Cars.com

Frank Krause at
went out of his way to find the best car for us. The 2005 Honda CRV was immaculate. All service was done on it, oil changed, transmission oil changed. The car looks much newer than its year. The ride is smooth and very comfortable. We cannot say enough good things about Mr. Krause and
. Highly recommend.

Adds are miss leading
Lists new cars for sale at dealer ships that don’t sale cars for the listed price! Dealerships say you must quality for the rebates to get the price listed however the add says nothing about rebates, very miss leading

get ready for the scammer to call. Here’s the issue — I advertised two cars — at blue book — offers encouraged. I’ve received:
— 6 marketing calls from competitors
— one real guy who said he was interested, and completely went silent,
— and three texters frauding (one posting of which was a virus)
I’d say… actually — that this was a ridiculous experience for spending what I did. We’re now 30 days into the contract — I will not renew with them. I think that it is a SELLERS market place — but there are no BUYERS. NO marketing. E-​Bay here I come.

Car​.Com is completely useless to the consumer as a review site for car dealerships. They will only post a very mild negative review about a car dealership. We submitted a serious negative review about a Toyota car dealer, followed their guidelines and they still didn’t post it. They said we would receive an e-​mail two days after we submitted it too. That didn’t happen either. There are serious negative reviews about this Toyota dealer on other websites but evidently Cars​.Com refuses to post even one. Anyone relying on this website as a reference would think that this is the perfect car dealership with only one negative review about someone just not being friendly to them. So I guess the car dealerships can keep negative reviews about them from being posted on Cars​.Com. The best thing anyone can do is just skip over their website when you come to it. There are others you can rely on.

Don’t bother trying to write a negative review on their website if you’ve had a bad experience. I wrote a review about a lemon that a dealership sold me. They didn’t post my review. Contacted customer service about it and didn’t even get a response back. I looked on the dealers page for
and it only had 3 reviews which were all 5 star reviews. Hmm… I wonder why? It kind of makes you wonder if you can even trust the reviews on these websites for these dealerships. Honestly I think the only websites you could really trust as far as reviews is Unilocal or Google+. These car websites pretty much favor the dealers because they’re getting the most business from them and don’t give a crap about the customers.

Gary Chan and Richard Piagentini at Lexus Of Highland Park are the best! The customer service is IMPECCABLE! I did a trade of my previous Lexus and drove off in a new one within a couple of hours. My 3^rd deal with them and I won’t go anywhere else. Keep up the great work!

This is a scam website. I had a very bad experience with a dealer which listed on
as 5 star perfect store. I then came back want to tell everybody else about my bad experience with that dealer. But guess what, my 1 star negative review just disappear! AND when I called their costumer service phone number, it repeatedly told me their office is closed and said their office hour is 8:30 to 5 pm, at that time I looked at my watch, it is right within their office hour. Shame on them,
.

I have been unable to post a negative review on
. Clearly they are in bed with the dealers to promote positive reviews of these dealerships. For this reason I would not use
for anything. They don’t deserve your business if they limit negative information on dishonest dealerships.

they have a great offer of a guarantee when you buy their car selling ad service: you can keep renewing your ad until your car sells. and if it doesn’t sell, then you can get a refund on the ad.
sounds great until you try to use the guarantee and then it turns out there is a 60 day limit on the guarantee. so i basically got caught in a fine print clause.
all that interaction where i tried to use the guarantee happened over email. i was very, very dissatisfied. i think i was maybe around 90 days out from my ad purchase and they would not honor their guarantee.
so my resentment grew and grew. every time i had to renew the ad, or every time someone contacted me about the car, i would get even more resentful. it is not their issue that so many of the prospective buyers turned out to be flakers.
but kinda like steve bartman was the unfair target of all the anger of the chicago cubs fanatics, i could not help but blame the business policy of
.
so eventually, i got so fed up i called their customer service line, i explained my story of getting caught by that fine print, and the gentleman who took my call said it wouldn’t be a problem to refund the ad fee. i was amazed. as it turned out, they changed their business model, and they have a free ad tier that i could use.
so no matter how terrible it was for a while, my engagement with them ended well.

Seems drama free to me… One might even say they’re «all drive.»

Wow
! Thanks for selling my contact information to third parties. My phone is blowing up with people calling me telling me they can help me sell my car faster. How annoying. I am removing my listing.

A great place to list your car for sale? If you need to sell your car,
is the place. After we got married I finally convinced my wife to let me sell her car, which she still owed money on. We posted it on AutoTrader + Craigslist as well. We had 2 people lined up to buy the car within a few days – both found it on Cars.