Sunrise Chevrolet

The stereotype is that women know nothing about cars and therefore shouldn't go into a dealership alone because she'll drive away with empty pockets and little to show for it. Well I decided to buy my first new car on my own and wound up at Sunrise. Completely unscathed and with a brand new fire engine red Coablt to my name, I emerged very pleased with the experience. I was honestly treated as a valued potential customer. I didn't do too much shopping around in person (mostly online)and because I found what I wanted there so I don't have anything to really compare it to, but I don't even feel like I need to. I am content with the sale and my new car! more

I want to stay on Judy's good side so using her review etiquette here we go. Service - I really felt like the service was what separated Sunrise from other dealers I have been to. They were knowledgeable and gave me the information I needed without trying to push anything in a different direction. Price - I only went to one other dealership and the prices seemed very comparable, of course I only negotiated with Sunrise, I imagine the other dealer would have come down a little in price as well. Quality - Overall very good experience and so far so go with my used car - oops my bad pre-driven car. Competence - They knew what was up and were fairly organized every step of the way. Fun Factor - I don't really enjoy the car buying process but I suppose they made it as easy as possible. Usefulness - I needed a car quick so I suppose the answer would be Yes. Selections - They had a large selection of used cars in my price range which was nice. Also the types of cars were pretty broad which is nice since I didn't really go in with a mindset of I am going to but a certain make/model. I went in thinking maybe some sort of Chevy and ended up driving out in a BMW. more