70 Florida Buick Dealers

This is my 8th car transaction in 12 years and Chris - AJ

This is my 8th car transaction in 12 years and Chris Nason & Robbie Trude made my latest purchase truly "Hassle Free". I felt like I walked out of an ultra luxury car dealership. They were upfront with their pricing and to my surprise they found innovative ways to lower my total price. I also commend Garber Chevy for their non mark up policy and upfront pricing even on high demand vehicles.

I highly regret purchasing my car from this dealership.... - angel99mm

I highly regret purchasing my car from this dealership. The vehicle I wanted was limited and hard to come by. I wish I had bought a car from out of state and had it shipped to me instead. If I had done more research ahead of time, I would have seen this dealership has an "F" rating with the Better Business Bureau. The following is a very broad overview of my experience. I purchased my vehicle (a 2009 Pontiac Solstice Coupe GXP) at the end of September 2009. During the course of several visits, we had a lot of conversations about the vehicle and features. I was advised by one of my 2 salesmen that the vehicles price was starting at $10,000 over MSRP because it had an upgraded package that included a paint protectant. He described it as an upgraded clear coat/top coat that would help the paint life. He told me all 3 of the Solstice Coupes they had on the lot had the upgrade, and gave me the impression it was already ON the car. During the course of negotiations, the price was worked down to only a couple thousand over MSRP. At no time during the conversation was I advised any features were being removed from the car/package. Several months later I became unhappy with the way the paint was holding up. I contacted the dealership to find out what company did the paint protectant so that I could see if it had a warranty. After several phone calls I received the information that I had factory paint--there was no paint protectant. At that point the salesman and one of the sales managers were telling me there was never any mention of a paint protectant to their knowledge. After several visits and many long, heated discussions, they looked at my car and said it was normal wear and tear so could not be warrantied by Pontiac, either. I filed a complaint with GM directly. The dealership's story then changed. Now they are saying I would have received a paint protectant if I had paid $10,000 over MSRP, but since I only paid a few thousand over, they had to "remove" features during negotiation. This is different than their first story and this was never discussed during any of my visits prior to purchasing. Overall, I am very dissatisfied with the way I was treated. When I have been able to speak with someone at the dealership, they are unable to give me any straight answers and usually have to put me on hold for awhile or call me back with their response. I feel their customer service level is way below satisfactory. I am not happy with the end result, I would not recommend this dealership, and I have filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.

Worst Customer Service Ever! - Jamie

Worst customer service ever! I found a car I loved at Mott's. Had to drive to Orange Park to do the loan closing (nearest Chase Bank). I was on my way back and called to let Mott's know I had the check but could not get there until 11:45 (they closed at 12:00). The woman I spoke with very rudely told me I needed to be there by 11:00 for them to see me the vehicle. I explained that it was impossible since I was driving from Jacksonville. She adamantly told me no one would stay to sell me the vehicle. I asked about their hours during the week. She said I needed to be there by 4pm to buy the vehicle. I explained that I work and could not be there that early. She said sorry with so much attitude I could not believe what I was hearing. I asked if she was seriously telling me I'd have e to take my business elsewhere because no one there would stay a few minutes to seek me this car. She said the car wasn't going anywhere, that I'd figure it out. I asked again if someone could stay a few minutes, she said, "no, we don't do that". So I took my business to Walt's. Let me tell you about Walt's. They found me a car I love, found a lender and argued to get me an awesome interest rate. Had the car detailed and the gas talk full and had me out the door in less than 2 hours. I even got a hug before leaving. That is what customer service is all about. They have my business and my family's business for life.

Not such a straight deal - Oviedo Buyer

I was seriously considering purchasing a vehicle there. I did the test drive, they agreed to a good value on my trade, but then I saw the buyer's order. Somehow, there was a $995 "Vehicle Appearance" fee or something like that on the order. I was a bit thrown off by this. I spent a lot of time researching the vehicle online and I even made sure to read the fine print for those additional fees they like to add on. In Starling's case, that's a $799 dealer document fee and an electronic fee of $99. Of course, TTT is also extra. I could swallow the dealer fee, which seems pretty standard in this area....the electronic fee seems a bit gutsy to me...but the $995 "Vehicle Appearance" fee was just too much. When I saw the buyer's order and saw that $995 "Vehicle Appearance" fee, I asked about it. I was told that they do this to all vehicles. The salesman said it includes tinted windows for the front two doors, pin-striping, and nitrogen in the tires. Tinted windows certainly has value to me, but I have used a local guy for all my vehicles and the price is usually around $100 and I get to choose the darkness of the tint. While there is some real value here, it’s not $995 worth and I didn't see this fee until we sat down to talk numbers. . If this fee were clearly disclosed online, I could have evaluated the deal and included that in my decision making before I drove 45 minutes to the dealership. I chose to walk away without additional negotiation. I’ll say that they had a very aggressive price on the vehicle I was trying to buy and they had a good selection of vehicles. They said they do this to all their vehicles. To me, it seems like another way for the dealer to add on dealer fees. In Starling's case, there's already $900 in document/processing fees, which is a bit steep. The additional $995 is very low value for the customer and in my opinion, is designed to allow them to advertise a deeper discount than the competition. Shop for the lowest out the door price and confirm all additional charges with any dealer before driving in to cut a deal.

I was charged $70 for aftermarket belt that cost $12... - shsalib

I was charged $70 for aftermarket belt that cost $12 outside, 400% markup + $90 to install the belt. The tech left his greasy finger prints on my headliner. I wrote to the dealer and they said they will look into it and that they will detail my car and get rid of the grease on my head liner but they never did, I sent two emails to Joedy Tidwell the service director asking when can I take my car in and got no answer.