Lewis Chevrolet

"Extremely deceptive advertising practices. Expect poor ethical behavior. On November 14th, I received a mailer advertisement from Lewis Chevrolet that had a tab-pull lottery ticket attached to the back. After pulling the tabs it seemed apparent that I had won a $500 Amazon gift card, but upon careful inspection of the fine print, they seem to have intentionally designed the graphics to mislead people into thinking they had won a much better prize when all they actually win is a $2 lotto ticket. I would assume the intention is to get gullible people into their business to give them a car sales pitch and then not pay out the reasonably expected prize. Steer clear of anyone who would try to decieve you to get your attention. Find a reputable, honorable dealer to do business with."

"Ricky was a really good salesman he had the vehicle ready when I got there. I decided to go ahead with the credit check. I wanted to see what I was up against before I settled on a car for a test drive everything went by very speedy except for the ending presentation of OnStar. I’m very pleased with my brand new car and the sales associate Ricky he was not pushy at all. I highly recommend him as a salesman. It was overall an excellent experience."

"Horrible experience. They denied me before running my information. After I filed a complaint they ran my information. I had a pre-approval before ever going there. I'm glad I waited. I ended up with a much better deal. The prices here are insane."

"I got a used vehicle for almost 19,000.00. Only had it for 1week and had to take it to my mechanic to find out that the power train needed replaced $1000.00 parts and labor. Second week of ownership i took it back to the dealership and dropped it off. I live an hour away-they gave me a loaner car to drive. Later that evening they called and confirmed the power train needed replaced. The cost of that was 2000.00 but since it was less than 30 days since the purchase, they were willing to pay half of that so out of my pocket was 1000.00. I get that they’re in business to make money. I get it-but I also know that sometimes you need to take a hit just to do what’s right and take care of the customer. I feel this was one of those times. They should have just fixed it without charging me for anything. Word of mouth about a place of business goes a long way. Doing what’s right would have brought in more money for them in the long run. Instead it’s going to cost them in lost sales. So, at this point, no, I would not recommend anyone buy anything from there. But if they decide to step up and do the right thing and reimburse me the 1078.00 they charged me, I would gladly tell everyone I know that Lewis Chevrolet took real good care of me and that they should go there for a vehicle."

"Vincent and the rest of the team truly go above and beyond to help customers out. We highly recommend stopping by and let them show you what hospitality in customer service means. Thank you guys so much for all the time and help you put in for us."