G Motors

I signed for a 2018 transit connect. Most banks refused to give me a loan. They found a bank that said yes for $385 a month. Progressive gave a 179$ a month insurance. Total came to 564$. The car drives like a luxury car with nice space in it. I made it a camper. Price is reasonable. Car runs well. Back light was out. The mechanic there fixed it right away when I brought it in. They did a great job. I give them 4 stars.

Only one way to say it, this car dealer sucks. They are scammers, they lie . They will raise the price from the advertisement that got you there . Check out the picture of the vehicle summary they gave me. Stay away or you will get scammed big time. Compare with a different dealer and you will see for yourself

Would take stars away if i could but… First let’s say i live 2 hours from motors, i found the car on line and travelled to them to buy it, BIG MISTAKE. When i pulled away the hood lifted up as i was on the highway bringing the car home.Went there and bought a 2016 Ford Explore. A week later it didn’t start. I called they said bring it back changed a fuse and said they were contractually done. Got back to my area and the car cut off they said they were sending a tow and they left me stranded cuz it never came!! Car would not start. I got it taken to a Ford Dealership they discovered the car needed a PCM, BCM, there was mud in the car, it needed a fuel pump liquid damage in the car. G motors sold me a flood vehicle. The car is still immobile. I called them and John made it seem as if it was my fault, as if i was asking him to fix what Ford had done, when Ford are doing what they can with a flood vehicle. The car has had $4000 in work done $400 in diagnosis and still disabled. I paid Gmotors $6000 cash for the car. It’s sad ppl scam u and don’t try to fix the problem. I have receipts and evidence of all encounters with them. G MOTORS is TERRIBLE business.

Deceptive practice is the business model. This review is of the location in Waterford, NJ. Be sure to check your sales contract for 1) change in vehicle pricing. 1k was added to the advertised price. 2) give the sales person in writing the amount of your down payment to give to the finance guy. A verbal amount to the salesman which was a higher than what he relayed to the finance guy. Once discovered, an additional call and the redoing the contract to included the correct down payment and monthly payment amount was required. 3) the addition of a warranty. It is made to seem like the warranty is covered in cost by the dealer with the wording 'it comes with a warranty' (it's not; it added to the price) The warranty only covers cosmetic damages to the vehicle, not the mechanics like the engine, turbo, etc and will significantly increase the amount financed and taxes as the warranty is expensive for what is covered. 4) Ensure the approval letter be given to the finance guy. Even after presenting a pre approval letter, finance made additional inquiries with other lenders without my permission. Once discovered, it was determined the salesman never informed finance of the pre approval. 5) Have the vehicle throughly inspected by a mechanic not employed by the dealership if you're expecting not to have to put money into the vehicle immediately. The lie they will tell you is their mechanic did a thorough inspection when in fact, at least in this case, that was not true. Luckily, extensive research on the potential repairs needed for the year, make, and model of vehicle purchased was done beforehand, so repairs were expected. After discovering the issues outlined above, contacting the dealership and not getting a reply, a letter was written with the promise to report them to the state, an acceptable compromise was reached.

Stay away from these jokers…test drove an ATS-needed a headlight bulb and tires. Salesman said the car wouldn’t be discounted, plus a 3k “cost of doing business fee”, then the xxxxxxxx ran my credit without my ok..

Five-star service from Brittany Cunningham! Brittany took care of my tag and plate registration efficiently. Professional, friendly, and followed through on everything she promised. Great experience!

xxxx bags! Stole a deposit for a truck the couldn’t get fixed! Cars are all damaged from floods from the south! Beware.

I bought a 2019 Ford Edge for $15,000 and it is riddled with electrical problems, especially the tailgate which will not open but light on dash board says it’s open. I bought this car yesterday and discovered this driving it home less than 20 minutes after sale. Jarrod had trouble with tailgate when he showed me the vehicle but said it was because he didn’t work the key fop the right way. Stupid me I believed him. I want this fixed I was told by Jarrod I had a 60 day warranty. I hope this can be handled without conflict

They sold me a car and told me nothing was wrong with vehicle but in less than 5 months the engine needed to be replaced. Call them to notify them and was told there is nothing they can do but I can buy an engine and pay them to install. STAY AWAY THEY ARE A SCAM

Would NOT recommend this dealership. This is a consignment dealership that posts low online prices just to bait you in. I came ready to buy a cash car listed at $5,900, but once I got there, they added $2,999 to the price plus an $800 dealer fee. When I questioned the sudden jump, they told me, “This is what new dealerships are doing to drive more business.”To make matters worse, the car needed a battery and brakes, and the photos online completely misrepresented the car’s true condition. The paint was faded on the roof, the body was scratched up, and it looked nothing like the pictures. They also don’t own most of the cars they sell they’re a third-party consignment dealer that makes money through fees and markups.They move like snakes. Don’t waste your time. Very misleading, very unprofessional.