

Our Used Car Manager, Mike Brennan is a huge car enthusiast; his favorite movie is Gone in 60 Seconds, he loves to sell both classic cars and sports cars and if he could have any car it'd be the 1967 Shelby GT500. A Vermont native, Mike graduated from Mount Abraham Union and Vermont Technical College, and now enjoys living in VT with his wife, three kids and four dogs. Mike loves working at Burlington Hyundai Subaru because it's a great environment with great people, and he enjoys selling cars because of the challenge! Interested in buying a used vehicle? Mike will certainly be a part of the process; come on down and see him today!
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August 22, 2022
My transaction could not have been easier. Brady Burgess was as gracious as anyone I have encountered in customer service --ever! I highly recommend Burlington Subaru. Brady Burgess was as gracious as anyone I have encountered in customer service --ever! I highly recommend Burlington Subaru. More
Other Employees Tagged: Brady Burgess, Konrad Koncewicz
May 18, 2022
I bought a certified outback from Burlington Subaru. I was misled and dismissed from the beginning. Among many other problems, the car I bought had been in an undisclosed accident, and the customer wa I was misled and dismissed from the beginning. Among many other problems, the car I bought had been in an undisclosed accident, and the customer was a nightmare. BUYER BEWARE. I live in ny, but I wanted to buy it in VT because i'm from Burlington, and it felt comforting and safe to buy a car there. I couldn't have been more wrong The car was a total nightmare from the start. Despite spending 20k on a "certified" car, it was nothing but problems. The first time I tried to drive the car, it wouldnt start. It turned out the battery was totally dead, and needed to be replaced. When I called Subaru, I was told that the battery wasn't covererded under the "certified inspection." Another problem was my phone connecting to the car. When I purchased the car, I told the salesperson that one of my main priorities was my phone being able to connect to the car to play music, and to charge. I regularly do long road trips, so it was crucial for me to have this connection. One of the main selling points for her was that I get a certified car, so if the bluetooth stopped working, it would be covered. From the beginning, my phone had difficulty connecting and charging. After many trips back to the dealership, I was informed that it was a problem that could not be fixed, and that Subaru knew about the problem before I bought the car. Lastly, I had a lot of problems with the rear of the car.. lights going out, the back hatch not securing.... a mysterious noise coming from the back... I spent a few hundred dollars fixing and replacing pieces, never knowing why I had this problem, until I went to trade the car in at a different dealership. There, I was given a carfax report and informed of an accident the car had been in before I bought it. I was shocked. This accident was never mentioned when I bought the car, and I was never offered a carfax report. When I called Subaru to ask about this, they said I signed a form denying a carfax report. I can only assume that this was in the stack of paperwork I signed when I purchased the car, but I know a carfax report was never verbally offered. I called Subaru several times to try to make the situation right, but because of the undisclosed accident, the trade in value of the car went down $1,500. At the end of the day, my calls went unanswered, and I lost the money. Overall, buying this car was a terrible experience. I'll never buy a Subaru again, and wouldn't recommend anyone purchase a car from this dealership. More
Other Employees Tagged: John Ballin