Granite Run Buick GMC

There are dealers who play games and there are dealers who try to meet your needs. No wasted time and strong effort by Jimmy and Ryan to meet our needs.

90000 check up. Timely fashion, courteous staff ,gave my vehicle a good look over and made the needed fixes

I made a deal and gave a down payment. General manager cancelled deal next day. Dealer fees were doubled compared to advertised post. I explained to him and he did not care and said he doesn’t control what Cars.com puts on their site which isn’t true. Week later I get an email fromVP Ryan Irish asking me about my experience and I sent detailed explanation to Mr Irish of my experience and that was 3 weeks ago and no response at all!

Solid place to buy service your vehicle. Thanks granite run. Best deals on sales and brake jobs. Will bring all my vehicles there when it comes time for service needs

STAY FAR AWAY! Really didn’t think car dealerships like this existed anymore. They will try to get over on you any chance they get. This dealership only cares about lining their own pockets and making as much money as possible. I understand it’s a business and everyone is entitled to make a bit of profit but they will make sure you get the worst offer possible.They presented numbers in a shady way and then when you ask for a copy they don’t let you take them with you. Every other dealership I went to gave me a nicely printed out sheet with their deal, meanwhile this one wouldn’t even let me take a picture of their offer.... probably so they could switch it up and make more money selling me the same car out of spite because I didn’t buy it right away. Absolutely will not be back EVER. I don’t recommend buying any car from this place new or used. The only care about getting that handshake to get the deal and then will stab you in the back the first chance they get.They just need to be upfront and honest with people but they clearly haven’t learned their lesson based on some previous reviews. I would give 0 stars if possible.

I saw a car that looked good, that had been for sale around 20 days, so I sent an inquiry around 930 AM on a Saturday to find out if it was still available. I was emailed right back about that specific car, telling me how nice it was, asking me if my trade in had a sunroof, etc. But not actually saying they had the car. So I emailed back about 90 minutes later with a "So that's a yes, the car is available?" And was emailed back, oh so sorry, that just sold. It is possible that a car that had been on the lot for 20 days was still unsold at 930 that AM, and did not even have anyone looking at it, and then someone just happened to swoop in and snap it up. But it seems unlikely to me. A straight yes or no email at 9:30 would have been helpful, instead of the automated runa round I got. I feel like I was being catfished, so I steered clear. Maybe you will have better luck.

We had searched high and low for the perfect used car. Drove to dealers from the Jersey shore to Burlington County to Warrington, PA. Found it at Granite Run at a GREAT price. Very easy to work with!!

I was looking for a used car for my son on a budget of $5,000 to $7,000. I found a car at Granite and submitted an inquiry through cars.com. A dealer rep (Alex) emailed me back and I asked if the car was still available. He said that it was and we confirmed that I would be there in less than an hour to look at it. I thought he would have had the car and a salesperson somewhat ready. When I walked in they were obviously not expecting me and the salesman had to look into where the car was at. He found that it was in the budget lot a few miles away but that there were people looking at it who planned to buy it. As I came to find out, those people were there prior to my emailing Alex, who apparently did NOTHING in response to my email. The salesman then drew my attention to another car (also in the budget lot) and we drove down there to see it. Upon driving it there was obviously a problem with one of the rear wheels and/or brakes. The lone employee/manager at the budget lot emphatically said that he would not fix the car and that it passed inspection which was good enough for them. Both the salesman and the manager did a considerable amount of complaining about Alex (for not even checking as to whether the car was available) as well as their own service department. The budget lot manager claimed that their service department charges them the same labor rate as a person off the street, which is why he could only offer the car in a state of disrepair. After I left I called back to speak to the manager but never heard back. Later in the day I got a canned email from Alex, who was apparently oblivious to the problems he'd created. You know a dealership has problems when instead of trying to make things right and work out a deal they are bad-mouthing each other to customers. Don't waste your time.

Don was nice, very friendly and I love my car. I would probably like to have known my payment before the papers were all ready to sign though.

While communication and replies to internet inquiries were very quick, to be told twice in one week that the same vehicle was "out for detailing" once after we were already at the dealership and once after we had a confirmed test drive appointment, is highly suspect. Go elsewhere where your time is actually valued.