2 Reviews of Tony Farina
September 11, 2026
I've never seen such corruption in my life. How can a dealership function at a level of literally lie, hold records back from customers, claim extremely used cars are new. True they have a grea How can a dealership function at a level of literally lie, hold records back from customers, claim extremely used cars are new. True they have a great body shop, just paving the way to such abuse, corruption of the NY dealership considerations. A used car even if not formally registered, must have all records for cars available to prospective buyers. A new car is not a new car that was licensed out to a commercial business towing... dents, scratches covered up as if they didn't happen. If a car is used as a loaner, rent a car, or, it is no longer new, its used. Cars with over 500 miles is no longer new, and certainly over 7000 miles, is a used car/truck. Beware of this company. If a used car is mixed in to their new cars, its difficult to weed them out, nor should a customer need to go through the time to explore used cars peppered throughout the new cars. This is an old con revised to con customers today. There are good dealers our there, this is not one of them. More
Other Employees Tagged: Chuck Hardy
August 16, 2026
Vision acts in a criminal manner, running false advertising, to mixing used cars with new cars, then selling used high mileage used cars as new. Mostly, the worst is their abuse, taking advanta advertising, to mixing used cars with new cars, then selling used high mileage used cars as new. Mostly, the worst is their abuse, taking advantage of senior citizens, their eyesight, and need to rely on some degree of honesty from a company that claims to be a NEW CAR dealership. Its a lie. From misdirection, to not having you sign contracts digitally, upfront, then not allowing this senior citizen to leave or even read the contract. In close to 70 years, I've never seen such a level of criminal activity. Run from this dealership. You'll never know what car you're getting. More
Other Employees Tagged: Tom Camp, Jay Meyer, Angelo Piperni

