BMW of Bridgewater

From the moment I walked in to Hunterdon BMW I knew they were different. I had visited both Morristown BMW and Flemington BMW yesterday before going to Hunterdon. The receptionist at Hunterdon (Becky) met m were different. I had visited both Morristown BMW and Flemington BMW yesterday before going to Hunterdon. The receptionist at Hunterdon (Becky) met me with a smile and summoned a salesperson without any hesitation. I can't say the same for the other two. The dealership is small but the experience was amazing. My Salesperson Scott Marlowe was very knowledgeable and friendly. I had already driven the car I wanted so Scott got to work on some lease payments and we had a deal put together in 15 minutes. This was the best car buying exerience I've ever had. Scott said all of their salespeople have price authority and did not need to go to a manager for approval. I was shocked! I just thought someone needed to know that buying a BMW in NJ does not need to be a hassle. Go to Hunterdon BMW and ask for Scott Marlowe. I can not comment on their service department yet but I have to believe that they are going to be just as nice to work with. More

I did not purchase my 2002 BMW 525i from Hunterdon BMW, but my wife did purchase here 325i there. We have had both cars in for repairs in the past and I have been lukewarm to their service. First, I thou but my wife did purchase here 325i there. We have had both cars in for repairs in the past and I have been lukewarm to their service. First, I thought their prices were high and, after comparing them to other local dealers (Flemington BMW and Princeton BMW) I have confirmed that they are the most expensive place to get service. This is also true for parts. Second, every time I've brought the car in for service, I get a litany of problems, most of them are either minor or seem made up. My wife needed new front brakes and Hunterdon wanted to charge over $600 for a front brake job, with rotors; Flemington wanted about $450. Needless to say, I did not take the car to Hunterdon. My car had a bad battery and I had the car towed their. After $300 to replace the battery, they still wanted another $150 to diagnose the charging system because they saw a small drain. The "drain " was the radar detector, which was plugged into the cigarette lighter! I resolved the "drain" for less than $150! Less than a year later, the battery I had purchased from them died and I wanted to get it replaced. I needed to get to work and took the battery out think they could swap me for a new one. Clearly, the battery was bad. When I called them, they told me they could not check the battery out of the car and needed me to bring the car in with the dead battery installed. That would require me to spend several hours getting a towing service to tow the car to the dealership, leave the car there all day so they could replace the bad battery. I did not have that much time and decided to replace the battery myself. At least then when it dies, I can put a new one in myself! I have owned a lot of cars and had them services at many places, as well as done my own service. In the 30+ years I have been a car owner, I have to say the Hunterdon BMW ranks as one of the worse for service. They are argumentative, pushy, unhelpful and completely worthless. I will never take a car to Hunterdon BMW for service again! More

I came in to test drive the new 325 and '01 z3. They were very friendly and answered all my questions. Within minutes we were test driving both cars. Overall, the experience was pleasant. I don't fee were very friendly and answered all my questions. Within minutes we were test driving both cars. Overall, the experience was pleasant. I don't feel they offered me that best price, however, so I purchased at JMK. More

I bought my 2002 M3 new through this dealer in February, 2002. At the time, there was a waiting list at all of the dealers in the area for the new M3. At some of the dealers, however, they were taking "fi 2002. At the time, there was a waiting list at all of the dealers in the area for the new M3. At some of the dealers, however, they were taking "finder fees" on new M3s in addition to the deposit towards the car itself. Some dealers made the deposits non-refundable. Hunterdon, on the other hand, went out of their way to make the purchase experience enjoyable. They even allowed my to special order my car through the European Delivery program of BMW, which no other dealer would even consider (the car is not a usual Euro-Delvery Program vehicle). About a month before my scheduled trip to Germany, we were forced to postpone our trip, and Patty once again stepped in to help make all of the arrangements to put the delivery on hold. The purchase experinece was the best I have ever experienced.<br><br>When I bring the car back for service, the service and management at the dealer know me by name, and are always quick to talk with me, or offer me the keys to whatever new BMW they might have for a test drive. They are a small-ish dealer that has big dealer abilities and a small town feel. I highly recommend them. More

I have recently had my 540 in for service under the extended free maintenance agreement (my car has 39K miles and is almost 4 years old). I had pixels out in the dash, a noisy air pump, brake lining w extended free maintenance agreement (my car has 39K miles and is almost 4 years old). I had pixels out in the dash, a noisy air pump, brake lining warning light and a notchy clutch pedal.<br><br>They replaced the cluster, pump, did a full front brake job, and replaced the complete clutch kit. The clutch is buttery smooth now and has about 1/2 the pedal effort. Since a clutch is a wear item I was not sure they would cover it. However all the work was done with no questions asked and I only had to wait about a week to get an appointment with a loaner car.<br><br> More