Spitzer Chevrolet Northfield

I never thought that buying a car would be so easy and fun!! Well, Matt Ingersoll of Spitzer Chevy in Northfield, made that happen! He took the time to... make us feel important. His professionalism and down to earth personality really made everything run smooth! The finance manager Tom was also awesome! What a magnificent dealership!

From sales all the way to finance they were all very great. Very nice and didn’t try to sale more things then needed very open and honest. I will be back

Jenn is the best ever! Ladies please buy your car from here if your looking for someone with honesty and integrity. I truly felt like she cared about me... as a person and not just a client. I am a customer forever as long as Jenn is there. She sets the standard!

If shopping for a Chevrolet vehicle, I would definitely recommend Spitzer and Matt Ingersoll. Very friendly staff and are ready to do what it takes to... get you in the vehicle you want.

Good sales staff that was friendly, text savy, and even shipped the car over from another Spitzer dealer so I could test drive closer to home. However,... Spitzer uses a "no haggle price" business model that made it impossible to buy the Cadillac I test drove. The price of used cars on the window is the only price they will accept. Made it impossible to even bargin for a few hundred dollars. Cash sale, 820 credit score. Next day found the same exact car with 10K less miles, a moon roof and 1 owner for 1k more. Which I negotiated down to the same price as one at Spitzer. I would NOT recommend buying used from here.

James and Ellery were very kind and helpful, without any pressure, during the buying experience. Thanks!

We went to the dealership on September 21 after receiving a mailer offering $17k for our 2012 vehicle and offering a Malibu lease for 2 years at $219/month.... Unfortunately, as the old saying goes, if something seems too good to be true it probably is. and it was, too good to be true. I've bought a lot of cars over the years, I've been buying cars for more than 25 years now. Regretfully, this was one of the worst experiences I've ever had. And I really feel stupid for falling for the post card and going into the dealership. I really should have known better. The first question i asked our sales rep, who honestly was an okay guy, was , "Is this legit?" "Absolutely!" He replied, assuring me they were transparent, the price was the price, etc., etc. After spending two hours at the dealership, 90% of which was spent by us wandering the lot or sitting in the showroom waiting for him to come back, i can honestly say the dealership is anything but transparent. the price is not the price without serious back and forth, which is NOT what our sales guy implied. All the old tricks were deployed: from "I have to go see the manager" to hanging onto my keys after the trade-in evaluation to taking us for a test drive while they were still finalizing the numbers and on and on. But probably most egregious was what i consider the blatant falsehood from the ad we received. The $17k offered was positioned as 10% over the black book value. Instead, we got an offer of $12k and a story, that, "Our car was really not a high demand car." Fine, no problem, but no explanation was offered as to how the $12k number was "10% over black book value." Again, I feel stupid for falling for it and expecting honesty when I directly asked if it was legitimate. So, for the life of me, I cannot understand why a car dealership treats its potential customers so poorly. We'd already driven a Malibu elsewhere and were comfortable with the care, explained that to the sales guy, had a supposed "offer" for a deal (granted, i knew it would vary, but it was NOTHING like what was advertised) and tried to make an efficient purchase. Nope, we slid into their standard operating procedure: wait, wait, wait, haggle, haggle, haggle, wait, wait, wait, and on and on. Folks, let your customers buy the way THEY want to buy, don't force everyone to buy the way YOU want to sell; that's the way almost every other business operates. Be flexible, be fair, be honest, treat your customers with respect. That's all I'm asking. I don't want all of your profit, I'm a capitalist, and a business guy, I get it. I just don't want to be treated so poorly. So after two hours, we finally left, without a car and with very negative feelings about this dealership.

Nice environment, great deal, fair price. I bought my first car here, all exceed my expectations.

Sam Frankina is the salesman that helped me. Him and the financing staff did a great job getting me the car I was there for. I would highly recommend shopping... here for a vehicle. Very satisfied.

This facility is the best dealership I have ever dealt with. They went out of their way to help me out when I had a problem with a used vehicle I bought... from them.