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Asked by Donellwest Jun 10, 2016 at 03:43 AM about the 2006 Mercedes-Benz CLS 500

Question type: General

Question as a customer who found his car through
car gurus. Why isn't there an option to leave
reviews on the dealership. I noticed you let the
dealer leave an review about themselves, but not
the customer. I have searched top to bottom for
the option to do so.  Your leaving lemon
companies  the option to say they are A1, the
customer should be able to tell whether or not
that's true.

4 Answers

vince answered 4 years ago

I agree with above. I wanted to review the dealer i purchased from and I wanted to review Gurus as a great site but see no option to do so. Unfortunate. I went to dealer's own site and reviewed there. But no option to leave review on Gurus.

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GuruRDXN9 answered 3 years ago

Any updated advice on this? I also went to the dealer's site and reviewed there. Afterwards the dealer contacted me and said I need to post it on Cargurus so that he get notified by them. I do not see where to do so though. And of course, the vehicle I purchased is no longer shown, obviously. So, stuck on how to proceed.

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