Not trustworthy! Avoid at all cost. Before the ink was dry as I was half an hour down the road all…read morethe check engine lights appeared on. I'm sure the codes were cleared momentarily to manipulate the sale. At the time of the sale, I purchased the extended warranty and Next Step was pushy about their shop doing the repairs. The car was with them for months often on because the repairs were so poorly done. The Audi dealership said upon the initial inspection after I purchased the vehicle, reported the repairs would exceed the value of the car, keep in mind this was shortly after the purchase because the check engine lights were on. The car was inspected by 2 independent mechanics after Next Steps "New Engine" installment and the overwhelming report is that the NEXT STEP should never touch a vehicle again. Bolts were missing parts were put in the wrong place, hoses weren't connected properly. The list goes on and on it was about a 10 page detailed report from each in evaluator. The independent mechanics were disgusted that NEXT STEP would take advantage of a customer because Audi prides itself on brand loyalty rather than making a quick slimy sale. Don't walk away from this place, RUN. It's more like NEXT "MISTAKE" rather than NEXT STEP.

I purchased a 2016 Mercedes' from this dealer with 59k miles. The only maintenance performed was an…read moreoil change per my request before I bought the vehicle and had it shipped to Maryland. Once in Maryland I had to change the tires as they were bald and Matt refused to replace them before purchase. Then I had the car inspected at the local Mercedes' dealer and it had a major oil leak that had to be repaired in addition to all the maintenance required at 60k miles. Next step Auto Sales does not service their vehicles before selling them. Their goal is to stick you with maintenance costs and not take any liability for the condition of their cars before selling them. The Mercedes' dealer quoted 4K worth of maintenance required after inspection. I purchased the car for 27k. Steve the dealer owner denied the oil leak even though Mercedes' listed this issue on their inspection report. Steve also refused to honor the dealer warranty that came with the vehicle purchase which includes the engine and was quoted for 90 days / 3000 miles. I would not recommend buying a car from this shade tree dealer. Customer satisfaction is not on their radar at all! They just want to get your money and leave you stuck with a poorly maintained vehicle. Very sad. Below are pictures of the air filter and cabin air filter of the Mercedes' that they claimed to have serviced before the sale. Laughable to say the least. These guys should change their dealer name to "3 steps back auto sales"! If it was not for them having the particular car I wanted with the options I was looking for I would not even have bought a car from a non factory sponsored dealer like this one. Not hard to see the difference in customer service and the vehicle condition when using a low budget shady dealer such as this one. Stay away!

These guys came to get me fast, were super professional, and were affordable. Really appreciate the…read morehelp!

Friendly and very quick service. Very cheap for a flatbed truck too which was needed.read more

It's a Pull Apart. . . You go to their lot, find a similar vehicle to what you're looking for and…read moreharvest the part of its there. Fortunately for me, they had about eight vans that were comparable to the van I was working on. The process was easy. I had checked online so I knew they had four vans on site that were matches. Knowing what you are looking for is a big help. The rows are pretty well indicated on the outside of the sections. Each vehicle has its own label to identify model & year. The counter staff was helpful. The check out was great. I paid about forty times less for my part than to get an OEM replacement. The vehicles are spaced well enough apart to easily work on them. You need to bring your own tools, but I feel that's common sense. If you're coming to find a part to harvest, you best bring your gear, otherwise got to an auto parts store. Overall, it was a good experience, especially for a first timer. Thank you all for your help, and for the off duty police office who was there to keep us safe.

Kemi, at the Brookpark location on W.130th. She is Awesome…read more When I say that she was totally helpful. It was my first time there. It felt like I was amongst family. The place was real professional. The staff was so helpful. I even met a few interesting people there, too. So , the overall experience was Great Thanks again for helping out, Kemi

I dealt with Hans "Pete" ...apparently he is a top salesman and I can see why!!! He knows the…read morebusiness and was straight forward! My type of guy! I had brought a friend along that day and when we left that day my friend said he was gonna use Pete for his next purchase. I also want to mention the finanical manager Chuck Green was awesome as well!! Great experience for me! Kerry Turner Lakewood

I'd give a solid 2.5 stars…read more I went to AutoNation in Westlake because I had a sedan and wanted to upsize to a full-size pickup truck. After a couple weeks of looking, I found one that fit my budget, needs, and powertrain preference. I went in on a Saturday and talked to a wonderful member of the sales team, Denise. My experience here was a mix of equally negative and positive things. Denise was extremely helpful and helped me explore the options between buying new and used and I genuinely didn't feel like she pressured me into anything. I ended up deciding on a used F-150 which I later found out was previously a fleet vehicle. This did not bother me much since I have bought fleet vehicles before and never had issues with them (knocking on wood!). This truck had a cracked side view mirror housing, the rear two tires were bald, and the GPS and infotainment screen had connectivity issues. I owed just about exactly what KBB trade value was on my car, yet they initially offered me about $5,000 under for trade-in. After going back and forth we settled on full KBB value minus the cost to repair the windshield as it had a crack. Here's the crappy part-- during negotiation I politely declined every single add-on that they try to get you with. I didn't want paint protection, didn't want theft protection... typical run of the mill stealership bogus. When I got further into signing paperwork, I got tacked a $700 "paint protection" package that they said they put on all their vehicles dating back 3 model years or newer. I politely declined once again but I was told this had to be part of the deal as it was already applied to the vehicle. I asked if it was some kind of ceramic coating, to which the sales manager replied "we legally can't call it that." I stated once again that I didn't want it, and he said that it was actually part of the price of the car but that they couldn't list it as the price that you pay on their website. I responded with "that sounds like b*llshit to steal money from people." The manager instantly shifted his attitude from positive to flat. I was too far in to signing the financing paperwork to be bothered with this issue--which is exactly what they want from people. I scheduled an appointment later in the week to get everything taken care of that they promised they'd replace. They replaced the two rear tires, as well as the side view mirror. The GPS/infotainment was a different story. They told me I had to call Ford to fix some kind of "fleet block" that the truck had on it. While the truck was in service, I called the proper FordPass hotline and jumped through a couple hoops and then finally spoke to a TAC technician. They said this was the dealer's job and there was nothing they could do remotely but assist the service tech through the process. To make a long story short, service later found out that the telematics control unit needed to be replaced and reprogrammed, and refused to do it asking me for $1100 out of pocket. I now have a 2024 truck with a broken GPS, no FordPass connectivity, no Wi-Fi capability, and a clock that isn't in sync. This is something they promised me they'd fix, but since it wasn't written on a we-owe they're sending me on their way and not doing anything about it. Am I happy? Absolutely not. I spent a good chunk of change on a truck that was advertised one way and ended with an impaired part of the ownership experience--one that is arguably the part that you interact with the most on a car. Would I come back to this dealership? HECK no. I wouldn't even be coming back for their service department. Did I mention they kept the truck from Thursday all the way until the next week on Tuesday, without giving me any kind of updates or a loaner vehicle? The only updates I ever got happened when I called and harassed them. Overall I'd say it was a typical dealership experience, with an extra $1,100 I have to spend if I want my infotainment to work correctly because they lied about their willingness to fix something to make a quick sale, and blatantly gaslit me saying "we said we'd take a look at it, not fix it."

Called for a tow and they came quickly! Very fair pricing and great customer service. I've had a…read morefew cars towed in the past but AV towing is the only company that the driver gives free hugs! These other companies skip the hug which honestly why even go with them then. AV for all your towing and hugging needs!

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HORRIBLE! Stay away from this dealership! I live in California and never in my life have I…read moreexperienced this type of customer service. Got approved for a loan on a 60k car which was for the GTR, ok great. Come to find out the car was in a pending sale. If I knew it was in a pending sale I would've never ran my credit. 3 days later no phone call or email very poor communication. I don't see the problem here I got approved for the loan I'm downing 10k I honestly don't get it you have a serious buyer that's from California that didn't even look at the car and is still Willing to buy it and ship it at my expense, but I guess the sale associate I believe her Name was akira still wanted to go fishing. imo if I was a sale associate If your trying to sell A car sell it don't beat around the bush. This would never happen in California I promise you that. And if I could give them zero stars I would.

I've never written a review for anything other than restaurants on Yelp, but felt compelled to do…read moreso after buying a Nissan Sentra from Airport Nissan. My daughter just started a new job at the Ohio State Med Center and was walking to the hospital from her student housing. Some parts of the walk can be a bit sketchy and the Mrs. became very concerned about her safety. Buying a car was an easy decision, but which one became the challenge. Typically, we buy Hondas. But my experience at Sunnyside Honda has been poor to say the least, so we gave Airport Nissan a try. Matt Paradis greeted me when we walked in the door and patiently listened to what we needed. The exact model and color were at an off-site storage lot, so while we were waiting, he let us test drive a car off the showroom floor. By the time we got back from our drive, the two colors we were interested were in the lot and we sat down to make the deal. He did the usual 'Fargo' check with his sales manager and came back with a price that seemed a bit higher than my Internet research indicated. We came to a middle ground and shook on the deal. While waiting for the finance guy to write up the paperwork, Mr. Bernie Moreno, the owner of the dealership and Collection Auto Group, came by to say hello (mind you, this was a Saturday morning). Bernie seems like a great guy and you can see why his people want to work for him. The most dreaded part of the sales process for me is the finance guy...trying to push you into extended warranties, road service and rust proofing. However, Butch did a great job. He knew I wanted to get on my way, but I got intrigued with his story...former police officer, left the force so his young son would always have a daddy to come home to, worked for a competitor for a couple of years, where the owner treats his employees like they are used car buyers, and found a guy in Mr. Moreno he could trust. More importantly, he didn't try to push any other deal on me. The price I was told by Matt Paradise was the price on the contract. Within 15 minutes I was out of his office and my daughter was driving home in her new car. Not sure I've ever seen her happier! I would highly recommend Airport Nissan to anyone needing a new car.