Pristine Mitsubishi

I purchased a 2016 Jeep Wrangler from this dealership with approximately 72,000 miles. I understood that I was purchasing a used vehicle, which is exactly why I decided to purchase the dealership’s exten with approximately 72,000 miles. I understood that I was purchasing a used vehicle, which is exactly why I decided to purchase the dealership’s extended warranty for additional peace of mind. Unfortunately, about a month after the purchase, the vehicle began developing ticking noises. I later brought it back to the dealership and reported multiple serious issues, including a coolant leak, engine knocking, and the vehicle shutting off whenever I put it into reverse. The dealership kept the vehicle for approximately two weeks and ultimately told me there was nothing wrong with it. The only work that was done was replacing one rotor. The person handling my warranty claim also told me that the issue was related to the brake pads and attempted to sell me additional work that I did not believe was necessary. I was also informed that the extended warranty I purchased only allowed repairs to be handled through the dealership, which made the situation even more frustrating. Within three months of purchasing the vehicle, it overheated and the engine completely failed. I understand that a 2016 vehicle can have mechanical issues, but that is precisely why I purchased an extended warranty. Unfortunately, my experience with the warranty and service department was extremely disappointing. I felt like I had to repeatedly push the dealership to take my concerns seriously, and I was repeatedly told the vehicle was fine despite the problems I had reported. I also found the pricing to be misleading. The advertised price was significantly lower than the final price after various dealership and additional fees were added. I do want to acknowledge that the salespeople and front-desk staff I dealt with were consistently respectful and helpful. Unfortunately, my experience with management and the service department was the complete opposite. The finance manager and service manager were difficult to deal with, and the overall customer service was extremely disappointing. This was one of the worst vehicle-buying and ownership experiences I have ever had. I hope the dealership takes these concerns seriously and improves how it handles warranty claims, service issues, pricing transparency, and customer communication. More

scheduled to see the black Sprinter I found online and was ready to buy. I showed up, paperwork and credit ready, and then was told it was already pending sale. Later they called and urged me to come back was ready to buy. I showed up, paperwork and credit ready, and then was told it was already pending sale. Later they called and urged me to come back for a white one, saying it had even fewer miles and I’d love it. When I rushed over, they said it was at a gas station down the block. The van looked old and rusty, nothing like 5,000 miles. When I asked to see the odometer, they refused to give me the keys. The whole thing left me feeling misled, and buyers should be cautious More

called and asked for out the door pricing on a 2023 X4. was assured the price listed was bottom line. arrived at dealer and test drove vehicle sat down to go over numbers and car jumped about $6700!! they was assured the price listed was bottom line. arrived at dealer and test drove vehicle sat down to go over numbers and car jumped about $6700!! they said price listed was with 20% down and their disclaimer states that which is totally false. they are scam artists!! go elsewhere More

Hi first-time buyer here, and this was honestly one of the WORST experiences I’ve ever had with a dealership. I was interested in a 2022 Mazda3 Hatchback listed for around $18,995. I was excited becaus the WORST experiences I’ve ever had with a dealership. I was interested in a 2022 Mazda3 Hatchback listed for around $18,995. I was excited because it seemed like a great deal. While looking through the photos online, I noticed what looked like dents on the passenger side even though the CarFax was clean. I contacted the dealership before making the drive and specifically asked about it. I was told it was “just a glare” and there were no dents. I asked multiple times for updated photos and never got them. I got left on read. Even though I continued searching elsewhere, this car stayed on my mind, so my boyfriend and I decided to drive there and see it in person. Obviously it was dented. The staff then told us the car was going to the body shop and said to come back the following week once it was repaired. We came back and Andy became our salesperson. He told us the car had JUST gone to the body shop that morning and should be ready by Friday. I gave him my number and he said I’d be the first person he contacted. Friday comes and he texts me saying it’s still in the shop. Fine. Saturday comes, nothing. I texted asking if I could put a deposit down and got ignored. I called the dealership and got transferred to Andy with no answer. Sunday, nothing. Monday was Memorial Day so understandable. Tuesday comes and my boyfriend calls, and they gave him attitude and promised someone would contact me that afternoon. Nothing again. By Wednesday I was honestly frustrated, and just wanted basic communication. I texted AGAIN asking for an update and still got ignored. So I had my friend pretend to be interested in the car, and suddenly they told her to come by at 5 PM because the car was ready and available. Funny enough, Andy texted me literally a minute later saying the car was finally back but there was “another deal” pending. At that point I already felt played. I go in and Andy admits the car had actually been back since Tuesday. We finally go look at it. The car looked fine after repairs, whatever. Then we sit down for numbers. Mind you, the car was originally listed at $18,995. While I was waiting around for updates, they quietly raised it online to $19,995. Then he comes back with financing numbers close to $28,000. I genuinely thought he was joking. There were over $6,000 in dealer fees and add-ons. Around $3k for theft-related add-ons and another huge amount in dealer/doc fees. Absolutely insane. When I reacted shocked, he says, “Well you didn’t even negotiate.” So I said okay, around $21k. He disappears and comes back with around $24,500 acting like he gave me the deal of the century. Then proceeds to tell me someone else supposedly wanted the car for $26k and already had insurance on it. Mind you a new 2022 Mazda 3 hatchback goes for $28,700. The whole experience felt manipulative, exhausting, and incredibly disrespectful especially as a first-time buyer trying to do things responsibly. Bad communication, misleading pricing, hidden fees, and pressure tactics from start to finish. Please do your research before coming here because the advertised price is clearly nowhere near what they actually expect you to pay. More

Marcus and ryan and great thank you for making This as honest and easy as possible honest and easy as possible More

What an awful dealership. I didn't have a buying experience because they never returned my calls. I was supposed to have a car shipped, and all I needed was a routing number s I didn't have a buying experience because they never returned my calls. I was supposed to have a car shipped, and all I needed was a routing number so I could wire the money. The sale was a done deal, but Ashley never called me back, and neither did the manager. How absolutely stupid is that. More

​I am sharing my experience to warn anyone considering Pristine Mitsubishi in Commack. I found a vehicle on CarGurus with the lowest market price, but after my experience, it’s clear their business model Pristine Mitsubishi in Commack. I found a vehicle on CarGurus with the lowest market price, but after my experience, it’s clear their business model relies on deception. ​The False Promises: Before driving 2.5 hours to the dealership, I spoke with Kelly. I specifically asked about "bait and switch" fees because of their numerous 1-star reviews. She repeatedly assured me that the price was firm and the only additional costs would be title, registration, documentation, and taxes. She guaranteed there were no hidden fees. ​The Reality Check: ​Scheduling Disaster: I arrived for my 11:00 AM appointment with the Sales Manager, Marcus. He didn't show up until 11:50 AM and had the nerve to tell me it was "impossible" for me to have an appointment because he wasn't scheduled to work. I had to show him their own confirmation texts to prove I wasn't lying. ​Vehicle Condition: Despite the "clean" video they sent me, the car was in poor shape. It had a massive dent in the door, a destroyed front bumper corner, and a loud, concerning noise coming from the front passenger wheel during the test drive. ​The Price Jump: When we finally sat down to discuss numbers, the $19,500 price I was quoted over the phone jumped to $23,500. That is a $4,000 difference in hidden fees. ​Lack of Accountability: When I confronted them about wasting my time, Marcus promised to follow up. He left one message, but since then, it has been impossible to reach him. His voicemail is conveniently full, and when I reached Kelly again, she tried to blame an "automated system" for the scheduling and pricing errors. ​I told her clearly: Whether it is a system or a human, it is the face of the dealership. Blaming software for a 5-hour round trip of lies is unacceptable. This place is not a serious business; they lack coordination, training, and—most importantly—integrity. ​Verdict: They bait you with low prices to get you in the door and then hit you with thousands in fees. Save your time, your gas, and your money. Go elsewhere. More

This dealership is definitely shady, they had me signing a lot of paperwork salesman Andy gave me on interest rate & terms but when I reviewed my paperwork the next day when I got home they switched the con a lot of paperwork salesman Andy gave me on interest rate & terms but when I reviewed my paperwork the next day when I got home they switched the contracts. Omar the finance manager is very shady.review your paperwork & don’t sign anything without numbers on it. I will be initiating legal action and contacting the attorney general and the Department of consumer affairs on this dealership. More

When the time came to discuss pricing, the sales person threw in $6000 worth of fees all dealership profit. Did not include tax title registration for a car that had been sitting on their lot for 83 days a threw in $6000 worth of fees all dealership profit. Did not include tax title registration for a car that had been sitting on their lot for 83 days and counting. Save yourself hours, Avoid this dealership atall costs. More