McGovern Subaru

I had no credit history, they didn't go out of their way to help. to help. More

We worked with Patrick Accorsi. He knew we had been looking for a a safe vehicle for my sister. She a single mom and it’s been so hard to find the right vehicle at the right price in this crazy market. looking for a a safe vehicle for my sister. She a single mom and it’s been so hard to find the right vehicle at the right price in this crazy market. We had been looking for a good part of the Summer and Patrick was really patient sending us options. We found the perfect vehicle and Patrick made the whole process simple. He went the extra mile for sure getting the car looking showroom ready and even got us a huge bow for when we surprised her. So grateful for all of Patrick’s hard work and for the team at McGovern. This won’t be the last time we use this dealership. They are trustworthy and we would especially recommend working with Patrick. More

I went to register my used subaru that I bought from Mcgovern and they told me at town hall that I would need a Previous Title Number and Previous State of Origin. Apparently it was missing from my Titl Mcgovern and they told me at town hall that I would need a Previous Title Number and Previous State of Origin. Apparently it was missing from my Title Application. I called and spoke with the Title Clerk Kristina(?). When I asked her for the info, she said the info was not in yet. I responded that this was the last day to drive on my temp plates. The woman came unhinged and started shouting: I HAVE NO IDEA WHEN ITS COMING IN, I DONT KNOW WAHT TO DO!!!!! and hangs up. She calls back 2 mins later apologizing frantically. She is saying that a bunch of people were talking loudly in her office. I told her that the shouting was unnecessary as I am a customer. She apologized like 10 more times and we ended the call. Mcgovern needs to either give some customer service training or loosen the pressure on this individual. She literally snapped after being asked a simple question. All of you Car dealers record your phone calls, go listen. More

BUYER BEWARE: Very very very bad experience. They told me I wouldn't have to pay sales tax due to the trade in vehicle being more valuable that the purchased vehicle. They were wrong and it cost me 1100$ out I wouldn't have to pay sales tax due to the trade in vehicle being more valuable that the purchased vehicle. They were wrong and it cost me 1100$ out of pocket. Unprofessional, pushy, over promise and under deliver. I was hoping they'd be different Your, but its just Your typical shady car dealer with no care for the community, just money. You may get a "deal" just check your paper work and make sure the number on the contract matches the number they promise. Ill be going to Tri-City to service it. More

The Organization at McGovern Subaru is a mess. Techs are allowed to order replacement parts for personal use, which is fine, yet nobody is there to ensure they are taking the proper or their parts home. Who allowed to order replacement parts for personal use, which is fine, yet nobody is there to ensure they are taking the proper or their parts home. Who is ensuring Fraud protection? Nobody? I discovered this issue when I went to have a part replaced under warranty. I went three times only to have the part not available, on order or taken home by mistake. Let's talk Warranty on a used vehicle. We were sold a 4 year, Bumper to Bumper, including all electronics and computers, warranty. This was sold to us by one of the Toyota Financial Officers from the McGovern Toyota of Nashua Dealership. Needless to say, when we went to use the Warranty, it did not exist. We already made a payment on the contract and we wanted this warranty. We are still working on this issue. The Secretary of State for NH may need to get involved. Updates to come. More

STAY AWAY. SHADY SHADY SHADY .Absolute worst (attempted) car buying experience. Made an appointment to see a used car. Showed up for the appointment, sales staff seems to have no idea I had even made an a car buying experience. Made an appointment to see a used car. Showed up for the appointment, sales staff seems to have no idea I had even made an appointment (even though it was confirmed verbally and via text) and the car is out on a test drive. Salesman tries to sell us a different car. After 20+ minutes of waiting, car we came to see finally comes in. Test drive it and want to purchase. Salesman goes to sales manager and comes back a tries to sell us a ceramic coating before even sharing price. Try to negotiate and saleman points out "that price includes two oils changes and two tire rotations worth about $320-$330, we could take that out" I say "OK, redo the numbers with that taken out". He comes back and they have taken $120 off. Now I'm really pissed. "Finance Manager" comes over. asks whats going on so I relate the whole story. He basically says "sorry, best we'll do". We leave. About halfway home, they call to tell me I left my registration there. I had never given anyone my registration. Didn't know they had it. Salesman had taken it out of glovebox when they appraised my trade but never even told us. Remember this is COVID time. My wife was in tears by the time we left. I have bought a lot of vehicles for myself and my business and have never been treated this poorly. Go to the staff page on their website...most of the staff don't have pictures, likely because of the turnover. Experience could not possibly have been worse. More

Shaun, the Service Manager and Jay, the Service Advisor went above and beyond! A Stellar Experience. Subaru has a Star in New Hampshire!!! Thanks so much! went above and beyond! A Stellar Experience. Subaru has a Star in New Hampshire!!! Thanks so much! More

They were so good, I had to drive from NYC to buy a car Buying a car is stressful. Buying a car after an accident took me three weeks of searching the eastern seaboard having to put up with numerous shady Buying a car is stressful. Buying a car after an accident took me three weeks of searching the eastern seaboard having to put up with numerous shady dealerships and salespeople is more stressful. Just horrible experiences almost all around until I got to McGovern. It started with AP Theodore and his assistance in setting up a time that worked for me to come in for an appointment. Then I negotiated a small discount on their already fair price with Christian Morillo over text and phone (Christian was super chill and not pushy at all). After driving for 7 hours Friday night in rain and traffic and overnighting in Boston, I drove up to NH the next morning and besides the speeding ticket I deservingly got on the way, I had a great experience. Christian had the car detailed and ready to go in short order upon my arrival. There was absolutely no last-minute surprises or anything we hadn't already discussed. No hard sells, no negative anything. Only pleasant conversation, an offer of snacks and beverages and a test drive to make sure the car was as advertised. After that, I went into the finance office with Markus Perkins. Even if the salesman is good, the finance guy often tries to sell you lots of unnecessary add ons and turn a good experience bad. Not so here. Markus was as awesome as Christian. He went over the extended warranty with me but didn't try the hard sell or anything. He made sure all my documents were in order to ensure that my time in the NY DMV would go smoothly. After signing what I needed to we shook hands and I was on my way. In and out on a Saturday morning in under 1.5 hours. I wish all major purchases went so smoothly. Honest people and fair prices on quality vehicles. You could do a lot worse than shopping here. Thanks boys... keep up the good work. More

A Much Better Experience at McGovern The last time I bought a Subaru, it was at Exeter Subaru. I love Subarus and the car we bought there was no exception -- but the sales experience at E The last time I bought a Subaru, it was at Exeter Subaru. I love Subarus and the car we bought there was no exception -- but the sales experience at Exeter was not a good one, and I told them so in my review. This time I went to McGovern -- and the difference was like "night and day." Kyle Soller treated me very well. He was knowledgeable, presented me with a fair deal, and I came away with a much more positive experience. Time will tell whether the service department lives up to the sales department's standards. Exeter Subaru's service department was no better than its sales department, so I am hoping for better this time around. More

Awful Customer Service If I could give this dealership zero stars I would. I bought my car in April of 2014, my salesman was Ben and he was wonderful knowledgeable and easy If I could give this dealership zero stars I would. I bought my car in April of 2014, my salesman was Ben and he was wonderful knowledgeable and easy to work with. The zero comes from the customer service counter any time my car has ever had to go back to Subaru for anything. I purchased a warranty for the interior of my car just in case any of the seats got stains in them I couldn't get out. The first time I got my car detailed there was a spot that didn't budge, I asked Subaru about it and the service counter said if the detail person I had couldn't get the stain out there is nothing different they can do, with zero attempt or follow up after that. I mentioned that my car never really gets cold with the AC on high anywhere other than right in front of the vent and they said well its cold in front of the vent so that's the best it will do.. Fine I deal with a warm car because I do know I drive a great car safety and reliability wise and that is more important. When my car only had 30,000 miles on it they told me my tires were unsafe and I needed new ones and they told me about the ones they recommend there. I saved up and spent the $750 on brand new all season Yokohama tires that I was told were rated for 75,000 miles. I recently went back to have a safety recall fixed and was told I needed brand new $750 tires after my last ones had only gone 26,000 miles!!! Along with $854 for just my back break pads and rotors and one caliper that might be frozen. I was told my car is unsafe and the work is urgent but I passed on them doing it that day because that break price is ridiculous and the unsafe tires they sold me. The dealership told me I had to contact Subaru of America and gave me the number. I tried to call it and it was the wrong number I had to call back and get the correct number, I called Subaru of America and they told me I had to talk to Yokohama directly and transferred me over only for Yokohama to tell me they do not speak with consumers and I needed to go through the DEALERSHIP! I called the dealership again and they said they had never heard that and they couldn't help. I called back Subaru of America and the representative there told me he would start the case number for me and then transfer me back to Yokohama. Yokohama immediately said they had no case number or file for the clear defect in my tires and once again couldn't help me I had to use the dealership. I called the dealership back for the third time and was told if I could show every receipt of all work done on my tires since I bought them they MIGHT be able to help I called back Subaru of America about the case they had already started for me and I said I was never told I would have to keep a perfect paper trail of my tires being rotated when I bought them. I do have the papers for every time Subaru has worked on my car or the one time I had my windshield replaced but with minor things like breaks and tire rotations I choose to support local mechanics and also have a certified mechanic in my family that can do those things as a much more reasonable price (Compared to the $854 quote for rear breaks as example) so basically I was talked into buying $750 tires because they were supposed to last me so long. They made it 26,000 miles and oh well the joke is on me for trusting the service department that sold them to me. I love my car but the customer service I have been given every time the service department has had to look at it has been so awful that I am just going to save up for a cash down payment to go with my trade in Forrester with only 56,600 miles on it for a Toyota. I will never own a Subaru or Yokohama tires again it is has EVERYTHING to do with Subaru and Yokohama customer service. More