Ira Subaru of Danvers

For the most part this is a good dealership except for the sales department Service department is mostly excellent

Juan was amazing!!!! Not pushy or persistent very kind and a good listener. Made sure I was comfortable and really took his time and effort. Great buying experience everyone including sales manger and finance were awesome! Will definitely refer and buy again here! Ty so much guys !!

Professional, clean, friendly service staff. Informative staff corresponding with customer on a timely basis. Bravo!

This dealership provides very efficient and friendly service, is a very pleasant location to visit, and has always done a great job with my car.

Very good service and helpful assistance. I could discuss all of my concerns and have got detailed explanations. I am extremely satisfied with help of Yvonne Dejongh.

Yvonne helped us and was wonderful - the service was easy and the coupon was honored. The recommended services showed attention and care from the mechanics, regardless of yes or no.

Visiting this dealership in Danvers has always been a pleasant experience, from sale to service! Every person there is kind and courteous and makes me feel at home. Their waiting area is very comfortable w two TVs and cushy chairs. I enjoy the free coffee, sodas and snacks and they’re well stocked. The bathroom is spotlessly clean! Some restaurants could use some lessons from them!

This was a great experience! I was treated with respect by Chris the sales women & Jean-Pierre the Finance manager. My previous experience 7 yrs ago at IRA Toyata was horrible & the service dept as well. I LOVE the Forester Premium! The gal Katharine that I spoke with on tbe phone really listened to me. I would recommend this dealership highly !!!

Always great service, friendly, prompt and knowledgeable. The staff are terrific and keep you updated. For those waiting, the wait area is big with lots of chairs and tables. They also provide complimentary drinks and snacks.

Always great service at the Subaru dealership in Danvers. I noticed that there were only two people manning the service department and wondered if they were short staffed.