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2.5 (54 reviews)
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Extremely friendly associates. Ask for Ed! We even left with some goodies for our pet!

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Great staff. Fantastic selection of vehicles. Indoor parking. owner and managers are top notch and obviously care about their team.

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“My salesperson was Rocco, and he was great with follow up and very helpful when I went to pick up my car.”

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Volvo Cars White Plains

Volvo Cars White Plains

(63 reviews)

Thank you, Will from Sales. Sat with me in my car and helped me program my phone…read more I love Volvo of White Plains.

Volvo Cars White Plains sold me a vehicle with undisclosed structural wheel damage and then…read morefalsified paperwork to hide it. Their own vendor sublet invoice (11 pages long -- I was shown only 3) documents that all four wheels on my vehicle were bent and cracked and were machined and welded instead of replaced. Machining and welding cracked wheels is prohibited under Volvo safety policy and NHTSA regulations. None of this was disclosed at sale. When one of the welds cracked open, the dealership kept my car for two months, refused to replace all four wheels, and tried to charge me storage fees for refusing to take back an unsafe vehicle. They also falsified forward‑facing invoices claiming "NO WORK PERFORMED" and even claimed a "CPO Inspection" was completed -- but when I asked for the checklist, management (John DeAngelis, Frank Nolan, Davin Sanford) told me: "There is no Certified Pre Owned checklist. That is for accounting and regulatory purpose." This dealership concealed illegal structural repairs, falsified inspection records, and retaliated when confronted. Consumers deserve to know this before trusting them with a purchase or repair. . John DeAngelis, Frank Nolan, Davin Sanford, and Jeremy Abrams engage in coercion, threats, intimidation, blatant lying, and fraudulent acts with a total disregard for customer safety -- to the point of exposing people to potentially fatal danger -- all for profit and personal gain. Their conduct reflects a systemic pattern of deception and retaliation that places customers at risk and treats safety obligations as disposable. This behavior is openly sanctioned by Premier Collection CEO Sean Coughlin, who enables and protects it as standard operating procedure. The Premier Collection's attorney, Armand P. Mele, Esq. of Junge & Mele, LLP in Orangeburg, NY, not only endorsed their misconduct but actively participated in the subterfuge, refusing to acknowledge lawful requests for documents and using his position to embolden the company's disregard for regulations, safety obligations, and basic human decency. THE COUGHLIN FAMILY AND THE PREMIER COLLECTION OF DEALERSHIPS SHOULD NEVER BE TRUSTED GIVEN THEIR SANCTIONING & SUPPORT OF THIS KIND OF SYSTEMIC DEADLY PRACTICE FOR PROFIT.

Land Rover White Plains

Land Rover White Plains

(6 reviews)

I purchased my 2022 Land Rover Defender new in California. After moving back to the East Coast, I…read moreestablished my service relationship with Land Rover White Plains and have relied on them for all of my warranty service. Recently, my daytime running lamp failed at just 37,000 miles - an issue that many Defender owners are familiar with. The vehicle is only slightly outside of the factory warranty, so I contacted Land Rover North America to ask about a goodwill repair. They advised me that the dealership would need to submit the goodwill request on my behalf. Unfortunately, Land Rover White Plains refused. I was essentially told that because I didn't purchase the vehicle from them, and had only come to them for warranty work, they weren't interested in helping. I wasn't asking the dealership to pay for the repair. I was simply asking them to advocate for a loyal Land Rover owner by submitting a goodwill request, as Land Rover directed me to do. Instead, I was made to feel like my business didn't matter because the original sale happened at another dealership. That's incredibly shortsighted. Dealerships don't just earn future customers at the point of sale - they earn them through service. I'm someone who could very well be in the market for another Land Rover in the future, and this experience has made me seriously reconsider where I'll spend my money. The issue isn't the repair bill - it's the lack of customer advocacy and the unwillingness to help a customer who has chosen to service their vehicle with them. I expected much better from a luxury brand dealership. Luxury ownership is about more than selling cars - it's about standing behind customers. Unfortunately, that wasn't my experience with Land Rover White Plains.

The service dept here is the picture of incompetence. They've been through multiple service…read moremanagers - it's not one person. It's systemic. Appointments mean nothing - "sorry, we got busy," so your appointment is no good, never mind you just took time out of your work day to be here. Routine work takes months - at first I thought the parts were just delayed, then the guy let slip they'd had the part for over a month and forgot to call me. Then, they screwed up and installed the center console over top of the seatbelt receptacle (rendering the seatbelt unusable). That's a big deal for someone who drives young kids around. Are they going to do the right thing here? No. It's like a point of pride to leave the customer high and dry. Land Rover needs to take a hard look at this place and do what they can to correct a culture of incompetence. In the meantime, there are other dealers and service centers, and you should take your business there.

Volvo Cars White Plains

Volvo Cars White Plains

(10 reviews)

Horrible Experience - Dishonest and Rude at Volvo White Plains…read more If I could give zero stars, I would. My car was towed here because I always took my Volvo to the dealer, but this was by far the worst experience I've ever had. I originally called and was told a ballpark price of about $300 for a battery. When I finally managed to tow the car in, they sent me an outrageous estimate for $11,342 - with the battery alone at $628! They also claimed the alternator was bad and added a list of typical items like tires and brakes, but nothing major. When I tried to get clarity, I called multiple times and even texted. Helene, the service advisor, never returned my calls or texts. Completely unprofessional and rude. On top of that, they charged me $280 just for giving me the estimate--nothing was repaired, nothing was fixed. When I came with the tow truck to pick up my car, I was treated poorly yet again. And here's the worst part: when AAA came to help with the tow, their technician ran proper tests on the alternator (the dealer never showed me any test results). The alternator is perfectly fine. Exactly what I suspected--it was only the battery. The AAA technician retested multiple times and confirmed it. So Volvo White Plains tried to upsell me thousands of dollars in unnecessary work, lied about the alternator, refused to communicate, and then charged me almost $300 for the "privilege" of being scammed. In short: Dishonest, rude, and predatory. Do yourself a favor--avoid this dealership at all costs.

Thank you, Nikki from Sales. Jolene (my) car is ready for remote start…read more I absolutely love Volvo of White Plains.

Ray Catena Lexus of White Plains

Ray Catena Lexus of White Plains

(91 reviews)

Michael Barone was my salesman at this dealership and was great to work with! He was very patient…read morein showing us what our options were and he was very knowledgeable about the product. He made our buying experience less stressful as we are first-time car owners, and he made sure any uncertainties we had were put to rest. Overall he's a very friendly person that listens to you and wants the best for you. He was never pushy like some salesmen can be when selling cars or products as such which definitely made the buying experience more comfortable and relaxed. I would highly recommend him and this dealership to my friends and family! Thanks for helping me find and buy my first car at Ray Catena of White Plains, Michael!

The first time I came here for service I had a great experience with someone named Millie, so I…read morefelt pretty good about coming back. My experience the 2nd time around was not so good. I was in the area waiting for a call from my service personnel and never received one. He said he called me twice and left a voicemail and assumed that I declined whatever tire work that needed to be done. But I never got the calls and never got the voicemail. Besides that, I drove home and the next morning, my car would not start. Called AAA and they had to come jump the battery. The battery cap was open, it was clearly drained during the service and clearly jumped by the dealership, but no one communicated that to me. Given that I drive a hybrid, and it was a short distance home, I never had the chance to charge up the battery. This led to a delay in going to work the next morning. Both experiences unfortunately led to an unpleasant impression and I am not sure who to reach out to for such concerns. I feel like customers should be communicated to when their battery is drained during service knowing that it's a hybrid vehicle.

Subaru White Plains - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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