McGee Hyundai of Barre

The service was amazing the process was seamless and effortless I can not say enough great things this is the second car we have bought for them and we will continue to do our business in the future with them

These guys are great. I was out of state helping my mother with a car purchase and remembered how bad the dealership experience can be for a customer. I wish I could have brought her to McGee. Nate and the gang were excellent on the service end also. Always a pleasure to work with these folks.

McGee Hyundai makes a great first impression. The salesperson I spoke with initially seemed low-pressure and transparent. The problems begin when you actually try to do business with them. I spent a week and countless hours corresponding with them about a used car, responding to their quote with an offer in writing fifteen minutes later. After waiting 24 hours, I tried following up repeatedly with him, copying the sales manager each time and received no response. Two days later, I called and the salesperson picked up the phone, clearly unprepared. I pointed out that by this point, their price on the vehicle had dropped but he never revised his quote to reflect the difference. He told me he would get back to me that afternoon with a revised quote. Instead, when I did not hear back and called again, he told me the car had been sold to someone else. (Surprise!) One salesperson does not necessarily reflect an entire dealership except here, it turned out, he apparently did. I brought this experience to the sales manager and GM, offering to share my correspondence with their salesperson. They declined, instead making the generous offer to sell me a new car. No thanks. Maya Angelou's standard warning never fails: "When someone shows you who they are, believe it." Businesses like McGee Hyundai are the reason that car dealers are among the least trusted occupations by the American public, competing mainly for the title with "Used car dealers."