Chevrolet dealerships near me (Terryville, CT)

The vehicle was reported accident with no damage. However found a lot of dents and scratches on the right side with two bent wheels. They fixed the wheels and made me paid $540 for the body damage but they did not fixed all the damages on the body. It’s very difficult to deal with them because the dealership does not want to spend any money and trying to get the work done cheaply. No body seems to care about my concerns

They answer me real fast

quick response

Very helpful with every question that I needed to get answered

We test drove and talked. But we were not interested in the vehicle. Everyone was very nice and professional. They tried to show us other vehicles,

Great group

Sleezy sales tactics Test drove, liked car, had it inspected. Mechanic tells me brakes aren’t needed immediately but only about 20% left. Since the car was otherwise good, decided to make an offer. After useless haggling about the brakes I got them down to $700 off asking . Was financing about 13k (i thought). I accept $700 off offer, tell them to only use 3 lenders (I have a high credit score ). They send it to a local bank, I assume one who pays them well, and never tell me the results or disclose a rate. Rob states he isn’t privy to rayes, but mentions in person this was the cheapest. They rush me through the process, and I get a text stating he’s on the way to deliver my new car. Oh... Gets here, and not only is there no $700 discount but they added more fees than originally mentioned and an insane interest rate on a 3 years note. Until he showed up in my driveway, I had zero info on the purchase. Let that sink in.

My Hartford dealership experience raised several red flags. I scheduled a test drive and received confirmation, but only after arriving was I told they normally don't allow Corvette test drives. They also wouldn't allow an outside independent PPI, although they did let me inspect the car on their lift. I requested a cold start and inspected underneath. I found peeling/damage on a wheel and significant residue around the rear shocks suggesting possible leakage. When I pointed it out, their mechanic said, “I just changed those shocks,” which raised additional concerns. The tires were also very old—an important safety issue on a 460-hp Corvette. They eventually allowed a short test drive but wouldn't allow highway speeds, so I couldn't properly check for vibration. Despite these issues, I was still willing to negotiate. Only afterward was I told the advertised price was non-negotiable. I made a reasonable offer considering the tires, wheel, and suspension concerns; they declined, I walked

Everyone was friendly and assisted in the process. The only downfall was a leak that was supposed to be fixed and wasn’t. Arrangements were made and they took care of it.

Great time at dealership...straight to the point...get the OTF number.