Dealer/Salesman in Montreal recommended?

[imposss]

Good day everybody,

I'm looking for a good salesman, I'm a buyer but need a good deal.

If anyone here car refer me a good salesman in Montreal/Laval/Southshore.

Thanks in advance.

[Benzima]

Originally Posted by imposss

Good day everybody,

I'm looking for a good salesman, I'm a buyer but need a good deal.

If anyone here car refer me a good salesman in Montreal/Laval/Southshore.

Thanks in advance.

BMW Laval. PM details.

[JFB]

Originally Posted by Benzima

BMW Laval. PM details.

Avoid BMW west island at all costs.

Bunch of scoundrels.

I have two (not one, two) instances where they did not disclose an accident on a potential M3 I was going to look at until I drove 1hr and walked in the door.

And my brother in law recently went to buy a manual 340 M and they said it couldn't be found... He then called BMW Laval, they had two!!!!

[hanman]

I had a great experience with Tomer at BMW West Island. I just bought a M3 competition from them 2 weeks ago

[Habber]

Originally Posted by hanman

I had a great experience with Tomer at BMW West Island. I just bought a M3 competition from them 2 weeks ago

No offense but he's not transparent on deals. Nick at Canbec is a much better choice.

[imposss]

Originally Posted by Habber

No offense but he's not transparent on deals. Nick at Canbec is a much better choice.

That's exactly what I've heard

[CanAutM3]

I love dealing with the team at BMW Canbec. I am from the South Shore and travel all the way to Montreal just so I don't have to deal with the aweful service at BMW Park Avenue.

[aboulfad]

?Good Salesman?, that?s quite a contradiction... I?ve bought all three BMWs at BMW Laval and can?t say they have amazing deals, of course there are so many variables at play that dictate wether a salesman can give you a great discount or not...

[imposss]

Originally Posted by aboulfad

?Good Salesman?, that?s quite a contradiction... I?ve bought all three BMWs at BMW Laval and can?t say they have amazing deals, of course there are so many variables at play that dictate wether a salesman can give you a great discount or not...

I'm dealing with 2 dealers in Montreal area and 1 in Toronto now and I'm gonna go with one who'll give me the best deal next week.
I don't want to pay for "good service".

[Parabolica]

Agreed. Good service should be a given.

[Benzima]

I have had amazing experience at BMW Laval: great price, awesome service and good people.

[CanAutM3]

IMO, "Good Service" has to be evaluated AFTER the purchase of the car. All salespeople will suck up to you to get you to buy. Good service is how well they treat you after you sign.

[Habber]

Originally Posted by CanAutM3

IMO, "Good Service" has to be evaluated AFTER the purchase of the car. All salespeople will suck up to you to get you to buy. Good service is how well they treat you after you sign.

Prior to purchase, it's the salesman but post purchase it's the service department.

[CanAutM3]

Originally Posted by Habber

Prior to purchase, it's the salesman but post purchase it's the service department.

Yes and no.

I did ED on my car, and the service I got from Canbec from the time of purchase all the way to re-delivery at the dealer 2 months later was fantastic.

And yes, the service level at the service department is also very important.

[Benzima]

Originally Posted by Habber

Prior to purchase, it's the salesman but post purchase it's the service department.

Sales makes you buy, service makes you come back!