
Google Customer Reviews
Maddi Davis
Jul 1, 2026
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ââď¸SUPER fast transaction, professional and highly recommended their service for your future car!
Showing up, immediately greeted well. Upon test driving, worked very positively with us to get us approved. Greatly appreciated for their service & time well spent.â
sttela Jeudy
Jun 2, 2026
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âI just bought my car from Checker and I had a really great experience. Everyone was so nice, helpful, and professional. They really worked with me and made sure I got the best deal possible. The whole process was smooth and stress-free. I definitely recommend this place if youâre looking for a car and good customer service!â
Isabella Brignola
May 23, 2026
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âThese guys were great! It's my first time buying a car, and I am a younger woman. I'd test driven at 5 other places, and no othwr company made me feel this safe. They were alwats clear abput prices, listened to my budget, and told me about when one car I wanted to test drive suddenly had concerns. Even as a torential downpour made the power go out across the area, they were nothing but accomodating and made the process simple. I highly recommend them! John and Matt took great care of me!â
d boz
May 22, 2026
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âLet me tell you need to go to checker flag and get you car. These guys are the best. I had cancer 3 years ago and thing went wrong but I am picking back up with the credit because of people like all the guys at checker. I will definitely recommend them to friends and family. Thanks again just bought my 17 rogue from them.â
PL Gaul
Mar 29, 2026
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âBuyer Beware...
If you need creative financing, tread carefully here. My credit wasnât terrible, just thin, with only one account reporting, which meant my FICO scores were low. I came in with a 30% down payment on a 7-year-old vehicle listed at $15,499, so I expected a high interest rate, but not what felt predatory. The APR I was quoted was over 20%.
On top of that, I was told a 2-year warranty costing $2,700 was ârequired by the bankâ for approval. Then GAP insurance was added for another $900, again saying it was required by the bank. By the end, I would have been paying around $19,000 for a vehicle that was listed at $15,499 and not even in pristine condition.
What bothered me most was the lack of honesty. Banks generally do not require a warranty as a condition of financing, and while GAP insurance can sometimes be required, that usually applies when the loan amount exceeds the vehicleâs value, which did not make sense here with 30% down. Even then, GAP coverage does not have to be purchased through the dealership.
Had everything been presented honestly and clearly from the start, they would have effortlessly earned my business. In the end, my search for a straightforward and honest pre-owned dealer continues.â