EchoPark Automotive Charlotte

Very professional, very smart salesman, and I probably will purchase my next vehicle with him.

The customer experience was beautiful explained everything with details and went over and beyond Richie made us feel very comfortable

Jamaur Baker is the best seller he’s friendly and honest with everything thank you so much

Ritchie was excellent in helping me with this purchase. Friendly, thorough, and professional. He explained the warranty terms and the various scenarios in how it could be used.

It was a quick and easy process. Did not get the car I want but got the one I beeded

By all accounts, the car we went to look at should have been the car we came home with. Unfortunately that didn't happen, largely because Echo Park couldn't get out of their own way. They are quick to remind you, time and again, that they don't negotiate price and that they are "like Carmax." While that's not a new business model, usually other places don't overlook obvious and potentially damaging issues with their cars. Overall impression of Echo Park was a general sense of laziness among the staff, lack of preparation and product knowledge, unfamiliarity with their systems and absence of hospitality. I would go into more detail but my response is limited. The car in question, a '15 Lexus RC350, seemed to check all the boxes. It had some cosmetic issues but overall, it presented well. But the car had an incredible vibration at idle (likely failed engine mounts). And because Echo Park is obstinate and unwilling to fix any issue that isn't required by state inspection, we left. Priced at $24,299, the price increased to $27,300 after taxes, tags and fees. For that extra $3k, you have the luxury of paying them to wipe their hands clean of any issues on the car, and instead letting you pay for further repairs. Our representative Vic was very pleasant, although unprepared for our scheduled appointment. Each time she left to do something, she was gone for incredibly long periods of time. I'm reluctant to dive deep into the issues because she's trying to make a living like the rest of us. But I will say she had challenges with several things while we were there. After we left, we received a call from "Jared", regurgitating the same line that the car "passed their 194-point inspection with flying colors." Comedically, he followed that up by saying they noticed a "slight vibration" and that it could use a tune up. But rest assured, IT PASSED THEIR 194-POINT INSPECTION! If that wasn't enough to bring a laugh, he said they "replaced both rear shocks and struts." Is it any wonder why people don't trust car salesmen? It's one or the other, pal! To add insult to injury, the brakes felt terrible, with the pads needing replaced soon. Since he's known to say funny things, Jared stated that while they noticed these issues, their shop foreman said "there is nothing mechanically wrong with the car" and they won't do anything further to it. Which means, YOU get to buy a broken car! In summary, I'll agree they're like Carmax, but more like a dime store version. They're a used car lot full of used car salesmen, with all that implies. They tout that their prices are cheaper than the competition but bear in mind, the issues with the car and their excessive fees may likely surpass their competitors. For us, a stroll 2 miles down the road to the Lexus dealer proved far more lucrative. They had other cars available with similar mileage for less money, and in better shape.

I had a great experience with Moe. I will recommend Moe to all my friends and family.

Dustin D’Max was very beneficial in helping us find our most recent vehicle. Definitely would recommend!

Jamaur is extremely helpful and kind. I Really appreciate him for all he has done.

Eric is easy to talk to and helpful when buying a car! He answered all of my questions and gave his honest opinion. I didn’t feel like he was trying to rush me into making a decision.