Fast, Easy and Hassle Free. Strictly about business. They'll pick up your vehicles, just show your…read moreTitles, receive payment and they'll be on their way. I love it

Hubby's vat died. We called Mr Junk Cars. They came out with cash in about 20 minutes. Top notch…read morefast svc. I highly recommend them. Wish more businesses were this responsive.

Very professional. Got a fair price for car and they came to me to pick it up. Highly recommend.read more

I had a great experience working with Emils & Dante @ Nico Buys Cars.They offered me a great price…read moreon my vehicle and they were both professional and courteous. It was a smooth hassle free experience. I would definitely use their service again and highly recommend them to others. Kingsley K.

After my frustration with AAA, despite being a "Plus" member, I decided to look at local towing. I…read morehad recently bought a car third party and needed it to be towed to my mechanic. I stumbled upon Dennis and his business online and the whole experience was fantastic. We gave him a call and he gave us a very fair and competitive price quote. Everything sounded like so great so I confirmed and he said that he'd be there in 25 minutes. I expected him to be late but he was there before 25 minutes as promised. Promises are hard to keep when you're busy but Dennis seems like a business owner that holds true to his word. Talking to him on the car ride to my mechanic, it seems that Dennis prides himself in customer service and always has a positive outlook. I work in the customer service industry myself and I was highly impressed. As a result, I personally recommend him for any roadside assistance needed. Look no further if you need someone for towing services! Support your local small business owner!

Amazing, this towing company is taking customer service to whole new level…read more My car broke down on I-495 and I was a little panicked since I was stuck in the middle of the lane and blocking the traffic. The dispatch was so nice and friendly and told me to turn my flashers on and that he is sending a driver right the way. The tow truck driver Danny arrived really fast and it took him literally 2 min to load my Volvo on his truck. On our way to the dealership Danny offered me bottle of water and made me feel really comfortable. I want to thank the driver and the dispatch for being so helpful in such a difficult situation.

Pete was amazing. Very professional and kind. I was getting rid of 2 old cars and he made the…read moretransaction so easy. I was given cash for both and was happy with the whole process. Definitely would recommend

I contacted a couple of companies via their websites over the weekend, and Cash For Junk Cars…read moreTowing (aka JP Towing) got back to me Monday morning, and took my 1980's junker a couple of days later, leaving me with $100 in hand, a bill of sale, and a roomier garage. The other company got back to me a few days after that, so, too late. I was happy to be rid of the car quickly.

No creí que fueran unos estafadores en dicho lugar hoy jueves 12 de marzo adquirí un honda accord…read morecon ellos y sabiendo que la batería no servía mantuvieron el auto encendido todo el tiempo de papeleo y cuando llegué a mi casa e intenté volver a encenderlo no funcionó tuve que ir a comprar una nueva batería. Llame a ellos y me dijeron posiblemente sea la batería hubieras tomado las garantías. Pésimo lugar

1-Star Review -- Buyer Beware Misrepresentation, Repairs,…read moreand Significant Out-of-Pocket Costs I had an extremely stressful experience purchasing a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon from Auto Buying Service. Prior to purchasing, I clearly and repeatedly stated that I did not want a used vehicle with major mechanical issues. I was assured multiple times that the vehicle was well maintained, previously owned by someone who "took great care of it," and that it only needed routine service and new tires. Within days of purchase, I took the vehicle to Mercedes-Benz of Alexandria for Service B. Their inspection revealed multiple serious mechanical issues, including a leaking rear main seal with a repair estimate of over $8,000, along with additional issues bringing the total estimated repairs to over $15,000. Although the vehicle was sold as-is, this is not buyer's remorse -- it is misrepresentation of the vehicle's condition at the time of sale. After significant back-and-forth, the dealership agreed to cover the rear main seal repair. However, I was still required to pay $2,000 out of pocket for that repair, on top of numerous serious mechanical issues such as: * Rear main seal failure * Tie rod replacement * Steering damper issues * Rear shark fin replacement * Brakes and rotors * Alignment * Additional mechanical concerns that should not surface so soon after purchase This entire process was exhausting and emotionally draining. Communication was delayed, defensive, and lacked transparency. At no point was there proactive accountability or full disclosure prior to the sale. Buying a vehicle at this price point should come with honesty and clear communication. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. I strongly recommend that potential buyers obtain an independent inspection BEFORE purchase and not rely solely on verbal assurances. This purchase turned into a financial and emotional nightmare, and I do not recommend this dealership.

Worst used car dealership in the DMV!!! Sold me a lemon vehicle! Don't purchase a toy car from this…read moreplace!!!

Here is the short of the long for those not interested in the long explanation:…read moreWe drove 4 hours from Virginia, with the intention of bringing home the gray 2015 BMW X3 (VIN 5UXWX9C57F0D56604). We took the car (against head manager Ali Nezam's advice), to the BMW of Alexandria dealership for a PPI (pre-purchase inspection); this cost to us was $349 plus tax. Ali tried to tell us how expensive it would be and tried to deter us from doing this. Ali tried to send us to BMW of Fairfax, where he bragged he had a "foreman that could see the car off the books". I passed obviously. The service advisor at BMW of Alexandria, John Mannion, who knew Ali from servicing his own M3 there, checked us in. Later, John finally called us and explained they had finished and we could come get the car. He told us there were numerous, serious issues with the vehicle and he COULD NOT RECOMMEND BUYING IT. He went on to itemize all the issues individually. John told us the car was "MECHANICALLY TOTALED". The cost to repair everything wrong was near or over $20,000!!! Here's the long: This included replacing the entire engine! John explained, "there were chunks of metal in the oil pan when we drained it". How could any 1/2 competent mechanic miss this? Ali's excuse was "they had just changed the oil and there were no indications of metal". After the BMW inspection and report, Ali doubled down to say "they inspected the oil pan and still found no metal". Hogwash. He's a charlatan and a liar. Tony, the sales rep, excused this because they "use a third party to do the inspection and oil changes so they must have missed it". Again, always a rebuttal or excuse for everything. There was "obvious water damage inside the cabin and around the battery" per John's report. The display screen had been changed out already and the WRONG screen installed, causing the pixel issues. Ali even tried to get a used screen from a junk yard to swap it for us. This was likely already done with the wrong model. John suspects the water damage is what ruined the original screen and "heads-up display" feature, which we noticed was not functioning during our test drive. There were oil splatters on the serpentine belt and tensioner. This was an indication of the engine blowing gaskets and it had been repaired with temporary fixes. They failed to replace the belt and tensioner so it was obvious to a qualified, competent mechanic what had happened. Multiple panels were missing from the undercarriage of the vehicle. There were suspension issues and the report stated "INCREASED CHANCE OF ROLL-OVER ACCIDENT". Ali was selling us this car for our 16 year old daughter. John said he did not feel the car would have even made the drive back to Virginia!! Ali sent an email with rebuttals to everything the Certified BMW dealership of Alexandria (who has no skin in the game and is UNBIASED) found in their pre-purchase inspection. He has an excuse for everything. Please feel free to call JOHN MANNION at the BWM of Alexandria dealership and discuss this with him if there's any question to my intentions. I am a physician and base my life and practice on transparency and honesty. All the negative reviews seem right in line with my own experience. Multiple people reporting they had to replace entire engines within weeks of buying from Ali. Upon arrival, Tony the sales rep met us and pulled the vehicle from a storage rack. He started it up and we noticed a ticking with the engine. He immediately Googled 2015 BMW X3 and showed us how this is common with the fuel injectors. I searched this quickly and found this to be true, UNLESS, it's something more serious! When I tried to address this with him, he dismissed the idea and was emphatic "it is normal and just the fuel injectors". Ok, so we sat in the car and I noticed some water in the back seat. I couldn't see where it had leaked in from but this was also a red flag. When I started navigating though the dash menu screen and noticed the pixels didn't line up. I brought this to Tony's attention and he stated "it must just need a software update". Again, minimizing every issue as "no big deal". When he couldn't resolve the issue he got the manager, Ali Nezam, involved. Now it really gets interesting. The slick tongued manager proceeded to also tell us how it "just needed a software update" and he "would take care of it". After waiting for an hour, disconnecting the battery, having his "mechanic" pull it into the garage and remove the display unit, he conceded it needed a new screen. I inquired, how do we know it's not the entire head unit causing the issue ($3000 repair from BMW) and he was adamant that it wasn't. He had a fast and slick rebuttal to every concern we had. I was polite with Ali and since he would never return my phone calls, I communicated through email and text. I requested he respectfully pay the $360 total we paid for the pre-purchase inspection, he declined. BUYER BEWARE!!!

The customer service was 5/5! Juan Hernandez was our sales consultant. He went above and beyond! He…read morewas patient, welcoming, and professional. By far the best sales consultant we have ever worked with! We asked a lot of questions and he was extremely knowledgeable and far from pushy. I felt comfortable and not at all rushed to make a decision. Juan is Koons Arlington's MVP!!! His support was the reason we purchased the vehicle. We would've walked away other wise. On the other hand, we give the facility 3/5. The establishment overall lacked cleanliness and when we first test drove the vehicle it was very dirty. Overall, I will return in a heart beat just for the phenomenal service. If in doubt, Juan it out!

I purchased a pre-owned vehicle from this dealership roughly 2 years ago, and the process to…read morepurchase the vehicle was tedious, yet expected. But my real issue with this dealership isn't their tedious processes - it's with their incredibly unhelpful and unprofessional staff/managers. When I purchased my pre-owned vehicle from this Koons Arlington Toyota dealership, I was given two sets of keys. Fast forward to a couple of week ago and my car was experiencing some battery/engine problems, so I brought it to a local mechanic. By the time the mechanics had gotten to my vehicle, the battery had died. The mechanics informed me that the key I had been given by the dealership was not the actual key to my car door, and that the key FOB had been programmed to my car despite the key not being a fit for my door. After fixing my car, I checked the second, spare key that this dealership gave me when I purchased the car and confirmed that both keys do not open my door. I immediately called this dealership to explain what had happened and to ask if it was common practice at their dealership to sell vehicles with mismatched car keys, and their manager was very rude and short with me over the phone. He told me "there was no way to prove that I didn't swap out or replace the keys on my own" even though I told him I still had the original tags on my spare car key ring from when I initially purchased the vehicle, and that they would not provide me with a set of replacement keys that would actually unlock the door of my vehicle that I purchased for almost $20,000 for at this dealership. Horrible customer service from top to bottom, and I will be sure to tell everyone I can that they shouldn't waste their time or money purchasing a car from a dealership that doesn't do right by their customers.