Paramount Auto Sales

Extremely awful place to buy my first car. I negotiated my mustang to 10,000 with a new top, battery and detail. Let's just say it fell through and not on my end. I even gave them a down payment off 800 and I had the full amount but he bank was closed. So they took they car off the lot and when I came back they upped the price. They knew I needed the car fir work and the mustang I wanted sold off another lot. When I came back to sign they didn't want to make the deal and had me pay 12,500. I made no fuss cause I needed the car and would be walking like I have been for 9 months. I payed the full price snd left but they scratched my car and bent my muffler along with not doing the deal we made. The worker that made the deal I work with his wife and its sad he wasn't working that day cause they had to call 2 people to verify the deal I was telling them was legit. I can pay the car off in 6 months l. My brother needed a car and my dad was going to buy the Shelby gt they had listed for about 80,000. Long story short we will never go back or refer anyone to them and if people ask where I got my car im telling them I got it from the dealship I missed out on.

They never contacted me. I'm still waiting . Make you wonder if they ever had the vehicle

Nasty! I looked at a car listed for 32k and was then told it'd be at least 40k out the door in spite of it being a cash sale and only needing a temp tag due to my registering it in another state (Florida). The nasty comment is due to the aggressive tone and language used in communications. DON'T GO!

My experience with Paramount Auto Sales has been extremely frustrating and costly. I purchased a truck on May 1, 2026, but did not receive the vehicle until May 13 because the dealership kept it to perform repairs before delivery. An emissions test was completed while the truck was still in the dealership's possession and the vehicle was delivered to me the same day. After taking possession, the check engine light came on. The dealership told me the problem was an EVAP leak and claimed they fixed it by replacing the gas cap. However, the emissions report shows the EVAP system and gas cap passed inspection. The explanation provided by the dealership did not match the information in the emissions report. Trying to resolve the issue, I spent approximately $1,100 at another repair facility replacing the oxygen sensor and performing additional repairs. The check engine light returned, and the problem remained unresolved. The dealership later contacted me and told me the truck needed emissions testing, only to later tell me that emissions had already been completed and that the request was a mistake. Throughout the process I received conflicting and changing information regarding the vehicle's condition, emissions status, and necessary repairs. The dealership currently has possession of the truck and has had it for weeks while I continue making payments on a vehicle I cannot use. Despite the fact that the issue was present when I took possession of the truck, I was told I would need to pay additional diagnostic fees and approximately $800 more for repairs. I was also informed there was no guarantee those repairs would solve the problem. I have filed complaints with both the Better Business Bureau and the Arizona Attorney General's Office because I have been unable to get the matter resolved directly with the dealership. I expected a vehicle that had been properly diagnosed and repaired before delivery. Instead, I have spent substantial money, lost the use of the vehicle, and am still dealing with the same unresolved problem. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Paramount Auto Sales. Proceed with caution and make sure any issues are thoroughly documented before taking delivery of a vehicle. Pros: Friendly when making the sale. Cons: Poor follow-up, conflicting information, unresolved mechanical issues, and ongoing repair disputes.

My experience with Paramount Auto Sales has been extremely frustrating and costly. I purchased a truck on May 1, 2026, but did not receive the vehicle until May 13 because the dealership kept it to perform repairs before delivery. An emissions test was completed while the truck was still in the dealership's possession and the vehicle was delivered to me the same day. After taking possession, the check engine light came on. The dealership told me the problem was an EVAP leak and claimed they fixed it by replacing the gas cap. However, the emissions report shows the EVAP system and gas cap passed inspection. The explanation provided by the dealership did not match the information in the emissions report. Trying to resolve the issue, I spent approximately $1,100 at another repair facility replacing the oxygen sensor and performing additional repairs. The check engine light returned, and the problem remained unresolved. The dealership later contacted me and told me the truck needed emissions testing, only to later tell me that emissions had already been completed and that the request was a mistake. Throughout the process I received conflicting and changing information regarding the vehicle's condition, emissions status, and necessary repairs. The dealership currently has possession of the truck and has had it for weeks while I continue making payments on a vehicle I cannot use. Despite the fact that the issue was present when I took possession of the truck, I was told I would need to pay additional diagnostic fees and approximately $800 more for repairs. I was also informed there was no guarantee those repairs would solve the problem. I have filed complaints with both the Better Business Bureau and the Arizona Attorney General's Office because I have been unable to get the matter resolved directly with the dealership. I expected a vehicle that had been properly diagnosed and repaired before delivery. Instead, I have spent substantial money, lost the use of the vehicle, and am still dealing with the same unresolved problem. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Paramount Auto Sales. Proceed with caution and make sure any issues are thoroughly documented before taking delivery of a vehicle. Pros: Friendly when making the sale. Cons: Poor follow-up, conflicting information, unresolved mechanical issues, and ongoing repair disputes.

I told the salesperson that emailed me that I didn't have the funds available at the moment but I would reach out when I did. Denise Franco, a manager there then sent me a really aggressive email urging me to come test drive anyway. Pressure from salesmen is one thing, but she ruined any taste I had for that dealership.

As soon as I had questions about a car they disappeared. If it isn’t an easy sale they’ll disappear. I get the sense they’re trying to scam people with bad cars. Avoid at all costs.

Great selection of European cars and great service as well. Helped me get the car I wanted exactly.

They have cars that other dealers don't. Found the S6 I was looking for and it very low miles. Financing was pretty easy too, got a pretty decent rate

Dave Winfrey is great the best salesman on the lot hands down he was very knowledgeable. Made me feel welcome like he knew me all my life