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3.1 (34 reviews)
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Alexxa F.

best car experience (i've had many) i've been looking for a car for about 6 months now.....in retrospect, don't go see gavin at subaru in salem or..... anyway, looking online for some time i decided on a subaru forester. rst motors had 2 that i was interested in, although one was bought that same morning. i ended up purchasing my vehicle there, it is a beautiful car in amazing condition! we bought from alex, and he was great. very informative, helpful, to the point but also gave room for us to ask questions and even call elsewhere to see about pricing. he was honest, no pressure and i truly thank this business for the experience! here's a dorky pic of me w my car

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Graham K.

I traveled 934 miles to buy a car from Columbia Auto Group and I don't regret it one bit. Heres the birds eye view of my car purchase. I own and operate a full service video production company (Naknek Design) based out of Los Angeles. Our team had been looking for a Mercedes Sprinter for a while and had been debating purchasing a new one and then building it out for our production gear. Five (5) days ago the team at CAG listed a nearly perfect Sprinter on their site. The stars aligned our team just so happen to see it right when they posted it. It had the exact build out we would have done if we had purchased a brand new one. We called them right away to put a $500 hold on the Sprinter. This allowed CAG to hold the Sprinter for us for five (5) days as we did more research from our HQ in Los Angeles. Unbelievably gracious if ask me. Within the first few hours of us putting our hold down we learned the Sprinter had be totaled by the previous owner and rebuilt by the CAG team. This put a major halt on our progress as we aren't the type of people who buy totaled cars - especially when its a car that is going to be transporting $150,000+ worth off gear. By Monday night we had done some digging online and actually found the original pictures of the Sprinter right after the accident. It had taken a beating, but it certainly wasn't destroyed or even close to it. This caused us to have some more reassurance and desire to dig a little deeper. We eventually got a hold of the company who had done the original build out for the first owner. The owner of that company remembered this exact car and build out job and had even heard about the accident. He was able to spread some light on what exactly happened. Point being it became clear that this Sprinter may be the right car for us after all. But being wise we knew we had to do two things before pulling the trigger on the purchase. 1. Find a solid Sprinter mechanic in the Portland area to do a full checkout of the car 2. If the check out checks out then we would need to fly up to check it out ourselves The team at SAG were more than happy to assist in getting the Sprinter to the Sprinter mechanic of our choice on Tuesday morning. Again, unbelievably gracious if ask me. Our mechanic checked it out: - Engine - Transmission - Body - Electrical - Interior - Frame - Rust - Everything else The report came back nearly perfect. There was a couple of interior things that needed to be replaced, but before we could even decide to fix them the CAG team had asked and paid him to get started on it. Again, great work! At that point we decided we would fly up to Portland Wednesday afternoon to check it our ourselves. We arrived to Columbia Auto Group at around 5:00 pm. Within a couple hours of test driving and double checking the report ourselves we had con concluded that this was this was an amazing Sprinter to purchase and was exactly what we had hoped for. Jared helped us out up until we arrived to CAG. Upon arriving Alex took over and closed the deal for us. I simply cant say enough praise about the quality of customer services these guys gave us. They didn't feel like cars salesman - they just felt like men with integrity trying to help us get what we wanted along the way. They did this to a fault even and honored a lower sale number than the van could have sold for. Again, unbelievably gracious if ask me. By 9:00 pm that night we were on our way back to Los Angeles. We drove through part of the night and had no issues along the way. Thursday afternoon we stopped in San Francisco, took a picture by the bridge with the Sprinter, grab lunched, and connote out through the city. No issues driving those crazy San Francisco hills. We arrived back in Los Angles by Thursday night. Not one issue with the car. It simply did better than we expected. So do I recommend you check out a car from Columbia Auto Group? 100% yes. Keep in mind this is coming from a guy who hated the idea of purchasing a used car from a small dealership like this. Alex and his team has changed my mind on this - at least with their dealership. Do you homework, ask your questions, pay your mechanic to do his job, and if it all checks out - give your money to Columbia Auto Group. Thanks Alex, Jared, and the rest of the Columbia Auto Group! Graham Kelley | Director NAKNEK DESIGN

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I just bought on Friday a brand new 2027 Chevy Equinox I want to thank everybody at all American…read morefor helping me buy this car they went out of their way to give me financing and put me into this car went above what they had to go above to help me I want to give a special thanks to Alex and Douglas to sales if you all need help and buying a new vehicle I definitely say you stop by All American they will go out of their way to help Finance your car and put you in a real nice car like I said I want to thank everybody at all American Chevy just a great place to go and buy a car they stand behind their vehicles special thanks to Alex

Our experience here wasn't the greatest. My wife was interested in a used Kia forte. After…read morecorresponding with Crystal about an out the door price, we didn't hear back for a couple of days and were concerned that the car we were interested in was going to get snatched up by another buyer. We had been searching for Kia fortes and Hyundai elantras, in colors other than grey, white or black, throughout the capital area that had low mileage and were in a decent price range. My wife teleworks and doesn't drive that often, so there was no need to get anything expensive. Each time we found one we liked at other dealerships, the cars got snatched up almost immediately, so we knew we needed to act quickly. I found the car sales managers email address on Yelp and emailed her that we were interested in the car, but hadn't heard back from Crystal. Crystal emailed back the next morning with the price, including TT&L, and said there was one other person interested in the car. We responded and said we would drive up to Killeen that afternoon. When we arrived, Crystal had the car parked out in front. She welcomed us in and got straight down to business. Other dealerships offered us water and/or other refreshments, which would have been nice since it was close to 100 and we had driven up from the Austin area, but nothing was offered to us. Not a huge gripe on our part, but worth noting given the experience we had at other places. We took the car for a test drive and were pretty much sold on it right away. We were going to finance the car through our credit union who was offering a very good rate, but it was the 4th of July weekend, and our credit union was short on loan officers and couldn't complete our loan in time. So we decided to finance through the dealership knowing we could refinance later. Crystal ran our credit and came back with a rate that was ridiculously high at 8%. She offered to run it through to get hits at other banks that might offer lower rates and I declined. When we met with the finance manager at the dealership, he dropped the rate down to 7.6%, which told me the original one they gave us was inflated so they could make a profit. He tried talking us into extended warranty. We declined and he started using tried and true scare tactics and said the warranty on the Kia we were about to buy was already expired. Thankfully, my wife did her research and said the car should still have 9k miles left on the bumper to bumper. Upon checking, the finance manager agreed and acknowledged he was wrong. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt since we were at a Chevy dealership and Kia's aren't his specialty, but he was awfully quick to point out the warranty was gone in the first place. So we declined the extended warranty, we declined the gap coverage and we declined a package that included "free" oil changes. We could tell he was getting a little desperate to sell us something because he was getting a little exasperated. He knew we were going to refinance and went on to tell us that the dealership would get penalized if we refinanced too early and that we should check with the lender since we might get penalized too. At that point, I just wanted to sign the paperwork and get out of there, so that's exactly what we did, car keys in hand. Long story short, if you know what you're after and stick to your guns, you can come out of this place with what you want. If you have excellent credit, shop for rates elsewhere, just don't expect to be treated special while you're there.

RST Motors - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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