Littleton Chevrolet

Great purchase I had a great time purchasing my car from Quinton at Littleton Chevy. Quinton was very informative and I found the perfect Jeep for my family. Thank y I had a great time purchasing my car from Quinton at Littleton Chevy. Quinton was very informative and I found the perfect Jeep for my family. Thank you Quinton and thank you Just Drive Events. More

Here’s my experience purchasing a used 2010 Toyota Yaris from them during August 2013. I overpaid for my car between $500-1,000 for a pre-owned, recertified Yaris with same options and condition per www.K from them during August 2013. I overpaid for my car between $500-1,000 for a pre-owned, recertified Yaris with same options and condition per www.KBB.com. Dealer used ‘Bait-n-Switch’ tactics with aftermarket part installation (ie: installing cruise control at $500 cost to them, but only dropped price by $200 when I tried to change my mind about installation). They also told me that the price couldn’t come down because they were putting new tires on the car. From my perspective that would have been something accounted for in the trade-in value they gave to the previous owner. Dealership kept my car for days to install cruise, but when I picked it up cruise was not installed. It became my problem to work it out with the service department and drive it to their sister dealership for installation. What were they doing with my car for half a week?? Financing was a SCAM. They tried to slide me into a 6.915% interest loan when I knew my credit score was almost 700. They told me “it’s just a few more dollars”. It actually equated to $20/mo more for 72 months ($1,440 extra in payments!). A few months before my wife and I had purchased a 2009 Chevy Cobalt elsewhere and received a 2.99% loan instantly from a local credit union through a dealer. Next, as a tired and worn down customer, I signed paperwork too quickly. A big mistake! The next day I found I was financing optional Gap Insurance of $650. I had it removed, but then they added non-optional Single-Interest Insurance of $65, stating that the lender required it (verified its validity with the lender, but my auto insurer had never heard of such a thing). Overall, don’t go to this dealership unless you’re armed with your own financing, and don’t let them know you already have financing until you’ve negotiated the price. On second thought …just don’t go there. More

I just purchased a used vehicle from Littleton Chevrolet. It was a very pleasant experience. Everyone was extremely helpful. It really seems like everyone at the dealership enjoys their job and wants to b It was a very pleasant experience. Everyone was extremely helpful. It really seems like everyone at the dealership enjoys their job and wants to be there. It really comes out with its friendly atmosphere and over the top enthusiam. Keep up the great work everyone. I will be back and I am already telling all my friends and family members. Oh by the way, great touch on the fudge...my kids love it. More

HORRIBLE experience. I had just cosigned for my brother for a new chevy sonic. I am active duty Army and stationed at Fort Hood TX. I told them it would take a while to get the paperwork to sign because o for a new chevy sonic. I am active duty Army and stationed at Fort Hood TX. I told them it would take a while to get the paperwork to sign because once the mail get to post it has to go through division, brigade, battalion, and company level mail rooms and usually takes a couple weeks. They told us no problem and they put dealer plates on the car until they got the paperwork back. After a week and a half a manager called and was very rude and aggressive and told us he wanted the car back because it was taking to long. I told him if my brother had to take the car back then he'll lose our business and we'll go to another dealer ship. He said thats fine and hung up. My brother brought the car back the vary same day i got the paper work. The general manager found out and was very apologetic and bribed my brother to go through and have me sign the papers. The level of disrespect and arrogance of his sales team helped in an easy decision to go to a different dealership. More