Young Chevrolet

McCormick was such a fun and personable guy! We had such a great experience buying our new car! He was very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. The car is exactly what I wanted, and he made sure I knew how all the bells and whistles worked. We had THE easiest car buying experience ever! Everyone we talked to that day was great, and we left extremely happy! Thank you!

I had an enjoyable buying experience with my new 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 High Country. McCormick, my sales professional, was friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. Jake and Eric were extremely helpful and gave me the best deal possible.

brought my Corvette to Young Fast Track because the brakes were squeaking. I was initially told the fix would involve applying copper grease, with about $10 in materials per axle and approximately $250 in labor. They said the grease had to be ordered and would arrive within a couple of weeks. About a week later, I received a call that the grease had arrived. I scheduled an appointment for 7:30 a.m., dropped the car off, and was told the work would take about two hours. When I returned three hours later, they hadn’t even started on the vehicle. That should have been my sign to take my business elsewhere, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt and rescheduled for a few weeks later. Fast forward to today. I arrive for my appointment and am informed that the total is now almost $550—more than double what I was originally told. After speaking with Ben, he was able to reduce the price by a little over $100, but the bill was still more than $420. Then, to top it all off, I was informed that paying by credit card would cost me an additional 2%. My issue isn’t the money—it’s the lack of communication and the failure to honor what I was originally told. If the scope or cost had changed, a simple phone call would have gone a long way. Instead, I was blindsided at the counter after arranging my schedule around their appointment times and already experiencing delays. I expect honesty, transparency, and follow-through from businesses I trust with my vehicles. Unfortunately, this experience fell far short of those expectations. Because of this, I will not return to Young Fast Track, nor will I consider another Young dealership or service center in the future. I’d rather pay more elsewhere and deal with people who communicate clearly and operate with integrity

My 1 star review is for the way the finance manager and sales manager treated us. If I could rate their sales person Tanner alone it would be a solid 5 stars. They actually don’t deserve to have such a solid guy on their sales team in my opinion. If you choose to buy there - don’t trust what they say, especially if you ask to have them go through your credit union because they may tell you they do and then they don’t and they blame it on a “communication error” from the sales person to the finance guy - even though you watched the sales guy write what you said on the paper that was given to said sales manager/finance! They will bring you back to finance, tell you they got you a better payment than expected but not share that they charged you tons more money than they needed to on extra warranties. I wouldn’t trust them at all again. We bought a Z06 corvette in October 2025 and then came back for a second 2026 stingray corvette and weren’t as hard on them because we thought they would do right by us as second time customers on higher dollar cars. So ask tons of questions, double check with your bank or credit union first before falling for their nonsense! The finance guy will gaslight you if you call with questions, tell you paying 2% more in interest for 6 months isn’t that much and then the sales manager will try and play good guy and talk about feelings that don’t matter and say how the finance guy could have been “more professional”. Again tanner their sales guy is amazing just watch the back end people!

Was asked to come down to make an “aggressive” offer on my vehicle as a potential trade in because I was looking at multiple Tundra’s and they had one that I was looking into. I let them know if they plan on offering me $5k I’m not coming down because it’s a waste of time, and I’m assured “it’ll be aggressive”. I get there, and the person I was in contact with was “unavailable” so I’m handed off to a floor sales person. He lets me know the Tundra I was looking at isn’t available anymore, that it was sold to auction… but there’s another in Morgan he can bring down. I tell him I’m not looking to buy that one cause I haven’t researched it, so we go to my car. He starts off by asking if I always park the car with the e-brake on (which I do btw, but he is trying to devalue it because it ruins the transmission over time if I don’t park using it), to which I respond I always park with it. He then proceeds to pull the KBB trade in value and offers whaddya know… $5k! After I made it clear (and I gave them the year, make, model, recent maintenance history beforehand when I told them I’m not wasting my time coming down if the offer is $5k). He tries telling me that if I sell it privately, that banks will only approve buyers for $5k because that’s what KBB has it at for trade in. I tell him that’s completely not true, and he laughs and says no it definitely is. I call America First right after to prove him wrong and they said my car would be approved for $13.5k. Shady sales tactics giving me false information, wasting my time not letting me know the truck was sold to auction. That leaves a foul taste that prevents me from ever considering a Young dealership