7 Alabama BMW Dealers

Kareem: Excellent to work with. - arora.bamaheart

Kareem: Excellent to work with. knowledgeable, no pressure, courteous individual. More than willing to help. Got me what I wanted. Enjoyed my overall experience. Highly recommended. Noni: Excellent business manager to work with. I overall hate car dealership experiences but this was surprisingly smooth and enjoyable.

For years I hated to bring my car in for service but with - hww

For years I hated to bring my car in for service but with Ed Lee and Angie there I look forward to it. They have got to be best service team - anywhere . Mechanics have always been good but now the serivi e desk is excellent

All of the people I dealt with were not only friendly, - lindajoy8893

All of the people I dealt with were not only friendly, but knew the automobiles well. I know I walked out with an exceptionally fair price. I am a repeat customer and will use them again if and when I would like a new or preowned vehicle.

⚠️ Warning for anyone buying from BMW of Birmingham - B. Lucille Neegan

⚠️ Warning for anyone buying from BMW of Birmingham (Irondale): I’m posting on behalf of someone (“Bob”) who trusted this dealership and ended up with a bad experience. If you’re not fluent in English or new to car buying, be extra careful here. What happened: The sales team rushed the entire process. Promised to explain paperwork after signing (they never did). GAP insurance wasn’t offered or explained — even when asked. Was forced to pay for extras like dent coverage and PermaPlate without clear consent. When “Bob” asked questions, one of the finance reps (Nauman Rabbani) accused him of recording — very suspicious behavior. After the sale, the salesperson (Erick Fitzpatrick) ignored calls and even made threats instead of helping. Key names involved: Erick Fitzpatrick (Sales), Donna Daniel (Sales/Lease Rep), Kaleb Redmond (GM), Eric & Nauman Rabbani, Pinak & Pedro (Customer Relations/Finance). Bottom line: They take advantage of buyers who don’t fully understand the process. Don’t sign anything until you’ve read every line — and if they rush you, walk away.