I went to the Auburn location and had a terrific experience. Above and beyond customer service. I…read morehighly recommend PapaAuto

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I needed a car for my one of my son's. I went to Platinum Auto Sales on a recommendation of one of…read moremy own customers. They raved about the experience they had with Larry (owner) and his wife Melissa. Larry was extremely friendly, knowledgeable and spent the time to listen to my needs. If your are use to pushy car salesmen you wont find that here. I would give you guys 10 STARS if Yelp would allow it. A great family owned, HONEST and fair priced establishment!!!! Thank you Larry & Melissa my son loves his car!!!

lied about replacing brake pads (including fraudulent receipts, two months into driving old pads…read moreflew off, see attached picture), was told that they didn't have to replace the rotors because the shaking from them was "the pads adjusting to the rotors" (quite literally not how that works), sold me a car with a cracked rear differential and kept the car almost my entire warranty to "replace my EVAP" so i wouldn't notice (ended up costing $3k), butt dialed me and could hear them calling me an idiot and saying i don't know what im talking about simply for requesting maintenance reports in farsi thinking i wouldn't understand, broke my rear suspension because they didn't screw in a bolt properly, incorrectly replaced the front bumper (didn't even put clips in) breaking the headlight and fog light assemblies AND a cracked grill, oh yeah, and still refused to give me a maintenance report. i cannot stress this enough, DO NOT GO HERE. they will lie, steal, cheat, and disrespect you.

I inquired about a Kia EV6 on the Ron Bouchard Kia website listed at $23,999. I live in NY and I…read morewas told there was someone local coming to look at the car that night, and they'd call if it was still available after that. I said yes, please call, because I would buy the car. The local customer bought the car that night. Fast forward two weeks; I get a call from Ron Bouchard Kia saying the buyers brought the car back because they didn't want it anymore, and was I still interested in buying it? I say yes. They send me a link to the car - surprise, it's now listed at $26,990. I ask if they'll sell it to me at the price it was previously listed at just two weeks ago. Answer: no. The price is now $26,990 because "when you first inquired about this vehicle, it was listed at our lowest price due to how long it had been on our lot. Now that it's newly back in inventory, the pricing has been adjusted to reflect current market values. If anything changes on your end feel free to reach out!" If this is how you want to be treated as a customer, I guess buy a car at Ron Bouchard Kia.

Buying my car was a quick, easy and great experience. But both my daughter and I bought used cars…read morethat as soon as we drove them off the lot started falling apart. Bought the extended warranty, but the service department from day one refuses to fix anything. I'd give zero stars if I could. Do not buy a used car from this dealership and do not bring your car here for service.

We have leased our 3rd car through Ron Bouchard working with Luis Riviera. The rear view mirror…read morecame off in my husband's hand. Luis had Todd from Service call us. They said to bring car in right away. It had to be fixed temporarily while he ordered a new part. It was in the next day and Todd took good care of us. We love Rin Bouchard, Leominster! Thank you Todd and Luis!

Dealership experience was a mixed bag. Sales person was polite, but disengaged and the financing…read moretook almost 4 hours to complete despite me having a pre-approval. Delivery of the car was delayed by two days and I only found out by calling as I was heading over to pick up the vehicle. I'm writing because thanks to Ron Bouchard Auto Stores, my PII has been leaked in the 700Credit breach. The finance team ran my credit through Cars Commerce, who is partnered with 700Credit. I now get to live with this issue for the rest of my life. Even better, the dealership was notified in November of the breach and opted to not notify customers on their own. I just received a letter on January 5th to let me know. Overall I'd say avoid if possible, just another dealership pulling the same nonsense they all seem to with an extra dash of irresponsibility

Finding a quality, reasonable car mechanic can be an immensely daunting experience. I have owned…read morefive cars in my lifetime thus far and I have a fundamental knowledge base when it comes to cars. Couple that with experiences at unsavory auto shops over the years, I tend to be well-versed in what to look for, what to ask, and know when the proverbial wool is being pulled over my eyes. I recently went to another auto shop because I received a coupon for a heavy discount on an oil change and the usually "multi-point inspection" - something my car needed so not having a regular mechanic and steering away from the "chains", I decided to use the coupon instead of going to the dealer. The quick story is the previous shop told me I needed front brake pads (which I knew). However they said it was imminent as the pads were low. I asked, "How low?" The quote was I had 6mm left and the rotors were very rusty. Pads generally can wait until there's about 2mm or so left. Since I drive 95% highway, I was not concerned about pads right now and could get away with driving a few more months. Rotors get rusty, but I wasn't experiencing any vibration, noise, or longer stopping times, plus the pads obviously weren't being worn down fast (they were 4 years old) so I opt'ed not to have any brake work done. Certainly not at the quote of $445. While that experience was eye opening in terms of what they were trying to tell me my car needed at exorbitant pricing, I asked around my inner circle for recommendations on a car mechanic. My inquires led me to Willard's. I bought my own brake pads (for less than $50) and called Willard's to see if they would put them on for me. I made no mention of the rotors. I wanted to see what they find. I called and spoke with Larry, the owner, and setup an appointment. When I arrived (you have to walk around back, not the front door), I met Larry whom I liked immediately. He's very pleasant, no frills, no BS. He offered to drive me anywhere I needed to go, even home! I said I could wait and asked for an estimate. He said he'd shuffle my car to the front as it's a quicker job and so I'm not kept waiting. That's great! In about 25 minutes, Larry comes around the front counter with my rotors. They were indeed rusted and grooved, but Larry explained and showed me why they should be replaced (being somewhat savvy, I knew already). I really liked that he came out with the rotors and explained it all. I went ahead and asked for the rotors to be replaced too. In about an hour or so, my car was ready. My own pads were on, new rotors, and they even cleaned and lubed the caliper sliders, plus changed the brake fluid! The cost after tax? $216.71! That is a savings of $228.29 based on the other shop's quote! My car now stops on a dime and I feel better my work was done by an honest mechanic. Larry is also an Army veteran, which resonates with me as I whole-heartedly support veterans in anyway I can, so knowing I wasn't getting screwed and supporting a local business owned by a veteran really made me day. If you need a mechanic who's honest, available (open Saturdays!), and does great work, please, please call Willard's. I don't give out 5 stars often, but when I do, it's for a reason. Cars are expensive, but quality repairs don't have to be as exemplified by Willard's.

I've been going here for a few years. Very reasonably priced. Very knowledgeable friendly people…read morethere.

We just bought a beautiful 2009 Toyota Corolla LE from Chris and Ronnie. Can't sat enough about…read morewhat a positive experience we had . Both were very patient and professional. Honest and no pressure at all. Communication was excellent via phone calls and emails. We will def be back to buy another car in the future!

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Today I officially said goodbye to my 2020 Streetbob. I can't thank Marlene at American Harley…read moreDavidson in Leominster for being an absolute angel to work with. I look forward to buying another bike from her down the road, when the time is right for me to ride again. This place truly feels like home. Marlene has a heart of gold, and her staff members are truly amazing! You won't find a more reliable dealership thank American Harley, in Leominster!

Wobderful prople. Pressure-free sales environment at American Harley-Davidson…read more Overall: American Harley-Davidson in Leominster provides an exceptional experience for Harley enthusiasts. Their dedication to customer service, from sales to service and everything in between, creates an environment where riders feel valued and supported. If you're in the market for a Harley-Davidson or need service for your current bike, American Harley-Davidson comes highly recommended for its friendly staff, professional service, and a true commitment to the riding community.

When I decided to buy a second Toyota, I remembered all the hassles I went through at area Toyota…read moredealerships. So I decided to start out with one that was new to me - Koch Rt 2 Toyota - and I'm so glad I did. My experience there was hassle-free and laid-back, and the process throughout was transparent. Yianni was wonderful to work with - not pushy in the least, he was friendly but respectful, listened closely, and followed my lead in everything. He explained everything clearly, and carefully helped me think through my choices. I knew the price he offered me was fair because I'd done my research, so I easily accepted it. This dealership was just such a pleasure to work with. In addition to Yianni, insurance and finance folks Starling and Anthony were also very pleasant to interact with, and again no pressure from anyone. I did not feel compelled to jump through hoops here as I had elsewhere. Yianni has even continued to be helpful and generous with his time post-sale. He showed me in person how to disable some unwanted features on my new car. And if I have a question, I know I can just shoot him an email and get a quick reply. So I cannot recommend Yianni and this dealership too highly, they are terrific!

I've never been so insulted…read more I recently tried to purchase a used Prius from Koch Rt 2 Toyota, and everything was fine until it came time to work with the finance team. I had not really haggled on the price and just negotiated $750 more on my trade-in. I was a pretty easy mark. They were definitely making money on the deal, and I didn't really even care. They had the car with the options I wanted, and it was really low mileage. I was happy, and they were happy. Win-win, or so I thought. I was even paying with a cashier's check. Super easy, but then I had to deal with the finance team. I start signing every document until we get to the one that says that I must waive my right to sue them if something is wrong, and instead submit to binding arbitration. I questioned it and said I don't think I can sign this. I was buying a used car that had an open recall that did not yet have a fix. The previous owner had the car for only 8 months before selling it. Did the previous owner think it had a problem? I have no way of knowing. Then, Koch had replaced the lift gate (it's a hatchback) for damage that was not reported to CarFax... some sort of accident the previous owner had. All of these things together said to me that I was taking some amount of risk to buy this car. Why would I sign away my right to sue if there is a problem? I pointed this out, and the junior finance manager brought in a more senior finance manager, Anthony. Anthony started off by saying all dealerships require an arbitration agreement now. I don't know if this is true, but I have many cars and have never signed one. He told me that this was a relatively new thing. He told me it was due to changes in the law, saying "Look, this is right out of Massachusetts law." I asked what law? And I asked him to show me. He went to the computer and clicked around for a couple of minutes, and eventually said he couldn't find it. Then he said, "well, it's just for our protection." And "most finance companies require this now." I reminded him that I was paying in cash and not financing. Then he said, "It just like how at Dunkin, they print on their cups that coffee is hot and you can't sue them if you spill it on yourself." I said,"that's not true. I am not signing away my rights at Dunkin." They have a warning, just like you have all those disclaimers that I signed. Then he started with "What are you afraid of? Are you planning to sue us?" I told him that I was afraid that I was buying a used car with an open, currently unfixable recall, that recently had an unreported accident that required them to replace the lift gate, which was sold to them by someone who had only had the car for 8 months. I was taking all the risk. I was giving them over 30k, had signed every disclosure they had, but was unwilling to sign over my rights if the car was a lemon. He responded that arbitration does not affect the lemon law. So I googled it right there in front of him. Arbitration absolutely limits the lemon law. It restricts what can be considered reasonable remediation, keeps everything confidential and out of public hearings, and is almost always better for the company than the consumer. That's when he started repeating multiple times, "What are you afraid of? Are you planning to sue us?" As he was standing there in front of me. Each time getting a little closer and turning his head a little as he stared through me. He was such a condescending bully. I have never been so insulted. I have never sued anyone. By the 5th time he said it, I asked to undo the deal and give me my car back. I will never go back to Koch Rt 2 Toyota ever again. I'm not sure how I feel about arbitration, and maybe I would have signed it, but I am not spending that much money for someone to be so incredibly rude, bullying, and trying to gas light me with his obvious and checkable lies. What are you afraid of Tony? Are you planning to defraud me? What are you afraid of Tony? Are you planning to defraud me? What are you afraid of Tony? Are you planning to defraud me? No, I guess that's not rude at all. This is how you lose business.

I greatly appreciate your help with my son car, I was in Jacksonville, FL and couldn't find anyone…read moreto help my son but Route 12 did a great job, got him back on road and provided him a warranty. Thank you so much

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