Rae, John and Christopher were all very helpful and professional. I love my new car!

I have been doing business with Sandy Sansing Chevrolet for around 30 years. have had no problems that they did not address and take of with any of my vehicles. The service and courtesy is outstanding

Cat is amazing! Got me an amazing deal! Even stayed late to help me out!! 10/10 recommend!

Mr. Neil P. was awesome! Super informative and took his time explaining all the details. Our family was happy with our experience!!

Special shout out to Jimmy on helping me securing a new truck. Sandy Sansing was easy and accommodating when searching for a new vehicle. Will use them in the future if ever in the car market

Excellent service department.

Fast and friendly service.

Great experience friendly service , 3rd vehicle same quality service

Ben was PHENOMENAL. The car I originally wanted was a bust, so he wheeled and dealed and got me in a much better car for the same price. Will 100% be a repeat customer. Highly recommend.

I had a great experience with Sandy Sansing. Catherine reached out to me abs scheduled an appointment. We discussed what i was looking for. When I arrived she was with a customer but still came out to great me and called another salesman over. He was very helpful. We went through the cars i had found that i wanted to look at. When those didn't work he refined a search. He helped me find one i absolutely loved. The ac wasn't working right so he made sure it went to the shop and kept me updated on the progress.

I originally planned to replace the spark plugs myself, but after realizing how involved the process was, I decided to have the dealership handle the installation. Since I recently purchased a used truck, I also requested a full vehicle diagnostic for peace of mind. The spark plug service itself was fine, though I was surprised to be charged an additional 1.5 hours of labor simply because the truck has a 6‑cylinder engine instead of a 4‑cylinder. It felt excessive, but it was still the reason I chose to have them perform the work rather than doing it myself. What really bothered me was the diagnostic. The dealership connected a basic code reader to the vehicle and charged $190—one full hour of labor for something that took less than five minutes and was performed by a non‑mechanic at the drop‑off line. When I had diagnostics done on my first car twenty years ago, I received a detailed report and a conversation about potential issues. Technology has advanced significantly since then, yet the service I received here felt like the bare minimum for a premium price. Overall, the diagnostic experience felt misleading and overpriced, and it left me questioning the value of the service provided.