Enterprise Car SalesReviews of enterprisecarsales.com

Very misleading and I was lied to, in Greensboro NC. Was told my car payments would be a whole $100 cheaper ($250) then it was really $360 a month. And I asked about it before I left and was told to “not worry about it” the next day I read through my paper work and saw that the car I was getting for 19,000 was actually 27,000 because of all of these fees and things I wasn’t told. I returned the car the next day.

If I could give it less than one star I would. Finally paid off my car and happy to share the news. Go somewhere else the salesmen are pushy and couldn’t even process paper correctly. Wish I went anywhere else but nope I made a mistake. Good luck but please for the love of god explore other options. But go if you want to feel like they’re giving you a crap car & hiding more technologically advanced vehicles for a better price somewhere else

The car buying experience was great ,Marah was such a great help to us, everyone in here working is super friendly, but Mariah was the one in sales, great, helpful thru and thru she became family if you need a car come see her on Rockside road in Bedford Ohio

Working with Justin Guyton of Enterprise Car Sales in Marietta, GA, we purchased a used Tahoe. He did a fantastic job for us and the entire experience of purchasing was the best we have had getting a car in many years. We are elderly and unable to travel to different car dealerships to "look." We did everything over the phone and on line. The dealership brought the vehicle to our front door. Would highly recommend Mr. Guyton and would definitely deal with this dealership again.

Working with John Styles was great, this man knows customer satisfaction!

MY NIGHTMARE EXPERIENCE!!! My father purchased a 2019 Jeep for my 16-year-old daughter. Within 3 months of the purchase, while my father and daughter were driving on the interstate, they noticed the vehicle was smoking so they immediately pulled over and had the vehicle towed. We later learned the smoke was caused from the power transfer unit overheating and catching fire. The fire was caused by Enterprise installing wrong-sized tires on the Jeep before selling it to my father. They directed us to contact the warranty company to have the jeep fixed. The repairs are estimated to cost over $12,000.00 in addition to almost $2,000.00 my father has already paid out-of-pocket for towing fees and tear-down expenses. When we submitted the claim under the service warranty we purchased from Enterprise, the company informed us that the warranty we purchased from Enterprise has an exclusion for damage caused by the installation of wrong-sized tires. We explained to them that the wrong-sized tires were installed by Enterprise before we purchased it. After the warranty company refused to pay for repairs, my father sent an e-mail to Enterprise informing them of our desperate situation, as my father is on a fixed income and continues to make payments on a car that has not been operable for over 6 months. He told them he had submitted the repairs under the warranty as they had instructed us to do but they are refusing to pay for the repairs because the damage was caused by the wrong-sized tires Enterprise had installed. He asked Enterprise to please help us get the Jeep repaired or to provide an operable vehicle. It has been almost 4 weeks since he sent the e-mail and we’ve heard nothing from Enterprise.

What a rip off. They are charging me extra for a car I did not ask for. Called and thought this was taken care of. Everything was being being paid for through Insurance. What is the use calling and thinking you have everything taken care of and wasted my time calling. I made a complaint to my car insurance and the car insurance from the person hitting me. I

All of those stereotypes of crooked used car salespeople came true! The car seems fine so far. This review is for the Lakewood, Washington dealership where I was misled and lied to repeatedly. I do believe the vehicles are generally well-maintained, but all but one of the several people I had contact with either misled me or outright lied. Of course I don’t know if this is corporate policy, but it’s such a big expense, and very traumatic to find out you were tricked.