J.D. Byrider

I bought my 2^nd car off them. The first car I got was great. Owned it a total of 6 years and only put oil changes tires and struts on it. No other problems. Now they got me a 07 eclipse another great car with no trouble. Was happy with whole expirence. They gave me a better offer on my trade than anywhere else. They were very honest with me at the time of sale. I think most people they deal with do not understand what a car payment is. My wife got a eclipse 1 yr newer at vinart with a 11% interest rate and she got same payment as me. My interest is a higher rate but it’s overall interest not a apr rate 21% regular is still lower than a apr at 11% so they didn’t do me wrong. The only room I see for improvement is the service center. Takes too long too get a appt. otherwise I am happy dealing with them. Also my sales guy jimmy is cool. Every time I stop in he says hi and we end up talking for awhile. He’s a nice guy. Also last time I bought a car they kept their promise. They did build my credit.

They are truly there to help people in need. They will go above and beyond to help get you approved. Ignore the negative reviews, there is a reason jd Byrider is the largest used car franchise in America

WORSE place EVER! OMG never go there please! They are absolutely horrible! All of them! They take advantage of those in need and the weak! And if your car is totalled they try to force you to get another car with them and pay ANOTHER deposit on top of what you paid already and basically start over! I wish i was wiser before i got myself in this bullshit… I never missed a payment, everything was always done on time and they can’t work with me? i hate JD Byrider! I hope you go out of business!

JD Byrider’s got quite a reputation for being predatory and malicious, but that’s not my complaint. I’ve bought two cars from the JD Byrider in Easton when I was in a pinch — I paid out the wazoo, was threatened with repossession when the debit card I had on file expired, and was in general treated like a second-​class citizen, but you know what? I had a car that I liked, so it was okay by me.
There’s a very specific truck on their Emmaus lot that I’m interested in. It looks just like my truck, which is why I’m interested in it, but if it’s got the same engine as my truck, I’m not interested, because it’s known for having certain issues. Which is why I’m looking for a new truck.
So I give them a call and ask what engine is in it. The salesguy laughed and said, «Do you know what we do here?»
He asked me for my name, and I asked again — «Can you tell me what engine is in it?»
He laughed again and said, «You’re impossible, don’t call here again.»
Apparently, «what you do here» is not sell cars. Sorry guys, you’ve lost the privilege of charging me $ 10,000 worth of interest on a $ 5,000 truck because your salesguy thinks it’s hilarious that I’d like to buy a reliable vehicle.