They should go to jail for the "quality" of cars they sell. My mom took the last 4k she had in savings and went here. They chatted us up, told us their mechanic looks at all their cars and fixes them to be road ready. My mom found one she liked, test drove it, seemed good. The lights didn't work, the engine was a little loud. It's used, so there was bound to be a few things to improve, at leastitwouldreliablystart and drive. So she bought it. The next day we took it to a mechanic and he told us he didn't want to touch it. The radiator was cracked, and he could tell something was going on in the engine. Sent us to AAMCO. They said you couldn't tell anything was wrong until you drove it or put it on a lift. It will cost nearly 10k to make it safe to drive. They get their cars just road worthy enough for a test drive then leave you with a car that can die a literal day later. No recourse against them either. If you are unfortunate enough to need to go to this lot, have a mechanic with you or take it to one during the test drive. They just clean whatever they get and set them up like traps for unsuspecting prey.

⭐ 1-Star Review: Think Carefully Before Buying Here I purchased a 2011 Mazda CX-7 from Pinellas Auto Brokers Inc. on August 19, 2026, and less than two months later, I’m dealing with a serious oil leak, a red oil warning light, and a check-engine light. I paid over $3,500 for this vehicle, expecting to at least have a reasonable opportunity to drive and enjoy the car I worked hard to purchase. Instead, I’m now facing the stress and potential expense of diagnosing and repairing a major mechanical problem shortly after buying it. I mean I understand that the vehicle was sold AS-IS, and I signed the paperwork acknowledging that. However, as a customer, I am extremely disappointed with this experience. Buying a used car is a significant financial decision, especially for someone who has worked hard to save for one. My recommendation to anyone considering buying from Pinellas Auto Brokers: get an independent mechanic to inspect the vehicle before purchasing it, and make sure you understand exactly what you’re agreeing to. Don’t rely on appearances alone. I’m documenting my experience and will update this review based on how the dealership responds to my concerns. I hope other buyers take this experience into consideration before spending their hard-earned money here cause money does not grow on trees!

Excellent experience, very honest place. absolutely no sales pressure. I purchased a Dodge truck from them last November and had such good luck with it wife and I decided to come back and buy a Buick Lucerne for her. It has been 3 weeks now and the Buick is running great for the price I paid I think I had an excellent deal . I have had absolutely no problems other than a tire that we had to change but I think that is to be expected on a used vehicle. I notice that a lot of people give this place crazy bad reviews when you have every opportunity to look the vehicle over and drive it before making a purchase like we did. You have to be realistic about buying older vehicles with higher mileage that they will always be some type of little things wrong. I think the fact that all of inventory is just about priced at under $4,000 keeps it really affordable. I would recommend anyone hands down to shop here and buy a vehicle just remember it is used not brand new.

Sold me a car and were not going to say ANYTHING that was wrong with it until I discovered it. They'll have you sign a million papers saying you can't sue them if they sell you a lemon. I showed up, test drove a civic, immediately noticed the AC wasn't blowing cold. Then I noticed the radio wasn't working. Negotiated about $200 off the price for that, but you're still paying a ridiculous additional $500 for their fees. I leave, get home, go to lock the car, and notice the key doesn't even lock the doors. They never said a word about that. Then I notice all the clips in the front bumper are broken and they had just jammed it into place and prayed it stayed in until someone bought the car. I took it to a dealer to change the oil and they brought up how there's oil leaking everywhere (can't tell when the dealer uses a dirt lot.) Allegedly had a clean history, but then while disassembling the front later to do some fixing it up, I noticed a massive dent in the front bumper crash bar thingy. Wheels were insanely unbalanced. It's scummy, really. I still probably would've bought the car if they had been honest, but instead they chose to pull this. No wonder they're not on Google maps. Either they don't want the reviews showing up there, or they got reported until it got taken down.

Do not go here. Just save yourself some time. I know that the prices are good but still run away from there

These people are absolute crooks they buy cars that are drivable for maybe a couple of days and sell it to you anyway kowning its a lemon do not make the mistake i did and give these people your money it is not worth it.