Step One Volkswagen Fort Walton Beach

We had previously been interested in purchasing a new Subaru from Lee Subaru, but they were pressuring us too hard about paying for them to order the car without us being able to test drive it since they Subaru from Lee Subaru, but they were pressuring us too hard about paying for them to order the car without us being able to test drive it since they did not have one at their location. It ultimately drove us out the door to never return. We ended up going to another Subaru dealer and feeling much more comfortable with our purchase decision. A year has gone by and we have consistently brought our car to another Subaru dealership for our needs. For the 2nd time now (with a car under warranty) it has started flashing code at us. The first time, we brought it to our typical location, but it had stopped flashing the day before we could get it in, so they didn't find anything wrong. Today, it has started to do the same thing again. We were in the area of Lee Subaru so we brought the car in for their help. The first response was that we didn't tighten the gas cap. We haven't filled up for over 200 miles, it's not the gas cap. When we asked that they just run a quick diagnostic, they said they couldn't fit it in today, but we could leave it all day tomorrow and they "might" be able to do something. This is currently our sole car. Then said since that won't work that they could fit us in about 2-3 weeks. I understand that they are busy, but their whole undertone was rude, disrespectful, or overall disinterested in our needs as a customer or returning service. We have been reminded why we avoid this location and spend the extra money to drive a bit out of our way to the other dealership. We will be going to typical location on Saturday and will continue to do so as long as we own a Subaru. More

Cliffs Note Version: Great dealership, professional service, and an awesome product in Subaru. Purchased a 2013 Outback. Both car and dealer are HIGHLY RECOMMENDED My fiancée and I had been in the service, and an awesome product in Subaru. Purchased a 2013 Outback. Both car and dealer are HIGHLY RECOMMENDED My fiancée and I had been in the market for a new car to replace my vehicle. I had researched pretty much every make and model in our price range, and narrowed down between Nissan and Subaru. After visiting a Nissan dealer the previous week, we had an okay experience but felt pressured the entire time to buy a car right then and there. We decided to take a deep breath, and explore our other option. We made an appointment at 9AM on Saturday and met Mark and Tony. They were both very courteous and professional. Within the next 30 min, we had gone over the various options for the Outback and Forester. We took both for a test drive. At no point was Mark the typical sales guy. He was honest and straightforward about everything. We picked out a car and started the negotiations. In all honesty, my fiancée did all of the negotiations. I was happy to sit back and watch haha. Mark and Tony were tough but we ended up getting a deal we were pleased with. We then met with Greg Smith, and he was very helpful and informative as we signed all of the papers. Basically, we showed up at 9, left at 1 in a brand new Subaru. Not once we felt pressured or that any of the guys were being insincere. We will recommend Lee Subaru (& Volkswagen) to anyone in the market for a new vehicle. More

This dealership stinks. The service dept. is the worst. Do not try to get anything repaired there!! If they break the part they're trying to fix or anything else on your vehicle, they don't assume liabilit Do not try to get anything repaired there!! If they break the part they're trying to fix or anything else on your vehicle, they don't assume liability & fix it, they expect you to pay for it to be repaired!! Absolutely ridiculous!! Would not recommend them to anyone!! More

Price on the car was not as advertised. Not even close. $3k 'market adjustment'. THAT should be reflected in the online ad, as it was, my coworker and I drove during our lunch hour all the way down into t $3k 'market adjustment'. THAT should be reflected in the online ad, as it was, my coworker and I drove during our lunch hour all the way down into the seedy part of Fort Walton just to see that we were baited to the stealership by a seemingly reasonable priced car that was marked up. More