Cars.com

Reached out to cars.com regarding a listing they have. Advised them that the price they have listed is $10k lower than the dealership. MEGAN, told me that sometimes there are errors and that I would need to contact the dealer for correct pricing, HOWEVER never said cars.com would address the issue with the dealership and have it corrected. Seems a little strange that they would allow wrong information to sit on their site. Bad business practice!

Although I am not ready to purchase the vehicle I would like, I decided to start looking ahead of time so that I could have time to look at my many options. She knew from the beginning that at this time I was just browsing, and unlike most she still chose to help. Dianna has spoken with me numerous times and has helped explain the entire process. She has taken the time to answer all of my questions. Even so much as helping me compare ones I liked most. As well as speaking with me about how I should go about deciding who to apply for financing through. Her kindness and willingness to help has changed my perspective when it comes to car shopping. She has been absolutely amazing and has definitely been a nice breath of fresh air throughout all of this. When the time comes, and I am ready to make my purchase, I refuse to let anyone else sell me a car but her. Thank you so much Dianna for all of your help and guidance the last couple of weeks! I'll be sure to send anyone I know your way!

I had a great experience buying my car from Seasell Auto in Wilmington, NC. This dealership is top notch. Blake went above and beyond showing me all of my options, and he made sure that I ended up with the SUV that I was most comfortable with. There was no hassle, pressure, or slick sale gimmicks. I felt peace of mind driving off the lot, and I will most definitely be back. I highly recommend this dealership to my friends, family, and any other potential buyers. They are outstanding!

I submitted a free ad to sell my car on cars.com, it went into review. Ten days went by and nothing changed so I sent an email. I received an email back asking me to call an 800 number. I called and was placed on hold for 25 minutes then a representative came on the line and asked to hold( another 30 minutes) then she proceeded to ask a lot of questions which I answered then she proceeded to tell me that she wants a copy of the title because I was flagged. I asked her why and she would not offer an explanation. So I asked to speak with a supervisor who basically told me that I dont have to use their free service if I dont want to. I asked him for an explanation and he would not offer one.

I just bought a 2011 Lexus RX350 from C. Pizzano Auto Sales in Wyoming, PA (near Wilkes Barre), Everything about the experience was positive, from first telephone contact to picking up the car. I had a 6 hour total drive to buy the car. It was worth it. Jeff Pizzano's description of the car on the phone ("there is small ding on driver's door." "It's like new,") was completely accurate. Price very fair. I will be recommending this dealership to my friends, even though it is 130 miles from where I live.

Inconsistence in their search engine and my biggest complain is that you will see cars from "CARAVANA" online dealer popping everywhere like they're pushing you to see their website to only find out that none of the cars advertised by this overpriced company is available, so they are using the little click-bite trick. There is other better choices to search for your new or used vehicle. I'm not using cars.com

I have a dealership on hillside ave, jamaica ny, when i started cars.com we got few leads after that we got leads from mostly out of state and if its from ny noone responds, and even if they respond they have questions like i want a test drive.
Cars.com makes fun of car dealerships by sending false leads.
I had a customer from cars.com who came and filled the vehicle with his family and forced for a test drive, when i asked whats the next step he said i just came for a test drive.
Cars.com needs to stop mocking dealerships with false leads.
I dont want to even give them one star.

Minivan 2017 Pacifica offered at $ 18.999 - with so many discounts and requirements -nobody can or will meet requirements.
BS in every asked questions - stay away and - walk away. Buying new car in present time is a... gimmicks. SO many incentives but you can't apply incentives. My suggestion to all automakers - Ford GM Chrysler-Fiat, Toyota, Honda. Deal directly with public - not with dealers - you will sell more vehicle w/out dummy incentives and dummy dealers. I will never purchase new car again - period.
All dealers - get lost and gone with the wind.
Mark

I was interested in possibly buying a discontinued 2019 Chevy Volt. Cars.com had one listed at about $36K, but it also suggested there may be additional fees. Okay, I can get that. I was trying to make a purchase before Apr 1 deadline for a $7,500 tax credit.

No quote from my query. They wrote and asked if I was interested. I replied that was was first seeking a quote for a straight cash deal.

"Taking the route of no trade and no finance would put you at $42,558.81," M. R., Sir Walter Chevrolet.

$42,558.81! Yikes, I'm definitely NOT interested. Quite a difference from the cars.com $35,820.

I don't know if this reflects a kind of bait and switch of dealers on Cars.com or of this dealership, but I'm happy I did not proceed to attempt to make a purchase.

PW