Dawn M.
12/19/2011
Most people know that unless they "take someone with them" to buy a car, you're going to get kinda screwed. Scott The Car Guy IS that someone! A friend I trust was raving about Scott's services,...
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401 Lowell St Ste 1
Lexington, MA 02420
Scott The Car Guy, located in Lexington, MA, offers a personalized car buying service that prioritizes the consumer's needs. Since 2006, Scott has established himself as a trusted advocate for car buyers in the Boston metro region, ensuring a stress-free and valuable alternative to traditional car purchasing.
With Scott as your guide, the car buying process is tailored to your preferences, financial considerations, and trade-in options. From locating your desired vehicle to finalizing the purchase contract, Scott is dedicated to ensuring your satisfaction and making the experience seamless and enjoyable.
By leveraging his expertise and industry insights, Scott streamlines the car buying experience, saving clients time, money, and hassle. Whether purchasing a new or pre-owned vehicle, Scott's services aim to provide a smooth and informed process, ultimately leading to a satisfying purchase tailored to each client's needs.
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5.018 reviewsHicham D.
1/3/2024
This is a long overdue review of Scott. My wife and I have used Scott twice to replace her cars, and both times he delivered and surpassed our expectations. We were introduced to Scott by a...
Destina A.
10/7/2023
The car buying process was extremely stressful and overwhelming for me, so much so that at one point I gave up entirely. I found myself googling "can you hire someone to buy a car for you?" And...
Elise R.
9/7/2022
Scott was invaluable in helping me to buy a new car. He was able to- in a very difficult market- get a wonderful price for me I could not have negotiated for myself. He made the process easy...
Megan B.
5/5/2018
When I first heard of concierge car buying, I figured it was a service catered to the wealthy and not something that was feasible for me. But then someone turned me on to Scott The Car Guy. I read...
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