Mercedes-Benz of Hunt Valley

The managing staff of MB Valley Motors has gone to complete garbage. Rude, incompetent, lazy. Liked my sales rep. Nice enough guy. What happened to the old staff? Won’t be buying from there any longer.

Excellent....courteous/professional service.........

I had a wonderful experience with Marshall Sanders. He and sales manager Rachel were responsive, prompt and lovely to work with--never too busy to help or answer questions--nor or too pushy. Sam was terrific in explaining the connective aspects of the car--he has a great customer first attitude. Marshall's patience, and creativity was greatly appreciated in getting through a few hurdles that came up, so terrific. Loved working with the team at Hunt Valley! My thanks to all!

Excellent service. I will definitely return for future service needs

My husband contacted the dealership inquiring about a specific vehicle. He was informed that it was ready and encouraged to have me come to test drive it. I drove the nearly hour and a half to the dealership, pre-financed papers in hand, only to be told the vehicle was being checked over prior to sale. At this point I was confused- why would it be posted on their website with a firm price if they had no idea as to the condition of the vehicle? Additionally, it was heavily hinted that others were interested in the vehicle and perhaps I should look at these other vehicles. After waiting for a manage (I did not ask for one- I had chalked it up to miscommunication), I was told the exact same thing. At this point, I felt as though MB of Hunt Valley had no respect for my time. I was correct. I gave my info and informed them that I preferred to be texted as I couldn't answer my phone during the work day. I was frustrated at the lack of organization and communication within the dealership, but decided to show grace despite the day wasted driving three hours when I had other things to do. This was a Tuesday. The car was supposed to be ready by Friday or Saturday. During that time, I received two phone calls and an email encouraging me to test drive the vehicle. Yet, when I checked, it wasn't ready. The next week, my husband contacted the dealership and was told that the vehicle was ready for a test drive. They encouraged him to schedule a test drive for 7pm that evening. He informed them that between work and doctors appointments, I could not make it that evening and the weekend would be better. So of course, I received an email confirmation of my appointment for 6pm that evening with an assurance that I would be contacted personally to confirm. I never was. A day or so later, I received another phone call. This one informed me that they were sorry, but the inspection found that the turbo was blown and the vehicle would be placed for auction. This brought me back to my earlier confusion...why price it and post it if the dealership doesn't even know the true condition of the vehicle? Later that day, I received an email telling me that the vehicle was ready and I was welcome to schedule a test drive. I sent a reply, sharing my frustration with communication gaffs and conflicting information. The response was an apology and claim that the vehicle was indeed going to be auctioned rather than sold. My husband recently checked the VIN number. The vehicle was sold- not auctioned. What I believe happened was the dealership got their stories confused because they did not connect me with my husband. He is deployed, so his communications were primarily through email. That is why one story through email and one through the phone. They were trying to keep multiple buyers on the hook. The result was more time wasted than is acceptable in my book. I was ready with financing and a down payment. Instead I was jerked around as they cast for better fish. I don't appreciate dishonesty.

My husband contacted the dealership inquiring about a specific vehicle. He was informed that it was ready and encouraged to have me come to test drive it. I drove the nearly hour and a half to the dealership, pre-financed papers in hand, only to be told the vehicle was being checked over prior to sale. At this point I was confused- why would it be posted on their website with a firm price if they had no idea as to the condition of the vehicle? Additionally, it was heavily hinted that others were interested in the vehicle and perhaps I should look at these other vehicles. After waiting for a manage (I did not ask for one- I had chalked it up to miscommunication), I was told the exact same thing. At this point, I felt as though MB of Hunt Valley had no respect for my time. I was correct. I gave my info and informed them that I preferred to be texted as I couldn't answer my phone during the work day. I was frustrated at the lack of organization and communication within the dealership, but decided to show grace despite the day wasted driving three hours when I had other things to do. This was a Tuesday. The car was supposed to be ready by Friday or Saturday. During that time, I received two phone calls and an email encouraging me to test drive the vehicle. Yet, when I checked, it wasn't ready. The next week, my husband contacted the dealership and was told that the vehicle was ready for a test drive. They encouraged him to schedule a test drive for 7pm that evening. He informed them that between work and doctors appointments, I could not make it that evening and the weekend would be better. So of course, I received an email confirmation of my appointment for 6pm that evening with an assurance that I would be contacted personally to confirm. I never was. A day or so later, I received another phone call. This one informed me that they were sorry, but the inspection found that the turbo was blown and the vehicle would be placed for auction. This brought me back to my earlier confusion...why price it and post it if the dealership doesn't even know the true condition of the vehicle? Later that day, I received an email telling me that the vehicle was ready and I was welcome to schedule a test drive. I sent a reply, sharing my frustration with communication gaffs and conflicting information. The response was an apology and claim that the vehicle was indeed going to be auctioned rather than sold. My husband recently checked the VIN number. The vehicle was sold- not auctioned. What I believe happened was the dealership got their stories confused because they did not connect me with my husband. He is deployed, so his communications were primarily through email. That is why one story through email and one through the phone. They were trying to keep multiple buyers on the hook. The result was more time wasted than is acceptable in my book. I was ready with financing and a down payment. Instead I was jerked around as they cast for better fish. I don't appreciate dishonesty.

My experience was great. Wayne is an awesome attendant

Best car buying experience ever. Team is knowledgeable and very professional. They had many options to choose from. Dealership is conveniently located and very clean.

came in for check engine light on it is back on I pick my car up on a Friday check engine came on Sunday NOT APPLICABLE $900.00

Sales consultant was very professional and provided update throughout the entire process while vehicle was in production. Additionally, he treated me with dignity and respect. I would recommend the dealer with no hesitations.