507 Motorsports

Quick and easy, very nice and professional. They have a large selection of vehicles that would fit any buyer. I highly recommend them.

These guy's aren't in the business just to make a buck they really care about their customers. This is the best dealership in Washington state

Today 6/19/2018 we bought a 2008 chevy impala. Woe what a dream. Price was out of my range but with some negotiating and the patience of jason the manager... and Robert the sales guru they helped my family buy a car in my price range and a dream car. Go to them. They won't steer you wrong and will work with you for anything.!! They have nice used vehicles.!!!

I'll give it this, the place was clean and the people were not horrible when speaking to them, but that's about all I can say. Check engine light came... on in the car after I bought it (I had test driven it), mechanic said he believed it had been reset to give appearance of being fine. I wanted to get the license plates for myself and found out when I got to the office that the title had been done COMPLETELY WRONG. They were saying the dealer did it wrong when taking it over from previous owners, so I would have to track down the previous owners who had sold it months ago or I could go through an insurance company costing me and additional $100, not to mention the money I shelled out at the mechanics. DO NOT GO HERE. It will be 18 months before I can actually have the title to my vehicle because they cannot fill out the paperwork that their whole business revolves around successfully.

I have been to other car lots and no one asked me if I needed help with anything, or even came out of the office after 10 minutes after me looking at one... Truck but not at 507 Motorsport made me feel like they knew me and that made my day buying my Truck from them and will do more business with them. William Patrick

Excellent Excellent Excellent!!!! This places rocks . If you need a car this is your place to go. I will be back.

I bought a used 2005 Pontiac Sunfire two weeks ago from 507 Motorsports. Before I purchased the car, I had it professionally inspected for any issues (I... paid $250 at Brown's Auto Care (nearby), to include a compression engine test - engine tests are expensive -- a regular inspection is about $100). The only issue that was found was a leaky oil seal. 507 Motorsports adjusted the price accordingly. One week later, I discovered that my windshield washer fluid dispenser wasn't working due to a huge crack in the reservoir. 507 Motorsports owner, Jason, tried to fix it for me for free with heavy duty epoxy, but there is still a small crack in it. He said that if I bring him a new water reservoir, then he'll fix it for free. I don't think that the car was sold to me with a broken reservoir (I checked it before leaving the lot, and the windshield washer fluid dispenser worked). After I bought the car, several people (snow tire installers, back-up camera installers, Brown's Auto Care - to fix the leaky oil seal) messed around near that area, and perhaps it was accidentally cracked. At any rate, I bought a car in good mechanical condition (the important stuff is working perfectly) with new tires at 507 Motorsports for a really good price, so I'm happy (I discovered that when I had my snow tires installed that my car came with new all-season tires). My recommendation is that if you are serious about buying a car at 507 Motorsports (or any used car dealership that doesn't offer a warranty/guarantee), it's best to pay $100 or so for a semi-thorough inspection at a nearby auto shop, and if something is broken, the dealership will work with you to fix it before you buy it because they want happy customers. Otherwise, go to a place that sells certified, warrantied pre-owned vehicles (you will be paying much, much more for the car than a measly $100 inspection) and buy your car there.

They were very unhelpful, but weren't rude. I wouldn't go back to them