Autobon Auto Sales

I have purchased multiple cars from Emil. He’s a dealer you can trust. Stand behind any car he sells

Amazing we walked in there with what we had in mind and walked out 30 minutes later with an amazing 2007 Acura RDX. This is a family owned business that makes you feel part of them. They are auto dealers, but not like the pushy SOB's that try and sell you anything and everything you don't want for an unreasonable price an keep you for a full day just to wait your turn to do paperwork. Thank you Autobon Family:-)

First, let me say I hate buying cars!!!! I hate the haggling and hours it takes. That was NOT my experience with Emile at Autobon.

Probably the easiest car purchase I've ever made. Flat price. Great price! So good, my friends were worried. I needed a reliable car with great mileage for twice monthly commutes to Seattle.

Emile made it so easy. He's also been my go to when I needed another key, and later a new rear window due to a break in. He's generous in sharing his connections and has saved me money bet even after the sale.

I'll definitely come back when it's time to make my next purchase. Really felt like I was buying from a family friend. Highly recommend.

This dealership is a joke and fraud. Not only do they up charge every car extreme amounts, the quality of the cars is absolutely horrendous. The company tries to place false defective and temporary band aids to huge issues within the cars before selling them. The cars will breakdown shortly leaving you with an empty wallet, broken car, and no sympathy from the company. This dealership is the epitome of a junk yard scam operation trying to make a quick buck on unknowing consumers.

This has been evident over many transactions and is definitely not a single isolated incident.

Avoid this fraud at all costs.

There are many other alternative dealerships which have quality cars and integrity. There is no reason to even consider this one. It blows my mind that this fraud operation has not been shut down already.

I recently purchased 2006 Scion tC from this dealership. Clean CarFax and the car was very clean inside and out. I bought it AS-IS and they gave me 30 days warranty if anything goes wrong they will fix the problem. I was very impressed. I will be recommending family/friends to this dealership.

They sold me a lemon. My heat did not work the day after, they did not fix it. My fuel pump and coils went next. Bought for $10,000 one year ago, I cant even get $5,000 for it today and I already spent $2,000 on repairs. Worst Place Ever. LEMON LEMON LEMON, i complained they said it was "AS IS".

Emile recently sold me a VW Passat. He was easy to work with. After takng the vehicle to my mechanic for an inspection, Emile did all of he reoairs I requested prior to the purchase. He also gave me a very fair value for my trade-in, an older passat. I felt comfortable with my purchase from beginning to end and highly recommend Autobon to anyone looking for an honest, easy to work with used car dealer.

I bought a Buick LeSabre from Emile at Autobon Auto. When I came to Autobon Auto the car looked the same as it did online. The car was detailed very nicely. Emile showed me the CarFax and it matched everything that was explianed to me about the car. Customer service was great and I didn't feel obligated to buy the Buick or any other car on his lot. A week after I purchased my Buick, there was a minor issue with the A/C, so I called Emile and he told me to bring it in. The A/C had to be recharged and the best part was that he did not charge me.



I will refer my friends and family to Emile. He runs an honest business and is upfront about his vehicles.

Absolutely best experience I've ever had buying a vehicle! Emile was great! Not pushy at all, very knowledgable & upfront. He was willing to stay open late if I couldn't get there within normal hours & stands by his "product". I would wholeheartedly recommend buying from him!

After calling and talking with Emile on three separate occasions about the car, and being told each time that the car was in great condition, I went to the shop to look it over. Since the car was a great deal, I expected to buy the car on the spot. Upon arriving, the first thing I noticed was that the car’s license plate was six months expired. No problem, Emile assured me he would get it to pass DEQ before the sale during one of our phone conversations, although he never mentioned that the current registration was expired. The next thing that happened was that when Emile started the car, the CHECK ENGINE SOON light stayed on. “Strange,” he said, “that’s never happened before.” So he retrieved his diagnostic reader, stated the error was listed as an O2 (oxygen) sensor, and cleared the error. By now I know that I should simply walk away, but the deal was so good I couldn’t. So I looked under the hood. The motor was very clean. Of course there was a guy not ten feet away from me pressure washing another vehicle’s motor. Anyway, the oil level was good, but when I removed the oil fill cap, it had water on the underside of it. I then noticed that the water pump was completely covered in rust, and the radiator had no visible fluid in it.

Again, walk away sang through my head. But the water can be explained by the pressure washing, there’s no leaking that I can see from the water pump, and the radiator probably just needs fluid, so I continued looking. I went back into the car and started it in order to test drive it. As I watched the dash lights come on then go off, I noticed that I didn’t notice an air bag light. I know the car has air bags, so I turned the car off and then back on again because I must have just missed the light – no light. I verified that the car has an air bag indicator light from the owner’s manual (that was actually in the glove box), but nope the light never came on. After three more engine starts and no light, I finally walked away.