Auto Hub

Bought an Acura RDX there in spring. Still happy I didn’t take the option from another dealership. This one felt much better inside and didn’t have weird smells. I drive it every day now and so far absolutely no surprises.

The dealership is ordinary, without extra noise. That's fine with me. I don’t like when they immediately start talking a lot and rushing. Here I first looked at everything myself, then asked questions.

I was there with my brother, he knows cars better. We calmly opened several cars, checked the interior, tires, body. Nobody interfered with checking, I liked that.

Bought an Explorer there. The car is big, but I got used to it quickly. Tons of room for the kids in the back, turned out really convenient for the family.

Bought an X5 there last fall. Since then I’ve added solid mileage and done a couple long trips. So far the car still feels very alive, suspension stays quiet, transmission doesn’t jerk. I probably inspected ten cars on the lot back then.

Left with Audi A6 from them. It turned out to be a very quiet car on the highway. After my old Nissan, for the first few days I couldn’t understand why it was so calm inside.

Normal place if you just want to come and look at options without extra fuss. I didn’t buy right away, but the communication was direct.

Picked up a Mercedes GLE 350 from AUTO HUB in July. The car wasn’t new, so I immediately checked tires, brakes, leaks, and air suspension operation. After half a year I can say it turned out to be a solid one. Just regular maintenance and brake pads all around.

At Auto Hub it is convenient that vehicles are accessible. You do not need to wait for someone to open something. You can approach, look, sit inside, evaluate.

At first I only checked through the website. It is convenient to choose and then go. Not blindly, as it often happens.