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I had a great experience they honestly did a lot to help me get Into a car I'm very happy with my 2008 Toyota Avalon thanks Mark.. You guys are awesome!!!

I purchased a vehicle here, my credit was less than desireable and they worked with me. The salesman Danny worked very hard to find the right car for my needs and Mike did everything he could to get me to my payment. I cant imagine anyone saying anything negative about this dealership, I even got a picture taken with my new vehicle which was cool. Very honest very kind and I am very thankful i went there.

Stay away they use a non licenced mechanic who only "ducks tapes" any problems. Total rip off! Anyone else who have experienced problems please contact me

Got my second car from them. They gave me a great rate on financing.

Experience cars has great cars for great prices. I got an audi a few months ago and it's still perfect.

I bought a car from them and I'm very satisfied. Very easy financing, and I would recommend giving them a try before you decide on a car

I found this place to be quite different than any other car lot I've been to. Nice cars, and easy financing and very honest salesman. I would return anyday

linda please email me at [email protected]! i had the same experience as you and would like to talk to you. - kaila



BY THE WAY.... I WILL NEVER RECOMMEND NOR EVER BUY A CAR FROM THIS COMPANY AGAIN! THIS WAS A HUGE MISTAKE!

The car I bought from Experience Cars had a serious issue with the ignition and steering wheel that made it almost impossible to start and probably dangerous to drive. In addition, in spite of the fact that they gave me an inspection sheet saying that the fluids and belts were "acceptable", the fluids were burned and the belts were cracked. The car was overpriced and they would not bargain. I have had the car repaired but I wish I had just walked away. In addition, they threatened to charge me with fraud for a $70 mistake writing the check. If I were going to defraud them, I wouldn't start by paying hundreds more than the car was worth then cheat them out of $70 of that overpayment.