Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    webuyanycar.com

    4.2 (5 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

    Services - webuyanycar.com

    Car buyers

    webuyanycar.com Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - webuyanycar.com

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration
    Photo of K S.
    0
    1
    0

    3 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    8 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    4 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    6 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    8 years ago

    Business owner information

    Photo of Jeremy H.

    Jeremy H.

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - webuyanycar.com

    You might also consider

    VIP Auto Outlet

    VIP Auto Outlet

    3.4
    (39 reviews)

    I am sharing my experience to help others make an informed decision…read more I purchased a BMW SUV from VIP Auto, and since the time of purchase, the vehicle has had ongoing mechanical issues that have significantly affected its reliability. The vehicle has spent more time being repaired than driven. I made multiple attempts to have these issues addressed through VIP Auto, but I was turned away on several occasions or unable to receive consistent support. While one member of management did assist with some repairs, the overall condition of the vehicle at the time of sale raises serious concerns. After the purchase, I was informed by BMW service professionals that the vehicle showed signs consistent with prior accident-related damage, including observations made during service. This concern was also acknowledged in follow-up discussions. This information was not disclosed to me at the time of sale, and I was not provided with a vehicle history report such as a Carfax prior to completing my purchase. Additionally, there are visible areas on the vehicle that appear to have been repainted. This would have significantly impacted my decision to proceed. I also purchased an extended warranty, which I continue to pay for; however, it was extremely difficult to find a repair facility that accepted it. By the time I located a participating mechanic, much of the coverage period had been lost. After seeking service directly through BMW, I was presented with thousands of dollars in necessary repairs. Even with partial assistance from the dealership, I still incurred significant out-of-pocket expenses, including tires and ongoing repairs. To this day, the vehicle still requires service. In addition, I was placed into a high-interest loan and attempted to contact the salesperson regarding refinancing, but I did not receive a response. Due to the repeated mechanical issues, concerns regarding undisclosed prior damage, and ongoing financial burden, I have explored my rights under New Jersey consumer protection and lemon law guidelines. This has been an extremely difficult and costly experience. I strongly encourage anyone considering a purchase to obtain an independent inspection, review all vehicle history reports, and carefully evaluate warranty and financing terms before proceeding.

    IF You want a car that runs, I suggest you do NOT buy a car from here…read more After they give you an insanely high price do NOT. Expect them to call you back if you have a problem with the car Get ready to ARGUE & FIGHT once they make the sale because they will not help you with anything

    Tesla Cherry Hill

    Tesla Cherry Hill

    3.3
    (36 reviews)

    Don't mention you serve in the military! I purchased my 2nd Tesla today. I own a Model Y and just…read morebought a Model 3 for my wife. No issues with the first place I bought my car North Jersey. This place seemed to be bothered by me being there. I was never able to get anyone on the phone and texts were answered sporadically. When we locked in our buy we were told there was the federal rebate, $1000 referral credit, ZERO sales tax, $2000 NJ rebate, and an additional $2000 rebate if I made less than $150k per year. After checking my details I was told the $1000 rebate was switched to $500 recently. When I showed here where it said $1000 she said "I don't know what to tell you". Another sales rep said "hey it actually says (UP TO) $1000 and that's only if you get a Model S. The rest are $500. They initially didn't credit the $2000 rebate because our mailing address is in VA. I am a NJ resident stationed in VA. This was not ever explained, but I was able to add it. I was then told I had to apply for the second $2000 rebate and it would take 3-5 days to complete. So my choices were to take delivery or return after this process was complete. We drove 3 1/2 hours to pick up this car. THEN I noticed $1,400 in sales tax. They then told me that a week ago it was changed from zero to 3% tax. I said I signed the paperwork before that went into place. Again I was told "I don't know what to tell you. Every comment was short and rude. I have never been treated with as much disdain for being there. I was treated this was in front of my wife and son. I love these cars, but I sincerely regret doing business with Cherry Hill (the place I call home). VERY Disappointed!

    Tesla takes some getting used to. While the pandemic's aftermath has made buying any car a gruesome…read moretale of short supply and egregious "marketplace adjustments" (eg price gouging on any make/model that you'd want in your driveway) the Tesla approach is almost reassuringly bloodless. Here's the car, here's the price and if we're in the mood we'll put you on our waiting list. And, if that disturbs you, tough... as Tesla's MSRP rises almost weekly due to the pesky dirth of the rare earth minerals we need to make batteries. You snooze, you lose. I was just curious as I have no desire to be on the bleeding edge of the first gen EV's but to a car buyer used to wrangling with the Brylcreemed reptiles who shill for the gas-powered legacy makes and hand out rebates like stale gummies, the over the top sanctimony and imperiousness of the Tesla process almost won my respect. Not enough to buy one but for some reason, I think I caught a glimpse of the future and it's not on the buyers side. No stale gummies today. Four stars.

    Kia of Cherry Hill

    Kia of Cherry Hill

    2.0
    (263 reviews)

    Took my 2021 Kia k5 gt for a starting issue and was most pleased by their…read more diagnostic services. The Tech took his time diagnosed the issue replaced the starting motor and the car works fine. Great job and I am 100% Satisfied........

    In February 2025, when my 2023 Kia had around 47,000 miles, I took it to a Kia dealership to…read morereplace the front brake pads. Since I purchased the vehicle, I had always taken it to Kia dealerships because I trusted certified Kia technicians to service my car properly. They replaced the front brake pads and I picked up my car. At first, I did not notice anything unusual, but after a few months I realized that I had to press the brake pedal almost all the way to the floor to stop the vehicle. I wanted to go to the service center right away. But I couldn't, because of school, I could not return immediately, but once summer arrived, I took the vehicle back. At that point my vehicle had around 53,000 miles and the braking issue had become serious. The car would not stop properly unless I pressed the brake pedal almost completely down. I explained my concerns to the service department and they inspected the vehicle. The employee assisting me first told me that I needed to replace the rear brakes. I responded that during my most recent oil change, which had only been a few months earlier, the dealership's own inspection report stated that my rear brakes were in very good condition. After I pointed that out, another recommendation was given. The employee named Tim then told me that I should replace the brake fluid. That was the moment I became suspicious. First I was told one thing, then something different. Later, the same employee told me that when I get into the car, I should pump the brake pedal and that the braking would improve, and that this was considered normal. While my vehicle was still under warranty, I visited another Kia dealership. However, they told me that because the brake pad replacement had not been done at their location, they would inspect the issue but would charge a diagnostic fee. I decided not to pay and left. I asked multiple people afterward and was told that if the brake fluid still looked clean and remained full, it might not actually be the issue. I continued driving the vehicle. At around 58,000 miles, my rear camera failed. I had a long discussion with the dealership about that issue as well. At first they said it was software-related, but eventually they replaced the camera. Now my vehicle has reached around 70,000 miles and the brakes have become much worse. About a week ago, during an oil change, another employee again told me that changing the brake fluid would solve the issue. But when I returned later (after three days) , I was finally told that the brake master cylinder had failed. I asked them why they did not tell me this when I originally came in at around 53,000 miles and explained that this issue was not new. The employee checked the records in the computer system and confirmed that yes, I had previously visited and that recommendations had been made. Those recommendations were exactly the ones I described above. That was the moment I felt something was wrong. My impression was that they may have already had enough information to investigate this issue more seriously earlier, but instead I was repeatedly given different recommendations while the vehicle was still under warranty. Now I am being asked to pay around $900 for the repair. At this point, I feel like I have been left carrying the cost of a problem that I reported much earlier. I feel disappointed and misled by how this situation was handled. I feel like a victim! In addition, I am preparing to take them to court. My advice to future buyers: if you are purchasing a new vehicle and want to avoid experiences like this, DON'T BUY A KIA. Its parts break down very quickly and Kia's service department doesn't seem particularly eager to fix this. I am sharing service records and photos as well. I covered the VIN number and personal information. I hope sharing my experience helps future car buyers make informed decisions

    webuyanycar.com - carbuyers - Updated June 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...