caredge.comReviews of caredge.com

Outstanding service! I'm 60 and have done many car deals over the years and just hate the dealership negotiation games. I wanted to trade-in my 2007 Tacoma TRD for a new 2024 Tacoma TRD. So I decided to give the CarEdge concierge service a try. Here was my events timeline: (1) Thursday evening, I sign up for CarEdge and set the introductory call with my concierge (Dee) for Friday midday. (2) Friday noon Dee and I get on a video call. He explains the steps and the process, and I give him the vehicle, spec, and options I want. (3) Friday evening Dee emails me 5 vehicles to review. I send him feedback. (4) Saturday morning Dee sends me 2 more vehicles to review and we chat via phone deciding to negotiate on two vehicles. (5) Saturday early afternoon Dee emails me the negotiated OTD price on the two vehicles and we have a quick call to discuss and decide upon which to buy. Then Dee goes to work with the dealership negotiating my trade-in. An hour later the dealership manager calls me to have me walk him around my truck and we agree on the KBB top end trade-in price. Dee reconfirms the NET OTD with trade-in with the dealership and we are all set. (6) Monday AM, we head to the bank for a cashier's check then drive to the dealership. Upon arriving at the dealership, they confirm my truck (10 minutes) and I inspect the 2024. Once complete I handed the salesman the cashier's check and were whisked off to the finance office. We declined all the extra's and the OTD perfectly matched my net trade-in cashier's check. (7) After a brief 90 minutes at the dealership and NO haggling we drove off with our new Tacoma TRD Offroad! (8) Price... $1,870 BELOW window sticker so with this dealers normal fees a TOTAL SAVINGS of $3,320 on a vehicle that is rarely discounted. So the CarEdge concierge fee was well worth the money. Outstanding!

Gave them $5 for detailed information on a vehicle. Page refreshed and said they couldn't find information for the VIN I entered, but would show general information on similar cars. The VIN I entered was copied from their web site! I'm out $5.

wanted 911 turbo. i knew it was hard and they took my money. after 2 days, they quit but gave me my money back.

After, almost 6-7 months debating if I should lease or finance a new car. I decided to pull the trigger and move forward with leasing. However, I did NOT want to deal with dealers at all. I was dreading that experience and having a lot of anxiety. I also, didn't have the time to even start the process of searching for a car. I decided to used the CarEdge Concierge buyers service to help source and lease a 2025 Honda Pilot Touring AWD. I had a great experience with my concierge Jamer! I set expectations that I was not in a rush nor do I want to feel pressured into anything! I wanted data driven guidance and I felt heard and this is exactly what Jamer provided. He did all the research and was able to locate the exact color and trim I wanted. He contacted countless dealers and negotiated with them to help me lock in a great deal below MSRP with ZERO money down and I mean ZERO money down, no taxes or fees. I highly recommend using the Caredge ”Concierge” service. Thank you again Jamer my family and I love our new pilot and couldn't have done this without you!

Have had bad experiences with extended service contracts in the past when purchased at the point of sale. Got one from car edge through a company they use and so far so good. It’s already paid for itself. Also used their self service car info to negotiate for a new car for my spouse. Got a good deal without having to pay them for their full service.

I prefer reliable data and Car Edge delivers on that. using their data, I was able tonsure that I was getting the best deal possible on my purchase. If you are at all anxious about negotiating a sale on your own, I highly recommend using their site and taking a membership for full access to information. The out of the door price they projected for the car I purchased was right on target.That laid t foundation for a good sales experience.

I utilized the CarEdge ”Concierge” buyers service to help source and lease a 2024 GMC Canyon Denali. It was a great experience and my Concierge (John) was awesome. He provided a lot of help and guidance during his extensive search for a Canyon Denali that fulfilled my requirements. I was really glad to have John as my “advocate” to effectively navigate the buying process. John dealt with all of the auto dealerships and car salesman. I simply sat back and allowed him as an automotive professional to do the work. Without a doubt, he did a better job than I ever could have done. In addition, I learned quite a bit about how the auto industry and auto dealerships work. This background knowledge was very helpful. I would recommend the CarEdge car concierge service to anybody. They’ll source your vehicle, handle communications with the auto dealerships and car salesman, negotiate the best price, and orchestrate all the buying activities to make it simple for the customer. I definitely would use CarEdge again. It was worth the money to avoid the customary hassles in buying a new car.

Looks like to me they are more for the dealer than the buyer a lot of what they say about a lease is not correct if the owner has been a car dealer for over 40 years he knows better unless he sold cars on the moon? It is totally not accurate that if you move out of state you must return the leased vehicle to the original dealership totally false you can return an end of lease to any dealer that offers that make of car. As far as an accident the lessor is responsible is also not accurate that’s why you have Gap insurance which is included in the monthly payments. It seems like they want you to purchase rather than lease so you get screwed two times rather than one time. As far as end of lease you can purchase the vehicle for a reduced rate is also not accurate it depends on the market and 99 times out of 100 it’s more like retail. The saying is how do you know when a car dealer is lying? When there Lips move you can’t change the stripes on a tiger so for over 40 years he has been lying to the public so now all of a sudden he for the buyer?