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Atlanta car dealer recommendation
- Thread starter Macky
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I was treated well at Cary Paul Honda in Snellville a few years ago.
Bought my son a used car for college commuting last March.
It was brutal. I think things have eased up some.
Mazda makes an economical fun car to drive. Mazda of Roswell treated us fine.
It was brutal. I think things have eased up some.
Mazda makes an economical fun car to drive. Mazda of Roswell treated us fine.
I have bought my last 2 cars at the Toyota dealer in Athens.
Jim Ellis Hyundai
You can rest assured that they are all perfectly will to stick it up your a$$ as far as possible. Do your research on Edmunds, KBB, NADA and be willing to walk away from a bad deal and you will prevail. Last time I traded I got a written offer from Carvana first and that made them increase the trade offer by over $1,000.
Hayward Allen Toyota in Athens. Bought my last 2 cars there. I knew what I wanted and just shopped price at all the dealers within 50 miles or so. Saved about $500 right off the top getting away from metro Atlanta. I live in Winder so Athens was only 30 minutes away. They fixed a transmission issue under warranty with NO PROBLEMS.
I was in the market for a new car. Everybody has heard the horror stories about car dealers and the closing and finance etc.
I had done my research and made my wife test drive 6 different vehicles for a week each. (Turo) I was in the market for a Hyundai Santa Fe hybrid. I tried using Costco's auto buying program but this car was ‘not a available’ under that program. But they could sell me one for MSRP +4k.
Long story short. All the dealers in this area wanted MSRP +4-6k and I had to wait.
I used the Hyundai vehicle finder and ended up buying from a dealer in Cookeville TN at MSRP. I sent a $1,000 deposit and was given an approximate delivery date. I added the words in as delivered condition with zero dealer add ons to the contract they sent me.
I got a call and dragged a car trailer up and back (200 each way) to save $4.000.
Explore your options and don’t be afraid to go out of state. My closing (my first) was a breeze. They offered a series of options. I declined everything except the extended warranty.
