Auto Hub

I drove 3.5 hours from MD to NJ to buy a car, and when I got there they added $7500 of misc fees, not including the sales tax and registration. They knew exactly what they were doing by baiting us in and adding these outrageous fees. Avoid this dealership, due to their sale tactics and ethics. I told them finally, I would gladly pay $10K more to an honest dealership or person than to deal with this group ever again.

Fidelix Enyiorji helped me purchase my new truck. What an awesome young man. He was courteous, friendly, and very helpful. Stop by Auto Hub and ask for Fidelix.

Made an appointment & came out to see the car I inquired about. Upon arrival, I was told the car was sold. Waste of my time and gas. Save yourself the aggravation and look elsewhere.

I shared a bad experience with the Auto Hub North New Brunswick NJ Dealer. I was making and in the process of buying a car with the Amex Auto Purchasing program. The manager approved to use Amex card purchase, but they need me to put a downpayment of $2,500 + 3%( Credit Charge) total of $ 2,575 on Tuesday, to guarantee I won't change my mind. Give me a receipt to hold on to the car, and I will pay the whole amount when I pick it up with My Amex card on Saturday. When I came to pick up the car, the salesperson said the car had already been sold. We have another vehicle below one year for your choice. I don't know if this is a professional deal or with customers? Or you don't want to accept cash, credit, or need me to do a lease to get more money or commission; I don't know, actually, Then lied by saying it wasn't put into the system and sold to someone else. Dishonesty isn't professional. The day before, I sent an email to the manager asking when I could pick up the car, but there was no feedback. The salesperson still asked me for a car insurance policy to send him back. Why don't you tell me? The day before, I wanted to waste my time with you. I chose your dealer because of a good review, but it really hurt my feeling to do business with a dealer in the future!.

I shared a bad experience with the Auto Hub North New Brunswick NJ Dealer. I was making and in the process of buying a car with the Amex Auto Purchasing program. The manager approved to use Amex card purchase, but they need me to put a downpayment of $2,500 + 3%( Credit Charge) total of $ 2,575 on Tuesday, to guarantee I won't change my mind. Give me a receipt to hold on to the car, and I will pay the whole amount when I pick it up with My Amex card on Saturday. When I came to pick up the car, the salesperson said the car had already been sold. We have another vehicle below one year for your choice. I don't know if this is a professional deal or with customers? Or you don't want to accept cash, credit, or need me to do a lease to get more money or commission; I don't know, actually, Then lied by saying it wasn't put into the system and sold to someone else. Dishonesty isn't professional. The day before, I sent an email to the manager asking when I could pick up the car, but there was no feedback. The salesperson still asked me for a car insurance policy to send him back. Why don't you tell me? The day before, I wanted to waste my time with you. I chose your dealer because of a good review, but it really hurt my feeling to do business with a dealer in the future!.

They force you to buy 3000 dollars in dealer add ons. This is fraudulent and illegal. Avoid this dealership at all costs. Most rude salesmen I've ever dealt with in my life.

Their listed price is not the price. They want thousands about for their services (not optional). Look and see others who had the same experience. Cars.com should remove them from their listings. It is not a good reflection on them. Run away

The dealership folks got me scheduled for appointment and when reaching there tells me that the car is already sold a day ago. On asking that you should have at least let me know that you have already sold the car the folks are like plain sorry with a sick face. Seems overworked. On asking can you tell me what is in your inventory, the desk folks tells me to make another appointment for it. Never buying from them.

This is not a dealer but a wholesaler. Asking price excludes necessary $3700 - $4500 in dealer fees for not being a dealership. This was misleading to a typical car buyer.

I was here for few hours and we got a deal, but while they start to do the paperwork they said the car is mine, guess what? Someone came up and bought the car, (better deal for the dealer) and then they just came and tell me that the car got sold, what a ridiculous person (the manager) that can not keep up with his words, came on, you got be a man.