I bought a used car six months ago and now my car has started to show issues. I've watched…read morenumerous YouTube videos, and I decided I'm ready to try out some DIY auto repair, but I'm hesitant about using jacks and jack stands and having the car fall on me. Or what if I get stuck on a particular part in the process halfway thru the repair, and I'm now in limbo without being able to finish the repair. In comes Matt and his place (U Wrench It). For a reasonable price, you get access to his lifts, tools, and knowledge/experience. I went in to do an oil change and tranny fluid change, and Matt was helpful in assisting when using equipment and undoing bolts that were difficult for me to remove. Overall, Matt was very nice and personable. I really like his concept of allowing people to be empowered to learn how to repair their own vehicles while charging very reasonable prices. I will definitely be back to tackle on more repairs at U Wrench It!

This is going o be a quick review. The good: Everything...No joke, this guy has the formula for…read moreDIYers. I couldn't be more pleased. I was in and out in under two hours. He has every tool you can imagine and he knows his stuff if you need help. I will be back and I'm telling all my DIY friends about this place. Multiple lifts and bays. Aces!!! Thank you again.

Minutes away Great customer service. Always has parts in stock. Been to this location never had an…read moreissue.

Great car. Very nice sales and service. One problem. My car was missing one of the manual books…read more I have called the salesman, parts, service and spoke to one of the sales manager and 3 months later I still don't have tha book. When you pay this much for a car the least they can do is get you a complete manual! Still love the car and would buy from Marlton dealer again.

Scam dealership. Went to buy a CPO M4 Competition convertible, went through the test drive with…read moreSebastian and asked about the certification process during the drive and was told the car passed without issue and the paperwork was at the dealership. Got to the dealership to be told the vehicle is NOT certified. Meanwhile, a month has passed and the listing still says certified as well as the Carfax. Sounds like fraud but that's to be determined I suppose. I was interested in the vehicle and with OEM warranty still remaining, was OK without the certification. Sebastian brought the Sales Manager Jordan over to work out a deal with me. I said I would still buy the car but for $2,000 less since it wasn't certified. Jordan said they don't discount pre-owned vehicles. I reminded him he was advertising a Certified pre-owned vehicle and had it priced accordingly. Again reminded him it was NOT certified and offered $2,000 less. He said they don't discount pre-owned vehicles but said he'd see if he could get it certified and would call me back the next business day. The next business day passed and I did not hear from anyone. The following day got an email from the GM asking how things were going. Responded and explained what was happening and Richard never responded. Called the next day, left messages for Sebastian, Jordan and Richard and none of them called me back. Finally a fourth person called and said the price is the price. Never heard back from the original three, the dealership has since lowered the price three times and are asking for LESS than I offered when they literally had me in the chair, ready to buy. Meanwhile, it's STILL listed as certified on their website, Cars.com and in the Carfax report. Integrity at its finest. I purchased two vehicles from Holman previously but never again. Ended up buying from another local BMW dealership and got a car one year newer with a $9,000 higher original MSRP and paid less money than Holman wanted for theirs. Buyer beware. If you're not asking good questions, you're likely to get scammed. Avoid Sebastian, Jordan and Richard for sure.