Ramsey Corporation

I have purchased 7 vehicles from Frank and his team at Ramsey Corp over the past 15 years. They have treated me like family from day one! This is a full service dealership! Sales and service all under Ramsey Corp over the past 15 years. They have treated me like family from day one! This is a full service dealership! Sales and service all under one roof. They stand behind everything they sell. I can’t say enough about how great they are. Even when they didn’t have what I was looking for they were able to locate a truck and get it on the lot for me. If you are looking for a great car at a great price give them a call. You won’t be disappointed. Frank and his team are just good people. More

They responded to my questions quickly and provided the required information. Unfortunately the vehicle had a sale in process. required information. Unfortunately the vehicle had a sale in process. More

I was never contacted and the vehicle of interest has been sold an no longer available been sold an no longer available More

I bought a truck here less than a month and had it back 5 times. Power goes out, steering and brakes. They keep it several days and say it's fixed but same problem occurs. Was almost killed several times on times. Power goes out, steering and brakes. They keep it several days and say it's fixed but same problem occurs. Was almost killed several times on highway because of it. Bringing it back again today. Ronnie sold me this truck paid over $13,000. and I am afraid to drive it anywhere. Hope they make good on their word and get it fixed right. More

Ramsey Corp is the utmost worst Auto Dealership I have ever dealt with. The staff is exceptional at making you feel they can help if your in a poor credit situation. John (salesman) if you want to call hi ever dealt with. The staff is exceptional at making you feel they can help if your in a poor credit situation. John (salesman) if you want to call him that, is your top of the line sheisty wannabe salesman I have ever encountered. At first he reels you in like your his “buddy”, he will tell you how he is going to help you and makes you feel like you can legitimately trust him. But beware because it’s all a sales pitch and nothing more. Frank the owner was indeed helpful but once pressured about mechanical issues or poor quality of the vehicle he backs away and lets his minions do his dirty work. Within 4 months I was swapped into 3 different vehicles. All with mechanical, physical issues. Each time I was made out that I wasn’t happy and that they will get me in another vehicle “to make me happy”. More lies. First car had engine issues but was told they would swap me out cause “I didn’t like the vehicle”. Not true whatsoever. Second vehicle was back at their shop every other week for mechanical issues and given a loaner with a cracked windshield, tire pressure light on, engine light on , but make you feel they are looking out for you and doing you a favor. So now comes the third and final swap because I was in this xxx loaner more then the vehicle I purchased. I was told to wait a week, while they ensured everything on the vehicle was “up too par” and that they want to make sure the customer is happy. More lies. After a week I realized the touchscreen on the radio didn’t work, the housing on the headlights were cracked, stated the vehicle came with “xenon headlamps” highlighted on their website, when it actuality it was halogen bulbs. At this point I felt deceived and contacted them about these issues that were never told to me before I took possession. After my email with picture attachments I was told by John, the wanna be salesman, that I was the one making up stories and how could I say such things and make such accusations with all the “help” they provided. Really? I have picture evidence I’m showing of the cracked headlight housing, the inactive touchscreen and I’m making false accusations? They have on their ad for the car “Bluetooth connectivity”. Ok, well how do you do that when the touchscreen doesn’t work so you can’t pair your Bluetooth? They get there vehicles from Auction, give them a nice wash, throw some new tires on and get them off the lot as soon as possible. They are not honest, not helpful and definitely not a reputable dealer. And after bringing the third car back, it goes up for sale cause at this point I’m done and they have the audacity to state options the vehicle has when in actuality it does not. That shows exactly what kind of dealership Ramsey Corp is. For any customer looking for a reliable vehicle with a professional staff, this is the one place in NJ you need to steer clear from cause you will regret taking any vehicle from this place. Don’t let their BS “suck” you in and feel you matter because you don’t. And if you somehow fall for this “trap” and end up getting screwed which you will, just remember not all Auto Dealerships are as cunning as Ramsey Corp. More

Excellence Amongst the Stereotypes Had quite the pleasing experience.for the past few years. Vehicle after vehicle it was a complete satisfying experience. Whether it was the sales or Had quite the pleasing experience.for the past few years. Vehicle after vehicle it was a complete satisfying experience. Whether it was the sales or service. The Staff at Ramsey Corp is Absolutely the best. I have seen the reviews posted and find the negativity to be unfounded.. I have seen the Ramsey staff cater to people (those with financial and many times educational difficulties) whom bought insanely inexpensive cars and unjustly demand brand new. This Staff are truly virtuous and provide quite the amount of Due Diligence in the Car buying experience. I am assuming the negative write up are these poor broke souls that were assisted to obtain a car and now only bite the hands that helped them. Shameful wretches. More

They will sell you junk and have you still paying for it! So, I was looking for a car to buy and found one that looked good from Ramsey Corp. So I go there and asked them to see a certain car. They told me th So, I was looking for a car to buy and found one that looked good from Ramsey Corp. So I go there and asked them to see a certain car. They told me that one of their workers was driving it as his personal car. Okay… but they called him and asked if they were available for me to see it. They later came to me and said he will be there in thirty minutes. Forty-five minutes went by so I went back up to one of the people that worked there (politely) and asked how much longer he will be. They came back and said he will be fifteen more minutes. So I waited for fifteen minutes and still no car. I had to go in a second time to ask where he was (again, very politely) and they told me he will be fifteen more minutes. Finally, the car has now arrived and I walk up to it and I see the driver witch is a college aged boy getting out of the car with two of his best friends hiding some takeout that they picked up along the way. I get in the car and it is filthy and the trunk is full of college stuff but I looked passed it and took it on a test drive. I looked at the bottom of the car and decided that I wanted to buy it so they sent it away to go get CLEANED. The buying process went smooth and they got me the lowest rate that they could find. After an hour of paper work, I go outside and no car. It took them an hour and thirty minutes to CLEAN the car. I got in and it was just as filthy as before. So three weeks go by and guess what the engines blows up. Un-drivable! I was so happy I got that two-year warranty. They came buy and towed it away and so after a week I called them to see how things are going. They told me that my engine was busted and that they had no word from the warranty company. Well I called the warranty and they didn’t even file a claim with them so they lied to me! They didn’t start working on it for another two weeks. So long story short after them lying to me and brushing me off…It took them seven weeks and two days to finally fix my engine and they even broke stuff on my car (corner on my oil pan, a few bolts, the heat shield on my exhaust, ). So basically two months to take it apart and to put it all back together again. So, I get it back and four days later my caliper locks up. Well I’m not going to them again so I took it to my highly trusted mechanic that I’ve gone to forever and he said that I was lucky that I brought it in because he was able to crumple my break lines in his hands. After three days, he showed me the break line and sure enough it crumpled in his hands he also told me that they did a horrible job and were extremely careless and sloppy. After $900 worth of repairs, I get it back in somewhat of a working order. So, I thought. For another 7,000 miles, I smell this burning smell. So, I pulled over and checked under my hood and nothing was smoking and I was very close to home so I shrugged it off and drove another mile home. Once I got home the burning smell was worst so I knew something was wrong. I then determined that it was my break caliper AGAIN (a different one). So, I took the wheel off and find that the glide pin where fused in the caliper bracket. I tried so hard to get them out. But before I started the work, it looked like someone knew about the glide pin and tried to pull it out but had no success and just left it. The glide pins were so corroded away that I had to buy an all new caliper bracket. So, the caliper came in the mail and I put it all together and put new rear brake pads on both of my calipers but I discovered something funky with the passenger side break caliper. The break pad was worn way more than the one on the driver’s side but I shrugged it off. Two days later I get home after work and smoke is piling out of my passenger side wheel well. I now found out why my break pad was so worn on that side. So now I had to change the actual caliper assembly. About 8,000 miles later, my car starts making a mechanical tin noise. I didn’t have two pennies to rub together I dealt with the noise. But that day as soon as I got to work I checked my oil just in case and I find out that it was low but not enough to hurt anything. About 2,000 more miles later as I am leaving work my car starts violently shaking and I was stuck at work. So, I went to the nearest NAPA and bought some ignition coils and after I could drive it but it was still making that horrible noise but it was worst. I then brought it to my mechanic and he saw that it was the exhaust manifold. So, I had him change out the exhaust manifold. After he fixed it, he discovered that the bolts holding on the exhaust onto my engine didn’t have ANY Loctite on it so they were just loosening every day bit-by-bit. For another 1,000 miles, now my engine is leaking oil AND transition fluid. In conclusion, I was sold a car that was not in working order and has had more problems in under a year than a Junker in its lifetime. More

Treat you like a rockstar Very professional, and truly no hassle, they don't waste your time and truly get you the best deal possible over the phone, so basically, find the car Very professional, and truly no hassle, they don't waste your time and truly get you the best deal possible over the phone, so basically, find the car you like, give Frank or ramsey a call , they'll work the numbers with you over the phone, with the best deal possible. If you agree, go to the dealership , test drive the car and if you like it 2 hours or less later, you're driving home. Great place to buy a car, I'm recommending everybody to shop at Ramseycorp. Dealership in west Milford, truly the best More

Drove Two Lousy Cars There recently During the winter, I was looking for a car for my daughter and test drove a Subaru Impreza at Ramsey. I was not impressed. The car seemed to be in "to During the winter, I was looking for a car for my daughter and test drove a Subaru Impreza at Ramsey. I was not impressed. The car seemed to be in "too used" shape, with lots of noise and rattles. This past week, I test drove a late model Subaru Forester at Ramsey and was immediately turned off by the stench of cigarettes inside the car, as well as the malfunctioning transmission and questionable brakes. I was told by the female sales rep that they fix any problems that exist in the cars before they sell them. I find that hard to believe. This car has apparently been sitting on the lot since February of this year, and Subarus generally don't sit that long. Both these cars were dogs. I'd be very careful before buying anything from these people. I don't trust them at all. More