Steve Serafino
Used Car Manager
Advantage Chevrolet of Bridgeview
8200 S Harlem Avenue
Bridgeview, IL 60455
Dealership Experience
9 mos
Industry Experience
9 yrs, 8 mos
Specialties & Trainings
29 Years of Experience!
Great Customer Satisfaction!
22 Years as Used Car Manager
3 Reviews
Write a Review3 Reviews of Steve Serafino
June 29, 2026
Denzell you are a wonderful sale mans I loved having him help me find the car for me. You can tell he love to see people happy I’m so happy that he help me he is truly a blessing I would come again. Wonderf help me find the car for me. You can tell he love to see people happy I’m so happy that he help me he is truly a blessing I would come again. Wonderful person and I left with a 2026 trailblazer that I am so excited about. Great job Denzell!!!! Five stars are definitely given great person! Great Job! More
Other Employees Tagged: Eddie Saucedo, Denzell Vaval, Jeff Wilson, Walter Fields, John K, Jason Johnson, Yazan Yousef, Adrian Hryniewicki
February 28, 2026
We drove an hour to make sure we got the best Blazer at a great price with exceptional service! Walter Fields is the MAN! We'll definitely be returning in the future. Highly recommended! great price with exceptional service! Walter Fields is the MAN! We'll definitely be returning in the future. Highly recommended! More
Other Employees Tagged: Angela Allard, Walter Fields
February 27, 2026
Completely unethical and deceptive — my name was added to a car loan without my knowledge or consent. I normally never write reviews, but what happened at Advantage Chevrolet of Bridgeview was shocking to a car loan without my knowledge or consent. I normally never write reviews, but what happened at Advantage Chevrolet of Bridgeview was shocking and unacceptable. A manager from the dealership came to our home with paperwork and pressured my husband and me to sign “quickly” so we could secure a special interest rate. He never explained that I was being added as a signer or co-signer on the loan. He never gave us paperwork to review. He did not provide copies after signing. I was led to believe I was signing simple documents — not a legally binding loan. I only found out my name was on the loan when the bank called me days later. After asking for copies of the paperwork, we discovered: The dealership added extra charges we never agreed to. They did not apply the tax credit for the vehicle being traded. They did not transfer the warranty we already paid for. The interest rate promised (below 6%) was actually 8.79%. Most importantly, I never agreed to be added to the financing, yet they still used my name. When my husband went to the dealership to ask for answers, they yelled at him, insulted him, and even called the police instead of providing the paperwork. This dealership engages in high-pressure tactics, misrepresentation, and unethical behavior, especially toward customers who trust them. I advise anyone reading this: Protect yourself, ask for everything in writing, and avoid signing anything without full documentation. Our experience has been extremely stressful and unacceptable. More
Other Employees Tagged: Jason Roberts, Angela Allard , Steve Harb

