Cars.comReviews 301

I PAID $49 to list my car for sale. They happily took my money and told me my car would be listed. This was 4 days ago. So I went to check on the status of my listing today and I found out that they had "disabled" my account. They never bothered to tell me about this. I paid money for them to delete my listing is basically what it all boils down to. Deleting a listing and disabling an account is one thing, but if someone pays you money for your service, shouldn't you contact that person to let them know? I sure think so. I consider this to be theft.

Hey cars.com- Give me my money back. And please keep my listing and account deleted. I never want to give you so much as the tiniest of opportunities to ever make a fraction of a cent off of me in any capacity. You are pure scum.

Who does this? This is a website to list vehicles for sale. Dealers and private sellers. I guess when you list an expensive truck, someone got upset about it because I wouldn't sell my truck to a reseller or dealer. My cars.com listing was closed/ account closed with zero communication from cars.com. I had to log into my account to find out my listing was closed. Im so glad I didn't pay for a listing with them because what a scam. This is a joke of a website if this is how they run things over there.

Mathew Bayer, and everyone else at Greenwich Mercedes are great to deal with!

They are attentive, hospitable, friendly, knowledgeable, patient, dedicated, and just flat out on their best game all of the time. It's what I always hoped buying a car would be, and they made it super easy and fun for me! I highly recommend this place to anyone and everyone who wants to purchase a Mercedes, and I wouldn't look any further, as you will get the best cars and service at this dealership.

I took my f250 two wheel drive truck into Purvis for an oil change and a safety inspection. My vehicle has approximately 53,000 miles on it. I was told by my service tech. It would be apprximately two hours. After 5 hours plus my tech tells me they are working on the safety inspection, and my wheel bearings need to be repack or replaced on my 4x4, I explained my truck is two wheel drive. He said they still need to be done, and they have to fail my truck if they dont do them. I tried to tell him I had the 50,000 mile service at another Ford dealership 10 months ago, and my wheel bearing were all good. I got no connection to what I was saying. I ask what the repack would cost, he said only 399.00 for my truck. I declined his ridiculous offer, and waited another hour and half for my vehicle.
Today I took my vehicle to mineke across from Costco and had them pull my front wheels off, pack the bearing and give me my vehicle safety inspection, all for less than $200.00. The mechanic told me the wheel bearings were not loose, or in need of anything. So all that being said I obviously will never go back to Purvis, and I honestly believe that the service folks are in the business of deceiving their customers rather than assisting them.
I would suggest taking a second look for another dealership, or at the very least question what your service tech tells you, good luck.

Website does not require dealers/sellers to list 'Car Title' info like MANY other sites do. I found 2 cars from Eagle Auto on the cars.com webiste that fit my criteria, but when I reached out asking a few questions, including Clean Title?... I received a response to call for more info. This is frustrating when dealing with an online service! Soooo, I decided to ru the vin #'s and found that both cars were bought at auction, with one having a SALVAGED title and the other listing "Primary Damage; Front End... Secondary Damage: Biohazard/Chemical"! Oh my gosh! This type of info SHOULD 100% be listed in the ad!