Legacy gave me a great experience! My salesman Brian Halick was very helpful and not pushy! Let me…read morego at my own pace and was very helpful! Painless experience. I would definitely recommend Legacy Auto Sales! Worth the trip!

2.5 stars. In dealing with this place on numerous…read moreoccasions, exclusively with servicing my Mazda 3, I have mixed feelings. The service guys are all real nice and helpful. But it's just such a rip-off. All services are expensive. Transmission fluid flush is like $170. A new GAS CAP would cost me $40 just for the part. They want to charge me half an hours labor to scan my check engine light! (Grr). I wish I could come here for all my service needs, but they are just too pricey. This isn't Lexus or Mercedes, people. I don't have a fortune to spend on routine maintenance. I just feel like if they could be more competitive in pricing, customers would be much happier.

Terrific all the way around. Our sales person, Dan Brown, was absolutely great. My previous new car…read morebuying experience was in large metro areas where you dealt only with scum at every dealership. Madison dealerships of all brands are terrific. People should appreciate how lucky they are here.. Dan was very knowledgeable and a great salesperson, he knew all the specifics about the competing models we were looking at and when it came down to price we already knew the invoice price and didn't have to haggle over a couple of hundred dollars. Dan also told us how UW employees get an extra discount from Mazda because the U has a business relationship with them.

I give them 4 stars for their variety of inventory and standing by their warranty…read more Initially I was concerned when it took a couple of attempts to resolve a tricky mechanical issue. They eventually came through for me and did what it took to resolve the problem (fixed the issue). This company will definitely look out for their own interests, before yours, so you need be careful on price and warranty concerns. I would say its better to deal with them than a private individual however one should take the same precautions as if it were a private owner sale. That is, have the vehicle inspected as a condition of the sale. Make sure that you get at least a 2 month warranty that covers everything, or be prepared to walk out the door. Also, when haggling on price, make sure that you are negotiating on "out the door" price and beware that they will include a miscellaneous show room charge into the final deal. I know that when I questioned the extra fee, they acted like it was in the fine print somewhere and I should have known that. Also, be aware to double check any facts and request evidence of everything that you are told about the car. I don't believe that they will necessarily try to rip you off. I think they intend to follow the letter of the law, when making a sale and no more. For example, I was given a verbal promise to fix something that was not in the warranty. That promise was not kept in the end, however they did fix a serious problem that was covered by the warranty. I let the issue go because of the diligence in fixing the serious problem. I'm mostly ok with the sale and would buy from them again, but would go into the next deal with more care. There's a lot of good people that work for the company and one should understand the risk of selling used performance vehicles. They need to make a buck too. I did not find them to be snobby, like some complained. It's not 4.8 stars of quality though. I think we all know how companies get these scores on the internet. That said, I would give them 5 stars if they would have been a more customer focused and communicated more effectively.

They definitely have a good selection of enthusiasts cars. They usually get the sports cars, fast…read morecars, harder to find trim models. The cars are usually in good shape and mileage can vary. Why 3 stars you ask? Well, pricing. Because some of the cars are harder to find on lots, they fell that they can charge a premium for the product. Premium meaning above NADA book value. They tell you that they can do this because you can't find this particular in the area. That's true, you usually can't, but to me, that's a turn off. It almost feels like they are taking advantage of the situation to get as much cash out of you as they can. If your looking for a more unique, sportier, muscle type car, this place is worth checking out. Everyone is friendly with very little pressure. Go in their armed. Find another similar car...price it, then visit them.

What an amazing place with dedication to customers and their satisfaction…read more Bought a car from them and had concerns of oil burning. A couple months later after putting in 10quarts of oil in between changes, we find out there was a recall on the engine. We purchased the insurance and warranty on the engine and drivetrain. After having the vehicle looked at by an authorized dealer, the repair costs were several thousand $ beyond what the warranty would cover... Enter heroes without capes: Hayes Family Auto. Brad took the time to make some calls and found out what he could do to help make sure the repairs got done and much closer to the budget. We were able to pay extra for small fine tuning and parts that made sense to change while the engine was open. We now have a vehicle that is far better than what we initially bought. We are super pleased with our vehicle and even more pleased with the all around service and willingness to go the distance and make sure the vehicles they sell do as well! Thanks!

We went to visit today and were interested in buying a vehicle with cash in hand, upon doing…read moreresearch and asking valid questions we were responded to with very short and sly answers (some clear lies we knew were being fed right into our face). After trying to negotiate because the car was clearly well over priced we were basically laughed at so we left. Thankfully we chose to go to Jefferson to a different auto dealer and found a much better deal. I will never recommend this place to anyone in the future. A waste of time.

Thank you Travis Murray! I have been looking for a safe, reliable, and affordable used vehicle for…read moremonths, with no luck! Travis helped me find what I was looking for in less than 5 minutes! By far the smoothest car buying experience of my life! I can't thank this gentleman and Zimbrick enough! 5+Stars

LONG STORY SHORT: Zimbrick completely tried to rip off my brother and lied about what work needs to…read morebe done on his car. They made him think the car was unsafe to drive, so he did not have a vehicle to drive for two weeks, only to find out there was nothing wrong with his car. This is a review posted for my brother's experience specifically at the Zimbrick Honda dealership's service center on Grand Canyon Drive. AVOID THIS SERVICE CENTER AT ALL COSTS!! They are dishonest about what work your car needs, and they will try to rip you off completely. My brother was told by the Zimbrick sevice center that his car was leaking transmission fluid from the axle seals. They also mentioned that his air intake hose was about to tear, and it needed to be replaced immediately. Both of these were strange findings as his car is not that old and has relatively low mileage. So, he took the car to Goodyear (on 608 Washington Ave.) to get another quote and a second look. Zimbrick quoted him for $840 for the transmission fluid issues, while the folks at Goodyear quoted him for literally HALF the cost. However, they also said they couldn't find a leak. Apparently, his car's seals were totally fine. As for the air intake hose, Goodyear found that it's only slightly worn from weather and time, but it still looked fine. The mechanic at Goodyear said they wouldn't recommend my brother to go out of his way to replace it until a light comes on for it on the dashboard of the car Overcharging is standard for dealerships, so that's to be expected, but it is totally unacceptable to tell customers that urgent service must be completed when there are zero problems. Zimbrick inconvenienced my brother for two weeks because he couldn't drive his car during that time, and it turns out it was all a lie! BONUS ADVICE: Seriously, go to the Goodyear on 608 Washington Ave. when you need stuff done for your car. They're so honest and they're such standup people there. They went one step further after checking over my brother's car to say that they weren't comfortable charging him with anything because no services needed to be done. They didn't even charge my brother for the part they ordered because they will just send it back for him at no cost. How amazing is that, right?!

Three stars, easily. Maybe four, but maybe not. Allow me to explain…read more.. I was helping my son shop for a car - his was recently totaled, and in order to keep working, he needed a car asap. Legacy Auto Sales had a lot of listings for cars in his wheelhouse (price & mileage). It's about an hour drive for us, but with all those cars, we'd find SOMETHING reasonable. We met there to shop around... WELL! Upon arriving, we walked the lot together. I'd say a good one-third of the lot (maybe HALF the lot) was cars that were already sold. Many of the ones we came there to look at were sold. We talked to a nice sales guy and he explained that yeah, they sell fast. My problem was that we came all that way - the website STILL had them listed as for sale. Not cool. The owner figures he has other cars to sell that "are like those sold ones". Not cool. Update your stuff. Now, don't get me wrong - the folks here were real nice and down to earth. We found a couple options and they happily let us test drive whatever we wanted. After three rides, we realized that none of the cars we were looking at were cleaned or repaired. One absolutely reeked of smoke and...something else. Our sales guy said that they get them in from auction and put them on the lot right away. When you shop, you have to squint and pretend they're clean and fixed up, which is hard to do accurately. Had we bought a car, it would have been two weeks before it could get through their clean/fix process. That was a bit of a deal-breaker for us... we probably should have asked about that sooner before we spent hours there. Would I buy a car here? Perhaps. I think they need to get on top of their backlog of clean/fix and get ready-to-buy cars on their lot. I'm not keen on buying a promise. If I made a deal and 2 weeks later they didn't get the car up to snuff, I'da wasted my time. Others may have that luxury. My advice - call ahead to make sure the car you want is there.

So two years later and a couple of cross-half-the-country trips and the little car is doing fine…read more Of course there have been some repairs needed every once in a while, but we're still happy with the purchase and the dealership.

I bought a Corvette from Mike and couldn't be happier. I was very pleased with the experience all…read morearound. I will definitely be buying more vehicles from Apex.

This is the place to go when looking for a nice car without the pushy sales people. They don't…read moreupsale you and always have the lowest price and best quality cars!

I called on a 2006 Mazda RX-8 that they had used and the CarFax said it had a compression test…read moredone. Having owned 3 of these, this is the most important information you need to know when you are buying one. The salesmen would not send me the results but said the engine was below specs for what a healthy one would be. He wouldn't share how bad it was, I live many states away so I couldn't just stop in and see it. So they are selling a Rotary Engine Mazda that has lost enough compression to be failing to the public and are hiding how bad it is. I would not buy from them.

Do not go to this horrible service center. simple diagnosis is $179 when you can go and get it for…read moreunder $100. Then they don't give breakdown of service required and text you (Terry J - Service Consultant) amount and tell you this is what you need. If you say by Text sounds good and call them later to say I need to shop around. They take it as you have authorized it. Arguing with them means they will offer to put the old stuff back on your car and still Charge you a ridiculous $179.