Bestautobuy LLC

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Great and honest service. Chris was very prepared to discuss items that required service immediately and items that needed attention soon. We felt very comfortable with his evaluation and timeline to complete the repairs. Chris offered the best customer service and he kept us informed during the repairs. We will recommend and use Chris’s services in the future for both buying a car or repairs. Thank you, Chris.

from the moment we contacted the dealership via internet, they immediately returned my call, and nick was very professional and honest. I would recommend nick and bestautobuy to anyone and I will return to purchase another car from them

we purchased a car 3 month ago. very happy we recommend personnel is easy to work very friendly good experience

Please for the love of God do not let yourself be bamboozled into thinking you can received a safe reliable vehicle from this lot. I traded in a 07 Mustang Convertible under a warranty until 120K miles that I still owed $3400. I was looking to trade even up for a car with no payments. I first chose a 99 Suburban. The first week of driving the vehicle the check engine light came on for all three o2 sensors. I then looked under the vehicle and noticed there was oil leaking from the oil pan gasket and front and rear differentials. They also said they would fix the door handles that 4 out of the 5 where loose or damaged. They never did. The door latch on the drivers side door malfunctioned and the door would not shut. There was an issue with one of the pulleys making a squealing noise and the salesman told me that was normal. My mechanic later told me it would be a $450 repair. He also said the leaking oil would cost another $1000 or more to fix. The o2 sensors would be $300. The door latch and door handles another $400. I then asked the dealership if I they could take the SUV back an give me a different vehicle and they obliged. I then received a 01 Mercury Grand Marquis. Again the check engine light came on a week after driving it for the catalytic converters. I replaced both sides with the repairs costing $800. The A/C was blowing luke warm even though the website said it was blowing ice cold. I asked them to correct the issue before driving it off the lot and they said the issue was because they compressor was a cheap aftermarket part. I took it to my mechanic and cleared out the lines and added a sealer and reset the fuse and the A/C worked properly. Another $100. The tires they original had on the car were all dry rotted from the heat and lack of driving. I spent another $400 on replacements. Now the front suspension is making a bad creaking noise over bumps and makes a loud noise when I make u-turns. My mechanic said it would be the control arms or the ball joints. Just the control arms are going to cost another $800 to replace. I've asked them to take there car back and give me my old car back and let me make in house payments on the $3400 they paid to pay of the original loan and they have said they can not help me.

PLEASE GO SOME WHERE ELSE JUST BOUT A KIA RIO A MONTH AGO ENGINE LIGHT ON CLUTCH GOING I PAID $2700 cash

I was in Las Vegas this past weekend to buy my brother a good (cheap) used car. This place had many on their website.

Good News: the personnel don't misrepresent the condition of the car -- they just don't know it...or so they say.

Bad News: Couldn't find one car under $3000 that didn't appear to have mechanical issues. Finally took one car to an independent mechanic and after just 10 minutes he stopped the inspection and said he had found over $2000 worth of needed repairs...serious repairs. He didn't even charge us for the inspection because he felt bad the car was in such poor shape (yea! Goodyear!)

It appears they get many of their cars at auction and after being at a dealership where they told me they send the cars that need major repairs to auction instead of keeping them themselves....well...I'd be very cautious getting a car under $5000 at any used car lot.