Hunting for the worst car dealership reviews is like rubbernecking on the motorway—grim, yet weirdly educational.
Don’t fixate on a single rage-post; look for consistent patterns over months, especially complaints about warranty support, surprise on-road costs, and pushy sales tactics.
Favour recent, verified-purchase reviews and service experiences—yesterday’s oil change says more than a five-year-old latte rant.
Cross-check with your state fair-trading body and ACCC guidance, then call the dealer; how they handle basic questions tells you plenty.
For balance, read the 3-star reviews—less shouting, more specifics, and usually the truth hiding in plain sight.
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