My family has worked with Columbus Auto Source and specifically Andy for years. Recently, I asked…read moreAndy to help me find a reliable van for our family, and I couldn't be more pleased with how incredibly helpful and thorough he was from start to finish. He found us the perfect van, under our budget, with all the bells and whistles we were hoping for. I truly couldn't be happier with the experience. Thank you, Columbus Auto Source, for helping me find the perfect mom car--and thank you, Andy, for always being so dependable, caring, and trustworthy throughout our vehicle journeys.

I have decidedly mixed feelings about this place, leaning towards negative. We got the car we…read morewanted here, and like it as a car (the design, etc.,) but it had lots of problems, some of which they were shady about, and I can't recommend them. They get mixed reviews on Yelp, good ones elsewhere online, and a good rating from the BBB, so we thought they were decent. The lesson? You can usually trust Yelp, and your gut. When you buy a used car, it's going to have some issues, and we were ready for that. We were not ready for serious issues that they missed on their checks, or didn't tell us about. Some of the problems they wouldn't have known about, some they should have caught, some stuff they knew and didn't tell us, and some they tried to hide from us. You can't make a good decision, and can't negotiate effectively, if you don't know what you're getting. They did bring the car back and fix the major, missed issues, at cost, but I still feel like the ripped us off. They were a little pushy as salesmen (the old "what would it take to get you to buy today?") They want us to bring the car back for them to work on more, but we don't trust them, either in their ability to do the work correctly or their honesty in what's wrong with it. We trusted them, and were let down. When you're buying a used car, never trust the seller (individual or dealer.) Or rather, trust but verify. Take it to a mechanic for an inspection. Firestone does them for $10, I think. Take it out for a good test drive, and try out everything- move seats, brake hard, test all the lights, etc. And frankly, if you feel rushed or at all suspicious, leave. There are other cars out there.