EverReviews of evercars.com

Well as others have stated in their reviews the problem of them being super friendly and supportive until they receive your money then the customer service falls off the planet. It is horrible boarding on horrific. I only had 2 simple requests of them after receiving my money and they were to send me PDFs of all of the signed document and to let me know if I could speak with the driver because the vehicle was being delivered from San Francisco to Phoenix and I did not want to waste an entire day not knowing a general time frame other than sometime Friday. Several calls and texts to my sales guy Nick and finance person Travis and nothing at all..... Still waiting for the vehicle now day is more than half over and no documents to be seen???? At this point I would definitely agree buyer beware category is correct. I see that one of the owners was commenting on Reddit. Man you keep seeing the same complaint regarding horrible after sales performance.... FIX IT!!!!

I had a pretty bad experience on my recent visit to the Ever Car dealership in San Francisco. I wanted to trade in my Tesla Model 3. The vehicle runs perfectly with no warning lights, performance issues, or service alerts of any kind. When I arrived, a technician inspected the car and gave the green light, which led to an initial trade-in offer that seemed reasonable. However, once I started the buying process, the shenanigans started. After the salesperson went to the manager to begin the paperwork, I was now told that another technician had found a problem with the drivetrain. No diagnostic evidence was provided, and the car continued (and continues) to drive flawlessly. Anyone familiar with Teslas knows that if there were a real drivetrain issue, the car would either go into limp mode or not drive at all—and Tesla’s system would flag it immediately. That didn’t happen. It felt like the original trade-in offer was a bait tactic just to get me in the door. It seemed like they invented a problem to justify changing the deal. My guess is this happened because I wasn’t using their financing and declined their extended warranty—so the manager was looking for another way to get more of my money. The salesperson seemed cool and really knew a lot about the car I wanted which I appreciated. But i walked out feeling slimed and frustrated. I’ve had far better, more transparent experiences with CarMax and Carvana. I don’t recommend doing business with Ever Car. Unless they get their act together and clean house of shady managers and finance people, I doubt they will survive as a business. These kind of tactics are unacceptable given that there are dealers that behave ethically and transparently. UPDATE - The general manager saw my review and reached out to me. He said that there was no intent to play sales games or use bait and switch tactics. He seemed genuine and I am inclined to believe him. But this still leaves the question of why the Ever tech flagged my car for having drivetrain problems. By the way, I have now driven my Tesla around 450 miles since visiting Ever and I have no problems or weird noises with the car. I recently had Tesla look the car over and they gave it a clean bill of health. So even if Ever was not doing anything shady (which I want to believe) they have a tech problem. I wonder how competent their techs are in evaluating the cars they have for sale. I would give Ever another chance but I would do two things: 1. I would have my car inspected BEFORE I tried to trade it in to Ever and have the report in writing; 2. I would ask to have whatever car I wanted to buy from Ever inspected by an independent EV competent shop. Ever is new and still working out how they want to do business. I would suggest getting their technical competence together and then letting the public know about this so we can be confident of their assessment of the vehicles they take for trade in and those they sell.