Coral Springs Auto Mall

Just purchased my ride and had a great experience with salesman Davion. You walked us thru the process very smooth. Def took care of us and #1 was he listened to my need. Thank you

Not even a month and every single light on the dashboard came up and what’s crazy and why it sucks is because a month prior to buying the car I bought a car from Facebook for $3000 got scammed car blew up on me then a month later I go to a real dealership trying to get a car that won’t explode on me and then the one that I get from here literally does the exact same thing. Can’t even drive over 20 mph or the car literally won’t move. Stopped in the middle of the highway. The car wouldn’t even turn on after I turned it off.

The worst experience. They sold me a car in November of last year. For 30500 plus tax tag and dealer fees. When I want to trade it in after 4 months and 250 miles only. The jacked up the price for the Honda civic type R 6000 over sticker and give me 18911 for my car . A loss of 12000 usd in 4 months and 6000 over sticker. I will never buy a car from them if it was the last day of my life. Careless people. They are non human. They are just nasty people. I don’t think the owners of this company know what is happening to their customers.

I had an excellent experience at Coral Springs Auto Mall, thanks to Mike Agha, the VIP Sales Consultant who helped me lease my car. Mike was professional, knowledgeable, and truly went above and beyond to make the process smooth and stress-free. He took the time to explain everything clearly, answered all my questions, and made sure I was comfortable with my decision. I never felt pressured, only supported. If you’re looking for someone honest, patient, and easy to work with, I highly recommend asking for Mike Agha. Thank you for such a great experience!

Nothing to say more than be CAREFUL. Let me state my issues, and I hope you all don't make the same mistakes. The sticker on this KIA Soul GT model was posted as a 2023 model. Now, I am a person who takes pictures, and I still have the pictures on my phone with the price for that 2023 model. However, after I signed the loan documents, I realized the car was a 2021 model NOT a 2023 as posted on the car. This is a BIG red flag!!!! My advice is to watch your paperwork CAREFULLY. For this (2021) car, not the 2023 as I thought, it was listed for $13, 615. and I wanted a payment within my means of $350 month. My credit is in the 600s, with no late payments, so they can't tell me it's my credit. However, when I got my 1st statement from the bank, I now owe $18,164 for this bad deal and an ol