purchasing the vehicle. I also voiced my concern over a recall on the pistons in the vehicle (Ze7 Recall for Toyota motors where the pistons cause extreme oil burn and consumption) and whether or not the service had been done to repair the faulty pistons. They didn't know if the service had been done, they don't keep up with the recalls on their vehicles. Then when I told them I suspected the service was not done because I had clear symptoms, they demanded I have a bigger dealership test it before they would ever even think about working on it. Despite scamming me into a useless drivetrain warranty that covered none of my problems other than this recall, which they refused to service or even test for. They never replaced the battery as a condition of the purchase, They also never fixed the damage before I picked the car up, and due to my distance it took me months to get back to them to have it done. I go to all of the effort to drive the car hours back to their dealership, (After they were supposed to fix it before I picked up the vehicle upon purchase, and were unreasonably angry about the time I would arrive despite them being open) they had me leave for an hour while they DRILLED A SINGLE BOLT into my fender, IGNORED the shattered wheel well they promised to replace, and left the front bumper Hanging with broken clips off the edge of the vehicle. I didn't even bother asking about the battery, because I realized the kind of people I had purchased a vehicle from. Fast forward four months, the piston rings they didn't fix under the warranty I PAID FOR because I didn't have a SEPERATE DEALERSHIP confirm the issue finally caught up with me, clogged my evap canister, ruined my downstream O2 sensor, and created so much backpressure that it snapped what integrity remained of the rusted exhaust they told me nothing about. Now the vehicle is borderline useless, worthless, and requires someone to remove the engine, replace the pistons, replace the exhaust, replace the O2 Sensor, replace the Evap Canister, PROPERLY repair the front right quarter, and replace the front quarter wheel well. Which all in all would cost over double what the vehicle is worth now. I called them, despite everything that they had or hadn't done, to see one last time if they would honor their warranty and repair the issue that should have been fixed over a year prior, well, it turns out the warranty is expired. Not only that, they don't remember who I am, my name, my cosigners name, my vehicle, my purchase, and on top of all of that I can tell when I'm trying to explain to the salesman that he can't find seem to even find a record of my purchase. Probably because the day the warranty ran out, they threw out everything related to me. I tried to explain what had happened and how it happened to the salesman, hoping they would actually provide some support for once, and all I got was dry justifications, and claims that I had purchased a great car and the car did a great job. Well no, sir. I purchased a car valued at 4,500$ for over 7,700$, that had a accident damage that was never fixed as promised. An old battery I had to get a replacement for when it was never replace as promised. An active recall that you never researched, or serviced, that caused catastrophic emissions failure and oil consumption. All in all, I purchased a vehicle and a warranty for close to 10,000$ that lasted 2 years before being completely destroyed by your ineptitude. All of this because the most this dealer could do for me after I gave them my business, was lie to me about things they would do as a condition of me buying the vehicle, sell me a ticking time bomb without ever researching their vehicles recalls or servicing them, and then refuse to honor their warranty that I purchased by unreasonably requiring me to find and pay a dealership to test my vehicle for them. I don't know what the rest of these reviews are saying, or who was hired to write them or got lucky or what. But stay away from this place. The moment the money hits their bank account they hate you and want nothing to do with you or anything related to you or your purchase.

Well What Can I Say, I Was Looking For A Trade-In And…read moreJarrod Understood My Problem And Helped Me Right Away ! I End Up Switching My SUV For A Car. It Was High Millage And And Old Vehicle But Everything Was Working Just Fine... Drove It For Miles, Rainy Days, Winter Storms And Nothing Happen, The Quality Of The Vehicle Was Good, No Need To Worry About A Lemon Car Here

sold me a Car that needs an entire new engine and fails to take responsibility. DO NOT BUY HERE.read more

Paul, the gentleman who sold us our car at Ray's auto sale, went above and beyond the call of duty…read moreto ensure our satisfaction. We had an issue with the car we purchased that was not covered by the warranty. However, Paul paid for the entire repair without complaint when asked to. Very rare to meet someone as honest as him. Thank you for reaffirming our belief in humanity. You can rest assured that this is an honest auto sales company with integrity and empathy. 5 stars all the way. Thank you very much. Cannot recommend it highly enough.

I did not purchase a car from Ray's. But I did encounter some of the best most personalized service…read morethat one can encounter. I am located about an hour and half from the dealership so I had asked if we could have some preliminary discussions around a purchase and trade. Brian was very accommodating and although we were not able to make a deal I would recommend them highly. They're a family owned dealership (37 years) and they care about the consumer.

Bought a 2011 Porsche panamera turbo. Process was pretty…read moreannoying and they did take long to get it registered almost a week. Didn't fix tpm even though they said they would. Things wasn't working like navigation soon as I got it overall the car was in great condition for what I'm looking for but they should of fixed certain things before sale

I bought an S550 from them that ended up having timing chain problems. It took me nearly 6 months…read moreto get an appointment for the repair that they had promised. They have now had my car for four and a half months and the repair has not been made. Buy a car from them has been nothing but painful. Do not believe anything that Jean, Jason, or George says they will tell you anything to string you along. My wife has been without her car for over 4 months nearly half the time that I've owned it. I would never buy a car from them or recommend anybody use these guys.

Well I just purchased a car from Carvalho's Bargain Motors in Westport ma, it's day 4 and having…read moreproblem with the front brakes, they did work previously before I purchased the car..now the steering wheel is shimmying, it makes. Noise when I back up so I texted the kid I've been dealing with this us the answer I got "Oh im sorry, i did talk to him just got a ton of traffic here , but he said if u want to bring it down we can take it for a drive and see what its doing but he did tell me that you do not have a warranty, we will look at it tho".... Really!!! I literally just got the car less than 4 days ago...and I told him it was loud and something wasn't right, he knew but played stupid. And the owner, she drove the car, she stayed at the registry to make sure all the paper work was done right....she was very nice. I'm very disappointed

This place is absolutely the worst. They have no manners or and don't know how to even act…read moreprofessionally towards customers.They speak very poorly to people and their vehicles suck and fall apart. And they don't help much.