Beach Blvd Automotive

VERY DECEPTIVE PLACE PICTURES LOOK NOTHING LIKE THE PRODUCT WHEN YOU HIT THE LOT TOTAL SHAME I PASSED QUICKLY I WOULDNT RECOMMED UNLESS AT ALL

They never returned my call nor text so if I had to put it in words I never spoke to Amy one so I would say terrible

Apparently the people of beach Blvd automotive are living in a bubble. They repossessed my vehicle which wasn’t late on payments. Insurance cancelled a week ago. I got no phone call or anything. If this was any other time I would completely understand. But no there is a global pandemic. People are not working. Other news. The vehicle broke down the day after I bought it. Didn’t work with me. Broke down twice now, oh and it’s leaking oil. Their mechanics didn’t see that? I’m sure they did. Did they disclose that? Sure didn’t. DONT BUY FROM THESE SOULLESS CRETINS.

I had great experience my salesperson "Champ" was patient and answered all my questions. And made sure I got a great deal. Thx Joan Doss

I am writing this review to recommend Kevin in the service Department! My son bought a car and they mentioned they "checked it out" however, we did have a few things that needed to be fixed. Kevin has stood behind the service department and MADE THINGS RIGHT! We appreciate this and would recommend Beach Blvd Auto. for this reason! Donna / Neil

I'm a little shocked by all the negative reviews here. I too bought a car at BBA that might have had serious problems - a noisy valve lifter and at some point engine oil had leaked into the coolant - but I knew that a little tlc, oil conditioner and long drives would likely put it in the clear, and it did. The car I bought, a 2006 Toyota Solara convertible, has worked out perfectly. Just after I bought it I took the time to chat at length with a knowledgeable mechanic outside a Wawa. Our discussion descended into an argument about Sun Tsu and the art of war, and I forgot to thank him for his advice on the car. Thank you. I didn't do a pressure test but did a timely oil change 3000 miles later with a quart of Lucas, and this worked like magic, especially after some distance driving. I was planning to do this anyway and talking to a mechanic helped to reassure my instincts. I'm very thankful I didn't buy a Jeep or an old Ford, or anything high-maintenance. Six months on and my total repair bills are less that $50 - two headlights and a fuse. I think people should consider buying the least expensive cars, take note of how they've been cared for, why they've been marked down and what can be done about it. People who are not so familiar with cars should take a mechanic with them when buying used cars. I would not expect these salesmen to know the quality or condition of their huge inventory. Nevertheless, I would recommend Phillip.

Paid cash for a car for my son. Less than 20 miles up the road the car blows the motor. They wouldn’t do NOTHING! There was absolutely nothing we could do but our $10,000 and a blown up car.

Sold my mom a car half way home entire dash for heat and air went out knock sensor went out garbage company don’t buy

I’ve never been here but they have good deals online. I would check them out. Not sure why there’s so many negative reviews though. Oh well

Buyer beware! Hidden defects on car which they lied about! They are deceitful and sell cars not safe to drive! Will use all avenues necessary to recover damages!