It was a day like any other day but soon, my life would be changed forever…read more I would meet Lee Hansen. Yesterday, my wife I and decided it was time to stop being fleeced at the gas pumps. We headed out in search of driving and learning about an electric vehicle (EV) We were not intending on purchasing one. It was just an exploratory mission to drive, learn and compare EVs. We stopped by Lee Johnson Hyundai in Everett and my life's course changed forever. I saw him. Yes him. (Not that Him.) Lee. Low pressure, friendly, informative, well dressed, Lee. Lee was able to explain, show, demonstrate, explain again, (I'm old) about all the EVs idiosyncrasies. We took a test drive and were very impressed. I would mention the vehicle here but, no. The star of the day was Lee. Sadly, and I later learned, stupidly, we told Lee thank you for the bountiful gift of knowledge but we must quest on and look at other EVs to further our knowledge. Lee happily sent me on my way. Kind, friendly Lee did not try to make a "high pressure last ditch effort" to keep me there. He just wished me well and said "I hope I see you again." (Little did I know Lee must be psychic.) We went to other dealers and engaged and learned bout other EVs. We found a lot of EVs to be a plastic, uncomfortable, cheaply put together with random EV tech thrown around that wasn't even on the same level as what Lee showed us. We thanked the other, low pressure, very friendly but not as friendly as Lee, sales people. We went back to Lee. There he was. Not standing impatiently at the front of the dealership, like so many sales people do. He was inside sitting and joking with other people. His face lit up when he saw me. The word destiny, came to mind. But I digress. I could go on and on about Lee. But I have to go to work. I ended up purchasing an Ioniq 5. The star of the show should have been the Ioniq 5. It is am amazing EV with a 10yr battery warranty. Not 8 years. Bumper to bumper warranty , for what seems forever and blah, blah, blah. If you want to buy an EV, Lee will show you what Lee Johnson Hyundai has available. He will explain and help you make a decision. That decision might be to leave and think about the purchase, to go check other dealers or whatever you need or desire. Lee will help you however he can, No Strings Attached (Not the *NSYNC album reference so no copyright infringement) It was a pleasure buying an Ioniq 5 from Lee Hanson at Lee Johnson Hyundai. ( Maybe the key is hiring Lee's? Who knows?) Also a big Thank You to Anthony Hawkins and Joe Frasquillo who I also meet at the dealership. Though not named Lee, they too were wonderful to talk with. I am very happy Marty

My husband and I arrived just a few hours before closing, but Jessica Adams greeted us immediately…read moreand went out of her way to help us test drive several cars. She was wonderfully accommodating and truly transparent throughout the entire process. If we ever find ourselves in the market for a car again, this will be our first and only stop.

Christina and Alex were great to work to get my 2026 Tundra iforcemax Platinum…read more Transparent and no-pressure environment with no vehicle add-ons. Friendly and quick experience finalizing the paperwork and taking delivery of the vehicle. Would highly recommend!

Daryl was so helpful, calm, and informative when we were interested in buying a car. He wasn't…read morepushy at all and gave us a lot of information which helped us make a decision on the best car for the best value. Thank you Daryl for making the car buying process easy and pleasant! Unfortunately, Darci in finance wasn't pleasant once we declined the extended warranty. Her attitude changed and signing the documents became very uncomfortable with her rudeness. I wish we could have done the paperwork with Daryl.

I dealt with Johnny who is a good dude. I'd buy a car from him again. He's got a good sense of…read morehumor, he's responsive, responsible, and knows how to make a deal happen. I felt comfortable in the office with my 5 year old. They were nice and found toys for him and let him roam about freely. They were largely responsive and helpful. With any used car dealer you have to be pretty firm and ask for a detailed breakdown of any costs. This is normal. I got a 2015 Nissan Leaf SL here for $4000. Plus taxes and title, registration, etc. Pretty darn good deal. The car has like 81,000 miles on it. A few dents. Otherwise it's pretty nice. 11 out of 12 bars left on the battery (LeafSpy showed 81% battery life), which is pretty amazing for the price, at least based on what I've seen around here recently. The car was out of alignment pretty bad, so it cost me like $500 to get that addressed. They had to tweak the front end a bit. I'm in Seattle and the best place to do that is always Truline in the International District. They're amazing. Otherwise no issues but the obvious dents I mentioned, and one tire is losing air. Normal stuff for a used car. They tried to sell me on an anti theft package but I declined. The only complaint I have is that this is an electric car, and it wasn't fully charged when I came by to look at it. I came all the way from Seattle, so we had to leave it charging overnight and I had to come back the next day on the train/bus. A bit of a pain, but I won't knock off a star for that. Me and my 5 year old got the chance to ride the Light Rail for the first time from South Seattle all the way to Lynnwood. Cool! Based on the other reviews, I think the people here get a bad rap but they all seemed like just normal people with families and stuff. I mean THEY'RE A USED CAR DEALER FFS. Everyone is trying to make a buck in this world, don't fool yourself. The experience I had was no different from the experience I've had at any other used car dealership. Maybe if you're stupid they would charge you for stuff you don't need; that is completely normal for a used car dealer. They're trying to make money. Don't be stupid. If you don't know how to buy a car, bring someone with you who does. This is just basic stuff fam. If you don't know how to assess the condition of a car, get it inspected. I feel like none of the complainers in here actually did their own diligence. Yeah it's a pain to get a car inspected, but if you don't, and there's some problem down the road? That's 100% on you. I only have the one pic of my car so far. I'll add more if I remember to :) I would buy a car here again. Thanks Johnny and everyone for making me a happy customer.

This place is a scam. Do not buy from them. They like to be deceptive with the fees that are…read moreoptional and add aggressive warranties you don't ask for. They rush you through the process and do not go over what you are really paying. They ended up making me pay $7742.49 more for a vehicle than I should have. Just so the sales person can make a bigger commission. I seriously don't understand how this is legal and they are still in business.

Wow! What a great experience! My husband and I went shopping for a car for me. I had in mind…read moreexactly what I wanted (I had done my research online). I test drove a 2016 Nissan Altima and I fell in love with it! We had the pleasure of working with the owner, Kyle. He helped us out 100%, made us feel comfortable, wasn't pushy and made it so we walked away with a great deal! We also met John and Eric, who were both very helpful and welcoming. I would recommend Corn Motors to anybody and as my husband said, when he is in the market for a new car, he knows exactly where he wants to go. Thanks again to all of you!!

First of all, avoid this place. Trust me, you can do much better. Unless you're into the check…read moreengine light coming on the day after you buy a vehicle because they have reset the codes without fixing the problems. In my opinion, if I wanted to deal with shady practices like that, I'd go buy from a private seller. Corn Motors cajoles you into removing your review of their poor services via threats to stop working on any issues you're having with their cars. This means they are extorting positive reviews and leaving a lot of people they've screwed over pretty much silenced. This is what they attempted to do with me and many others. The story: I bought a car on a Saturday with a check engine light on because they said, "We just got this car in and haven't had a chance to look at it yet. Bring it back Monday. Whatever that is, it will be repaired." No doubt? Okay, cool. Brought it back, left it there. They reset the check engine light, called me and said the car was repaired. I picked it up, and...nope. I groused about this to them and they said bring it back AGAIN and they'd have their off-premises mechanic fix it. They gave me the name and address of that garage, which was Budget Fleet. No doubt another shyster business, if they're working with Corn Motors. "Drop it off and tell them what's going on." So I did. In the meantime I had an actual garage, Conway Motors, give me a thorough inspection. As you can imagine, Corn Motors went back on their word, and didn't fix anything. Even though that was the agreement and they sent me all the way to Budget Fleet, they wouldn't cover the costs to repair anything. Mind you, the car they sold to me is unsafe to drive this entire time. So, yeah, I left a bad review. That's usually what happens when you screw people out of almost 5 grand by selling an unsafe vehicle, with your word that you'll make it right, and then just decide not to. That's what happens when you're a shady bunch. I get back in touch with them about jerking me around on the car, going back on their word, not doing the repair they said they would, telling me they did it when they did not, etc. That's when they tell me they can't work with me anymore because I left a bad review. How that pertained to the problem I do not know. Yes, after they broke their word, and jerked me around, I did leave a review saying the absolute truth. And how quickly they noticed. They must sit there hour after hour refreshing Yelp. Maybe if they spent more time worrying about doing right by their customers and less time sweating about what the internet is saying, they'd have a better reputation. If you don't want bad reviews, my advice is this: instead of blackmailing people to take down their bad reviews, stop earning bad reviews in the first place. I'd start by providing better, more honest service. Another thing that highly bothered me was the push to remove my mask every time I was there. The cutesy jokes about how it isn't needed, and it's hurting their feelings. I just internally rolled my eyes. I was not yet vaccinated and kept it on, thanks. I guess it goes well with how they reset the check engine lights on their cars. A practice which should be illegal in Washington state for used car dealerships. So the car you buy isn't the car you're actually getting. The reviews you read aren't the reviews that people actually left. Fraudulent practices in car business, and plain old liars in personality.  Shady salespeople, and a con of a dealership with what appears to be *a ton* of fake five star reviews. My advice? Dig a little deeper into what the lower rating reviews have to say. It's a pattern. This place is bad juju with a horrid reputation. If the salespeople here can screw you, better believe they will. Avoid at all costs. You deserve far better than their junky jalopies anyway.

These guys are very nice but.. not very thorough. I found a…read moregood deal on a Honda here, and took it in to the Honda dealership to get a buyers' inspection. Honda found over $2,000 worth of damage to the electrical system.. Adam quickly agreed to repair the damages, and sold me the car for the agreed price. All-in-all, great experience. Adam was very helpful, and to my knowledge, had no idea about the damages to the car. If you want a car from here, you have my thumbs up.. but GET AN INSPECTION FIRST!!

I purchased a car in october 2020 and then helped a friend buy a car from them this May. Both times…read moreI felt we were treated well and got a good deal for a used car. With my purchase they let me take the car on a 3hr test drive so I could charge the car EV battery to full and then drive till the battery was drained. Very accommodating Happy Customer

Although I purchased my Tahoe from Chevrolet of Everett (great experience by the way,) this review…read moreis for the service department. They make it VERY easy to schedule, and reschedule if necessary, appointments online...much more efficient than calling. I had a small issue with my windshield wiper motor and was greeted by Dan Flora - - after we discussed the issue, he said he'd call me only if the repair was to exceed a certain amount. The only call I received was when the repair was completed a few hours later. Check-in was flawless, and they got on it right away. Super impressed all the way around!

James foster was incredible helping me buy a car during a very stressful time in my life. He was…read moreamazing and make it less stressful

I needed a routine oil service and didn't want to wait weeks out for the appointment; Campbell's…read morehad immediate availability. Everything about my service experience was convenient and extremely efficient I was able to reserve a time slot for the next business day. Rob Vanheise was extremely professional, yielded excellent customer service. I greatly appreciate him remaining in contact during the duration of my service appointment, he provided full explanation of each recommended service. I also want to note that each recommended service was accompanied with a picture and rating to ensure full transparency. Auto servicing can be extremely time consuming which is why I put it off, Campbell's made my service extremely easy; I highly recommend this location.

I was referred to Ray "the best Nissan Salesman on the West Coast" by Mike, a customer…read more They must be out of business. I tried calling, on the number listed on their website 425-249-5999, them all day 1/11/2024; and the phone would ring and then disconnect. I used two different phones. This is a shame for I REALLY wanted to check out the deal Mike told me about. Now I'll try another Nissan dealership. I don't have time to waste.

I just wanted to say that the level of customer service I received in the service department was…read moreexcellent. Service Manager Jordan went above and beyond once again--taking great care of my truck and making sure I got it back on time. I've worked with her in the past, and I'm always impressed by how she makes you feel valued and treated like the customer always comes first. She truly looks out for your best interest.

Took my 2024 ram 3500 in for an oil change and was told it needed a brake fluid flush and a power…read moresteering flush. The truck has 6k miles on it. It costed $1450 on what should have been a regular maintenance oil change. I was hoping I could trust the service advisor on what needed to be done but this is insane.. don't think I'll be coming back as I feel like I was takin advantage of.

Title:Avoid this dealership unless you're working directly with Kaelynn…read more I purchased a 2018 Cadillac XTS from Excellent Choice Auto on June 3rd. While Kaelynn was absolutely wonderful to work with, the rest of this experience was a complete mess. Kaelynn was the reason I chose to buy. She was upfront, respectful, and truly gave me confidence in the vehicle. She even worked out a solid deal for me. I trusted her so much that I sent the down payment before ever seeing the car in person. She is a preacher's daughter, and her integrity and professionalism reflect that. If this review were about her alone, I'd give 5 stars across the board. When I arrived to pick up the car, Kaelynn was off, and I was referred to a salesman named Sam. At first, he seemed cool. He picked me up in the Cadillac, and the car looked great -- but I now realize he never offered me a test drive. I was told the car went through a multipoint inspection and that I'd be provided with the paperwork. I did get a Carfax report, but no inspection documents were ever given. I waited a long time at the dealership while they worked on the paperwork. Sam showed me other cars -- probably to buy time -- but never once did a walkaround of the actual vehicle I was buying. I foolishly trusted his word. After I signed everything and took ownership, I went outside, opened the door, and saw what I thought was a spill on the driver's side lower door panel. I asked Sam for a cloth and spray, and when I looked closer, I realized it was chew marks -- likely from an animal. I immediately contacted Sam and asked if I could swap the car for the Audi I had also been interested in (priced similarly). His response? "That vehicle is yours now. We can take it in as a trade on the Audi, but we can't swap them. You signed the contract." So much for customer service. The moment the deal was done, he made it clear I was on my own. Fast forward just 10 days to June 13. The car had less than 500 miles driven since purchase, and it broke down. After filling up with gas, the gauge didn't reflect a full tank. Then the engine began sputtering. Stabilitrak and check engine lights came on. My speedometer stopped working entirely. I had the car scanned at AutoZone and it came back with several codes: U0073 - Control Module Communication Bus A Off U0100 - Lost Communication With Engine Control Module P0700 - Transmission Control System Error U0101 - Lost Communication With Transmission Control Module P0442 - Small EVAP leak And more This isn't wear and tear. This is major electrical and transmission communication failure -- days after I bought it. And I barely drove the car (just 400+ miles). I texted Sam and called him -- he never responded. Eventually, he started rejecting my calls entirely. Thankfully, Kaelynn stepped up again. She followed up with the mechanic, reassured me, and even apologized for referring Sam to me. She showed more professionalism in one call than he has this entire time. Now I'm stuck with a car that might not be safe to drive. The warranty they included forces me to pay for a tow back to the dealership (68 miles), and my insurance only covers 15 miles. That means I'd have to pay about $5-8 per mile out of pocket -- plus a $300 deductible -- just to get them to look at the car. I'm now exploring whether I qualify for the Carfax Buyback Guarantee, because this situation is completely unacceptable. This car clearly had issues before I bought it, and I was not told the truth. Kaelynn: 5 stars. Sam and the dealership's behavior after the sale: 0 stars. If you're buying from Excellent Choice Auto -- work only with Kaelynn. If she's not available, I suggest you look elsewhere.

Sold me a truck with a cracked block and needs new motor.. drove it 6 days blew head gasket. I had…read moreit fixed out of my pocket. . Just to find out the block was cracked.. thanks for notbing!!

This hands down the smoothest purchase process I've had to date. Thank you to the internet sales…read moreteam, finance and General Sales Manager for working the deal to match my requested down payment and even processing the finance paperwork up until I needed to leave. I was in and out within 2 hours.

No high pressure sales. Erik and his team are top notch! They listen, help find you the right car,…read morework on price, and find the best financing available. Kia of Everett is always my recommendation when I know someone is looking for a car. (And their service department rocks, too!)