Bayside Auto Sales

No one said I was approved for a loan or not so I didn't even go to Bayside to check out the car I was interested in.

Horrible experience! Paid way too much for a truck I've had to pay thousands bringing up to par for things they should've done before selling. The entire truck was "band-aided" which they were well aware of. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else.

Unfortunately, my car was totaled and I was able to find a very nice Toyota RAV4, that I’ve always wanted! Matthew was absolutely amazing. He was very welcoming and didn’t push any aspect of the deal on me whatsoever. He was extremely patient and very easy to work with. He made my buying experience extremely easy and fun which was a blessing because of all the stress I was feeling over my situation.

Do not trust Bayside they will lie to your face. Bought a 2014 Chevy Cruze and was told after the engine light popped on a week later that they likely disabled it. Little did I know this would be the first of many issues I have been having with my car.

I had a good overall experience all the times I've been there, I was helped out by this nice gentleman named Joe. He helped with me purchasing a car and he also helped with my licenses plate and any questions I had he was able to answer.

led in thinking they had the vehicle I was looking for. It was a scam. They never had it to begin with and upon arrival they immediately tried to sell me a different vehicle.

Best experience at a car dealership I have ever had. Told Manny (might be spelled wrong) what I could afford as far as payments, and he made it happen. No pressure, nobody approached me when I got out of my car and the loan department was so friendly and really went above and beyond to make it happen for me. I love the experience and would go back if I ever needed another car!

I wanted to be happy with my experience buying a car from Bayside. Initially, I was, even though there wasn't really any wiggle room on price (Thanks to low car inventory) it was overall pleasant and I left thinking I made a good deal and had a great used car to adventure in. Fast forward 4 months I took the car in due to some water leaks in the back windows and an oil change. Sounds like the water leak was a problem for a while and was hidden from me, the vehicle has MAJOR oil leaks that definitely started prior to my ownership, and the AC was MISSING parts and has to basically be rebuilt. After fixing my windows and getting diagnostics for everything else ($900 right there) I'm looking at $3,000 MORE in repairs (this is not including needing to replace the timing belt, that cost me $2100) Considering the dealership had their own mechanic look at and work on the car prior to me buying, there is no way the oil leak and missing AC parts were not known about. Ethically, this information should be disclosed to buyers! Legally, the condition of the car was misrepresented and these people were not honest with me. I would not have purchased this vehicle had I known the extensive amount of work that needed to be done. I feel completely scammed and I will be moving forward with complaints with the BBB and attorney general's office. So far I have spent $3,000 repairing windows and the timing belt, I still have $3,000 left to rebuild the AC and fix the oil leaks. KBB value of my vehicle is $4,000.

Courteous not pushy. Well versed in particular in equipment manufacture of discussed vehicle and though interior design generaly ùsed in a specific application could understand my interest in owning car purchase

I just bought a car a few days ago. If you choose Bayside Auto, I highly recommend talking with Sammy Newman, she is amazing, she is the nicest car sales person I ever came across. So, if you choose Bayside, be sure to talk to Sammy, she will help you out the BEST !!!