Dyer Subaru

Several months ago I decided to purchase a new car that would get good gas mileage -- something small, but not too small and I did not want a hybrid. I had been driving a Magnum Station Wagon for a number would get good gas mileage -- something small, but not too small and I did not want a hybrid. I had been driving a Magnum Station Wagon for a number of years and it was a gas gussler. I knew several people who drove Subaru's and just love them. I bought a Consumer Report 2013 Auto Guide and found that the Subaru had high ratings. It did not take me long to decide that I wanted the Impreza Sports Limited. I contacted the Subaru dealer in Tallahasse, Fl. so that I could drive the Imprezaa and ask questions. I liked the drive of the Impreza and decided that I would purchase one, but I wanted one in black or white with leather seats and moonroof, neither of which they had. I waited several more weeks and they could not find one with my specifications. I was told by the Subaru dealer that there might be a black Impreza with leather interior in Vero Beach....so I emailed them and Pete G. got back in touch with me and said that they had a black Sports Limited with leather seats. Pete was very convincing and not in a pushy way. Pete had a very nice manner about him and I felt confident that a deal with him and Dyer would work out. A few days later the Subaru dealer in Tallahassee contacted me and said they were getting a white one in in January, but they could not give me a date nor a price. So, Pete called again and said that he could give me a good deal and I took him up on it. From that point on, all I had to do was to figure out how I was going to pick my new car up. The rest is history. Everyone that I came in contact with at Dyer was cordial and very helpful particularly when the bluetooth was being activited. Thank you. Suzanne Vereen More

Barbara was a great saleswoman and would recommend her highly to anyone for future transactions. As I was the first internet client she treated me with utmost respect and practically met most of my demand highly to anyone for future transactions. As I was the first internet client she treated me with utmost respect and practically met most of my demands. More

I have purchased 2 Subarus from Dyer eaxh purchase was a pleasant experience the last purchase was a Outback the salesman did not know his product, which caused me to purchase something that was included pleasant experience the last purchase was a Outback the salesman did not know his product, which caused me to purchase something that was included with the car. But this dealer made it good and was more than fair !! More

went for oil change. inspection revealed worn belts and went for oil change. inspection revealed worn belts and brakes also. spent weekend in vero rather return to wpb just to give dyer the business. dropp went for oil change. inspection revealed worn belts and brakes also. spent weekend in vero rather return to wpb just to give dyer the business. dropped off monday am and returned approx 2 hours later. invoice for belts was approx. $185 whereas orig quote was $150. so the cost of parts and labor were approx $159. shop equipment supplies approx. $12 with usual sales tax last. i felt the quote given should not be more than given. then shop supplies could not have entailed more than 1 to 2 rags and perhaps some crc or wd-40 lubricant. if these surprise costs to pass along, rediculous in my opinion, are standard though undisclosed verbally, maybe they should have given me the rags and lubricant since i paid for same. yes i am being finicky but just expressing a minor disappointment. i was going to return for the brake work but rather unlikely now. the dealership has always been courteous and responsive in the past. More