New Car Dealers Near You
Buying a new car can be a stressful process. For a lot of people, a new car will be one of the more expensive things they purchase. And the stereotypes of high-pressure car salespeople can make you nervous as you think about starting to look at, and test drive, different cars. Search this list to find a new car dealer near you; use the filter to search only for BBB Accredited businesses.
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3238 Westerville Rd,
Columbus, OH 43224
3280 Westerville Rd,
Columbus, OH 43224-3752
960 Morse Rd,
Columbus, OH 43229-6212
Krieger Ford, Inc.
New Car Dealers, Used Car Dealers, Auto Body Repair and Painting ...
1800 Morse Rd,
Columbus, OH 43229-6604
Bob Caldwell Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram
New Car Dealers, Used Car Dealers, Auto Body Repair and Painting ...
Service Area
Serving the following areas:
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- Franklin County, OH
- Columbus, OH
1888 Morse Rd,
Columbus, OH 43229-6604
4391 Cleveland Ave,
Columbus, OH 43224-1577
Performance Chrysler Jeep Dodge Columbus
New Car Dealers, Used Car Dealers, Auto Services ...
4391 Cleveland Ave,
Columbus, OH 43224
4391 Cleveland Ave,
Columbus, OH 43224
4391 Cleveland Ave,
Columbus, OH 43224
Performance Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM Delaware
Used Car Dealers, New Car Dealers, Online Car Dealers
4391 Cleveland Ave,
Columbus, OH 43224
Geo Byers Sons Holding, Inc.
New Car Dealers, Used Car Dealers, Auto Body Repair and Painting ...
4185 E 5th Ave,
Columbus, OH 43219-1813
2361 Morse Rd,
Columbus, OH 43229-5856
2850 Morse Rd,
Columbus, OH 43231-6034
2900 Morse Rd,
Columbus, OH 43231-6036
2900 Morse Rd,
Columbus, OH 43231-6036
More information on new car dealers
No matter what make of car you are considering, you should do your research and planning before you head to the showroom.
One of the easiest ways to get started is to talk to your friends and family about their cars. See what they like and don’t like, what they wish they’d known before buying the car, and how the car has aged. You can also read reviews in car magazines and Consumer Reports. This will help you narrow down what cars you may want to consider. This will, in turn, narrow down the dealerships you’ll want to visit. Once you have a list, do an internet search on each one and read any reviews or complaints you find. You can also search BBB.org for reviews and complaints.
You should also talk to your friends and family about their experiences buying their cars. What was their experience like? Did they feel a lot of pressure? Did they have to fight back against upsells? Was there a particular salesperson they liked?
There are a lot of things you can do to prepare before you set foot in a dealership:
- Consider if you want to get financing through the dealer or from your bank or credit union. If you want a loan independent of the dealer, try to find out in advance what amount you can get approved.
- Have a set limit on what you want to spend. The salesperson may try to get you to spend more, but you know what you can afford and what you can’t.
- Plan enough time to test drive the cars you are considering.
- If you have a car to trade in, research what its trade-in value should be so you have a point of reference for what the dealer may offer you.
To find help for all parts of your life, check out BBB’s Consumer HQ.
Read BBB's tips on buying a car online.
Accreditation and Ratings Overview
Select businesses earn BBB Accreditation by undergoing a thorough evaluation and upholding the BBB Accreditation Standards.
BBB assigns ratings from A+ (highest) to F (lowest). In some cases, BBB will not rate the business (indicated by an NR, or "No Rating") for reasons that include insufficient information about a business or ongoing review/update of the business's file.