Husam was instantly responsive to our online inquiry, and was sincerely a pleasure to work with. We…read morepurchased a 2013 Range Rover Sport for a very reasonable price. This dealership has nice quality vehicles at fair prices. Their vehicles are local trades sourced from local manufacturer dealerships rather than auction vehicles (which often have a murky history). I highly recommend Armadillo, ask for Husam, he was awesome!

My husband and I had a really lovely experience working with Bill and Brian at Armadillo. We had a…read moremechanic come out and check the vehicle and gave it a good rating, Brian was very kind and made the experience pressure and hassle-free and we are loving having a gorgeous, paid off SUV!

This group is amazing. My experience with the gentleman Sean was professional He is super…read moreknowledgeable . The Owner is a sweetheart . Got me in and out quickly.

I was looking for a second car and came across an ad on Facebook marketplace. It was from Edmonds…read moreAuto Brokers. I am a very skeptical person when it comes to used car dealerships. However, I think I have found one of thee most honest and reliable dealerships in the area. I was able to get a great reliable and clean auto for a fair price. They also had the car fax available and the vehicle had been super detailed to look brand new. I should also mention how honest and personable Melvin was and how easy he made this process. Thank you again! I will return for another vehicle in the future!

I don't know how each review isn't 5 stars, because I had an unbelievable experience here and if I…read morecould give 10, they deserve it! My sister recommended this place and wow so happy she did. I have a 2002 Ford Explorer and was having issues with the shift lever not coming out of park. It was Thursday late afternoon when I called them, and they said they could squeeze me in on Friday plus offered a free loaner car while my truck was being serviced! I'm like really? I was able to go to work and 2 hours later got the call of what was wrong with it and how much it would cost. I originally figured being that it was the last day of the week and how busy they were it would be probably Monday before I'd get it back but that afternoon, I picked it up and was very grateful that it was fixed that same day. I'm a new customer!

Great work, great communication, friendly staff. Jerry is an honest mechanic that clearly cares…read moreabout the vehicles he works on. Need I say more! 5 stars!

Amazing. Waited a while to see if the car performed as well as the staff, it did and does. 53…read morempg.... Let me say that again...53 mpg. And the guys selling the cars? Outstanding in every sense. Did my homework before I arrived, these guys were 100% honest and straightforward. Just wander in and check them out. One is a former Seahawk, and cool, the other has been selling cars for 30 years and you can tell. Straight answers, full disclosure from day one. Chuck? Mr. Olson? Give these guys a raise. Buy a car, don't buy a car, spend 30 minutes at Chuck Olson Kia to see how a car dealership should be run.

The TLDR version of this review is that you should not take your car to Chuck Olson Kia unless you…read morehave no other choice. My experience with them was one of consistent incompetence and I'm not quite sure how they are still in business if they treat all customers this way. I would give them ZERO stars if that were possible. On the evening of Saturday, September 19th, my 2025 Kia EV6 with about 2600 miles on the ODO shuttered, shifted itself into neutral, and just stopped while I was driving it. The error on the screen said something to the effect of "Check Electrical System". Side note having nothing to do with Chuck Olson's horrendous service - Kia Roadside Assistance continuously said that it could not find anyone to tow me, so after about 10 minutes, I called AAA instead. When the tow truck arrived, I gave him my key fob and asked what he would do with it since the dealership was currently closed. He said that there is a dropbox for nighttime dropoffs and he would put the fob in that. When someone finally contacted me from Chuck Olson Kia on Monday afternoon at about 2:30, they informed me that they had the car, but that there was no key fob dropped off with it. That evening, I brought my spare key fob up to them and contacted AAA to tell them that the driver apparently didn't drop the fob off with the car. My Service Advisor contacted me the next day telling me that they needed the "manual" key as well, which he had not communicated previously, so I got to go up to the dealership yet again. AAA contacted me and let me know that they had dashcam footage of the tow truck driver dropping the key fob off in the dropbox at the time he dropped my car off and that they would call the dealership to let them know. Per my AAA contact, he left no less than 2 voicemails for the Service Manager and 1 for my Service Advisor to discuss the dashcam footage. No one ever returned his call and he actually DROVE TO THE DEALERSHIP to speak with the Service Manager who was "not happy to see him". Ultimately, Chuck Olson did end up ordering me a new key fob on them, but it was like pulling teeth to get them to do so. The repair itself also took forever as they couldn't figure out what was wrong with the car and had to work with someone at Kia Corporate to resolve the issue(s). This is not necessarily Chuck Olson's problem, but their lack of communication and overall competency was painful throughout the experience. To cap it all off, they texted me on Thursday, October 8th at about 10 am to let me know that my car was ready. Yes, They had my 1-year old car for almost 3 weeks. They sent an Uber for me, which was a nice touch and, when I got there, guess what? MY CAR WAS STILL NOT READY. They were still screwing around with the 12v battery and I waited around for another 15-10 minutes. In summary, do yourself a favor and do not take your car to Chuck Olson Kia for service. If, for some reason, you ever have to get your car towed here, take a photo or video of you handing the key fob to the tow truck driver. I think I may do that no matter where my car is headed in the future.

I found Elliot Bay Auto Brokers while searching Autotrader for a used EV. I found the perfect car…read moreand was able to buy it that day! The salesman (Dan) was very helpful - as it was a new (to him) model, he was very patient and looked up all the technical data I was asking about. I never felt rushed or pressured - he even suggested routes for the test drive to get the type of road conditions I wanted to experience. Dan's willingness to spend the time and effort to ensure I was happy with the vehicle before purchasing it was very much appreciated. I felt he wanted me to get a car that fit ME, not just sell me what they had on the lot. The dealership offers a LOT of post-sale services so if you want to protect your vehicle - from the paint to theft recovery - just ask! They also offer service contracts that can be tailored to your car (and budget). Some people look at the extensive offerings and their attempts to fit the service to the person and vehicle as 'sales pressure' - but I found them very reasonable and respectful in listening to my needs. I've had the car for a bit more than a week and already took it on a long day-trip around the Olympic Peninsula. Loving it!

I just bought my second car through Elliott Bay Auto Brokers, and once again Pat made the entire…read moreexperience exceptional. Before coming back here, I visited several other dealerships--and as a woman shopping for a luxury car, I unfortunately dealt with a lot of salesmen who either tried to take advantage of me or completely dismissed me. Pat was the complete opposite. He was incredibly patient, respectful, and genuinely invested in helping me find the right fit. He pulled up five different luxury cars for me to test-drive--back-to-back--never once rushing me, and did it all with a smile. At one point another customer came in who was looking at a more expensive vehicle, and even then, Pat stayed focused on me and made sure my experience stayed the priority. That meant a lot. Pat is knowledgeable, honest, and someone you can trust in an industry where that can be hard to find. If you're looking for a stress-free, transparent, and actually enjoyable car-buying experience, ask for Pat. I can't recommend him and Elliott Bay Auto Brokers enough!

There are a lot of car dealers up and down Aurora, and of the used car dealers, Lucino of Super…read moreAmerica is the only one I trust. I cannot speak for a dealership I did not do business with, but have read Yelp and Google reviews. I bought a good used car here three years ago, and outside of oil changes and a few added fluids the car has gotten me to work and back home every time. Lucino and his family hand pick every car they sell. Although they are higher priced, they are worth it, because you can count on them. And should something go wrong, Lucino is quick to offer a free fix or at worst, charge a reasonable labor fee at cost, which would be rare if it should happen-- in other words, Lu is a cherry picker, and he likes cream puffs, both of which you will find here, but at this "grocer" of cars, there are no lemons. Lucino also finances in house for those who cannot go through the banks like me, and for that I am very grateful because nobody really likes taking the bus, and often the car will get you there four to five times faster. Thanks Lu and to the whole family!

Smooth transaction, bought a solid 2005 Honda crv. Smooth transaction. Overall great experience,…read morewide variety of vehicles to choose from.

Earlier this year I bought a 2005 Dodge Ram from Silver Star…read more... Everything from a well written and ACCURATE Craigslist posting, to transparent information, to excellent customer service, they were awesome. I got to work with Nima, who was very nice, helpful, and responsive. They were not pushy, just helpful and straight up. Overall a great car buying experience! Opposite of many other car buying experiences I've had. If you're on the fence, definitely check them out! Would definitely recommend.

They have quick and professional response! Showed us many photos and videos of our car before…read morepurchasing. Quick transaction!

Really nice salesman here. Got a car they bought at auction with one previous owner. Provided the…read moreExperian report on the car without me asking for it first. Mailed the license plates to me without being asked to do so.

Public Warning: Unethical Practices at University Motorsports…read more It is with a heavy heart and a sense of responsibility to the community that I share my disheartening experience working with Darryl Gallaugher at University Motorsports. Despite being a loyal customer who has purchased multiple vehicles from him over the years, my recent employment at the dealership has revealed a side of Darryl that goes beyond the "aww shucks," "harmless little old man" routine he employs. The narrative began when I agreed to purchase a 1982 Datsun 200SX for a project car, with a down payment of $500 and a total cost of $2000. Darryl assured me that the car had no major issues and would be up and running soon. In an effort to assist his struggling business, I offered to work for him, not only to work off some of my balance but also out of genuine concern for the chaotic conditions of his shop and office. Despite my efforts to contribute positively and make him money by selling other cars on the lot, Darryl consistently refused to apply the cash payments he gave me for my work towards my outstanding balance, providing vague assurances like "we'll take care of it later" or "don't worry about that yet; we still need to get it running." However, when it came to the small commissions he offered for selling cars to customers, I insisted on at least applying that money to my owed balance, to which he reluctantly obliged. The breaking point occurred when promised repairs to the Datsun were continually delayed, and the car remained inoperable. Despite my attempts to schedule repairs, I was met with vague promises that never materialized. This led me to explore the option of finding a buyer for the Datsun who was better equipped for the project. When I informed Darryl about potential buyers willing to purchase the Datsun for up to $2500, his demeanor shifted. Suddenly, he claimed that the repairs needed were extensive, suggesting I take a different car and transfer the credit towards it. Agreeing to this, I opted to take a 1987 Chrysler LeBaron Coupe at his suggestion, a vehicle I had been helping him find a buyer for even before it was offered to me, as I am an active Chrysler LeBaron enthusiast and owner of a LeBaron convertible. However, the situation took a turn for the worse when, after agreeing to purchase the LeBaron, at his suggestion, Darryl deceitfully claimed he had no temporary license plates for multiple days and later changed his mind about selling me the car altogether. His objection was based on my intention to invest time and money into the car over the next year, enhance its value, restore its paint, and eventually sell it for a better price after I had some time to drive and enjoy it. This abrupt change in attitude revealed his greed and a complete lack of respect for our agreement and working relationship. Furthermore, his disrespectful remarks about African, Indian, and Asian customers or "those people" as he put it, coupled with a derogatory comment about potential "black" buyers for a Cadillac, or "boys coming up here that are just going to try to talk me down" were beyond the pale. This, combined with his manipulative behavior, left me with no choice but to reevaluate my association with University Motorsports. His refusal to take my payments for the Datsun and his attempt to renege on the LeBaron deal indicate a clear desire to monopolize potential profits over everything, even fair treatment of his own employees. He wanted to ensure that any hypothetical profit from these deals would go solely to him even thought every car he sells on his lot is bought for far less than $1000 and sold for $3 to $4,000 or more. This is about my employment and our dealings, I haven't mentioned the hiding of rust under spray paint, the high milage vehicles with leaky engines and transmissions filled with leak stopper products that will fail once you get home and he has your money. Buy with caution and plan for emergency because he believes "what they don't know won't hurt them." In our final conversation, he attempted to shift blame, claiming I hadn't even paid anything for the car and should have forced him to take the payments when he refused. However, it was evident that he never wanted me to pay for the Datsun because he would have had to fix it, and there was a chance I would have made a profit if I sold it and as a new car collector, I would have only sold it after I had a little fun in it and got to experience driving it, filmed and photographed it for my records. In conclusion, Darryl's actions have exposed a level of greed and manipulation that I never anticipated. I worked diligently for the dealership, only to be treated as competition rather than a valued employee. This cautionary tale serves as a warning to anyone considering employment or business dealings with University Motorsports. Exercise extreme caution and be aware of the unethical practices that may tarnish your experience with this establishment.