What makes Ansonia Auto Park LLC different from other used car dealerships in the area? That's easy: the people! Not only do we have reliable and knowledgeable team members at our dealership, but we also have the most loyal customers who continue to shop at Ansonia Auto Park L…
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Ansonia Auto Park is located at 174 N Main St, Ansonia, Connecticut, 6401. They serve buyers in Ansonia, Connecticut and surrounding areas.
Ansonia Auto Park specializes in cars and trucks. Browse their full inventory on Searchshop to see all available listings with year, make, model, photos, and pricing.
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Many auto dealers accept trade-ins as part of a purchase. Contact Ansonia Auto Park directly to ask about their trade-in program, how they value trade-in units, and how a trade-in would apply toward your next auto purchase.
Shopping for a vehicle at Ansonia Auto Park in Ansonia, Connecticut? Follow these steps to buy with confidence.
Pull the vehicle history report
Run a CARFAX or AutoCheck report using the VIN before you visit. Look for accident history, odometer rollbacks, and title brands like salvage or flood. Ask Ansonia Auto Park if a report is available for any listing.
Take a thorough test drive
Drive on both city streets and the highway. Accelerate hard. Brake firmly. Listen for any clunks, vibrations, or warning lights. Test the AC, heat, and all electronics during the drive.
Inspect for hidden wear
Check for uneven panel gaps, mismatched paint, or overspray — signs of past bodywork. Push on each corner of the car to test the shocks. Look underneath for frame damage, fluid leaks, or rust.
Get a pre-purchase inspection
Have a trusted mechanic inspect any used vehicle before you buy. A $100–$150 PPI can uncover issues that save you thousands. Ask Ansonia Auto Park if a third-party inspection is permitted.
Negotiate the out-the-door price
Focus on the total out-the-door price, not the monthly payment. Understand every fee on the sales contract before signing. Dealer add-ons like paint protection and VIN etching are negotiable at Ansonia Auto Park.
Auto financing is competitive. A little preparation before visiting Ansonia Auto Park in Ansonia, Connecticut puts you in a stronger position.
Typical Loan Terms
48 to 72 months is most common. Shorter terms cost less in total interest.
Down Payment
10% to 20% down reduces your monthly payment and improves your loan terms.
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Ansonia Auto Park is a auto dealer in Ansonia, Connecticut listed on Searchshop. Browse their full cars and trucks inventory, view detailed photos, compare prices, and get in contact directly from this page. Searchshop aggregates auto dealer listings across the country so you can compare stock and pricing in one place before you visit or call.
Buyers in and around Ansonia, Connecticut can browse the full inventory at Ansonia Auto Park, read verified buyer reviews, and reach out through the contact form on this page. Each listing at Ansonia Auto Park shows year, make, model, condition, mileage or hours, and current asking price. Use the monthly payment estimator on any listing to model financing before stepping on the lot.
The inventory at Ansonia Auto Park is updated regularly on Searchshop. Each listing shows high-resolution photos alongside the year, make, model, trim, and price. Mileage, condition notes, and available options are listed on each vehicle detail page. A built-in loan calculator lets you estimate your monthly payment based on purchase price, down payment, and loan term before you call or visit. Save listings you like to compare them side by side. If a unit you are interested in is no longer showing, contact Ansonia Auto Park directly — dealers often have incoming trades and new arrivals not yet listed.
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At a Glance
What makes Ansonia Auto Park LLC different from other used car dealerships in the area? That's easy: the people! Not only do we have reliable and knowledgeable team members at our dealership, but we also have the most loyal customers who continue to shop at Ansonia Auto Park LLC thanks to our competitive pricing, fair auto financing rates, and principled business practices. If we don't have the vehicle that suits your current driving needs, we'll tell you which lot does. Why do we do this? Because Ansonia Auto Park LLC wants to earn your trust every time you walk on our lot.
Horrible. Called and spoke to them prior to going to view the truck. I made sure to have him state if there were any dash lights on and he assured me there were not any. Drove 3.5 hours down to see the truck. It was rotted, had body damage that was hidden in the pictures, and there were 4 dash lights on. Complete waste of time due to dishonest sellers. Avoid this place. This review is from 2020.
Purchased a 2004 hummer h2 for a good price in February. The vehicle was in good condition. Truck runs great. Check engine light did came on but was a quick fix. Vapor Canister Solenoid. Scott the sales associate was a pleasure to work with. No complaints.
Buyer beware. It all started when I bought the vehicle. I picked it up on the way to work one day. I drove it to work and then back home with no issue. Total distance is not even 5 miles. I start the car the following morning and the check engine light pops on. Thank God they gave me the 30 day coverage. I call the shop and they tell me to bring it by. They tell me that they just changed the oxygen sensor before selling me the car and that is probably triggering it. I stopped into the shop and they reset the check engine light hoping that that would solve the problem. After driving around a bit the light went back on. They told me that I need to drop the car off there for the day and they would look at it in addition to putting new front tires on which they told me they would do. Mind you my second job my income is bases strictly on my vehicle. I drop the car off at the shop early one morning and pay for an uber to get home. The whole day goes by without hearing a word from the shop. I called early afternoon and was told that they were doing the tires at Town Fair Tire and I could pick the car up from Town Fair. When I asked about the check engine light i was told that they could not get to it and that I had to bring it back another day. So there goes a day of pay without getting the initial problem taken care of. In total there were three of these wasted days until they finally told me that they did all they can do and they tried to fix it enough times and it wasn't on them any longer and my 30 day coverage is long over. Ok yes I realized the time period but this issue was literally trying to be fixed by them since the 2nd day I owned the car. It turned out that it was the oxygen sensor that they replaced but since this car is a California emissions vehicle it takes a certain type of sensor and not a generic one which they ordered online. They would have known that if they had a real mechanic working at the shop. They leave their cars and the safety of their customers in the hands of a welder who knows a few things about cars. No certifications or schooling just guess work. Now the owners will say that i'm just mad because they came and towed my car repo'ing it due to non payment during this pandemic. I work in a hospital surrounded by the pandemic all day. My second job was lost due to closures. Overtime was cut while exposure risk was on the rise. They claim they tried calling me for a few weeks but when they called my number was out of service. My number has not been out of service in the past at least 3 years. If i knew they were going to come and take the car then i would have obviously figured out something but the money wasn't there. Also you have to make your payments at the shop and not even over the phone or else they charge an additional fee. To be honest i didn't think they were still open after driving by there one day and seeing it closed. Bottom line is yes i know i should have paid but these are unprecedented circumstances and they are not even willing to work with their customers. They don't care if you don't have the money due to this pandemic, they don't care if you need the car to go to work at the hospital, they don't care keeping their word and fixing the problems with the cars they sell. Its all about the money to them and since the economy is bad they decided to go out and repo cars and charge the people who already don't have the money an extra $700 repo fee. I also checked with the local police and they did not follow proper repo procedures. But thats no surprise with this place. Don't fall for the fake front that they put on. They do NOT stand behind their vehicles and their "mechanic" couldn't even fix a Tonka Truck. The sad part is that I saw one or two reviews similar to this one when I purchased the car and thought it was just a few sour apples. Boy was I wrong. Do yourselves a favor and just keep driving right by.
Dan Pry does not stand behind the cars he sells and Tony and Carl will tell you ANYTHING to sell it!!! I recently purchased an Infinity I30 beautiful car with all the bells and whistles I was seeking. During the test drive the car stalled out out several times - the salesman Tony who said he's a stand up guy and will tell you everything that is wrong with the car and that the vehicle had just arrived and they had not had a chance to look it over but would fix all the issues I requested, which at first glance looked fixed when I came to pick up the car. Three (3) days later I brought the car back because the "Service Engine Soon" light had come. To which Dan "the owner" stated that I had shocked the car by the amount of miles I had put on it (600mi) and then ran a scan which indicated a Mass Air Flow issue which he attributed to improperly closing the gas cap. He shut off the light and I went on my way. A week and 1/2 later; I came back with the light on again - again a Mass Air Flow Issue and now an O2 sensor. He told me he would have someone look at it ...I tried to reach him several times all with no success. The car stalled out and would NOT turn on a few days later - I paid for the repair of a cam shaft sensor which got the car semi running the mechanic indicated that this and the O2 sensor were symptons of a greater problem with the Mass Air Flow Sensor. Dan said that he would fix anything related to my original issue and told me to take it to a garage who does work for him and he stated that the Mass Air Flow Sensor was in need of repair. Dan then said that that the issue the car had at 1st was the Crank shaft sensor and was NOT part of my original stall out issue code and that was not his issue. I took the car to a third repair location in Wallingford who also stated that the Mass Air Flow Sensor needed to be replaced and that the Crank Shaft Sensor would not allow the car to Fire (which it during the test drive) instead the Mass Air Flow would be the culprit and the several Sensors had probably become damaged due to a faulty Mass Air Flow sensor. Needless to say I have now sunk close to $400 and I havent even owed the car 45 days and with high priced lemon.
It took me a while but here its is ansonia auto park has a great selection a cars to choose from there great dependable and marked at great prices plus the sales rep tony is a pleasure to work with and will help you get you in the car you want, all in all Ansonia Auto Park is friendly, reliable car dealership that i have even recommended to my friends. keep up the great work guys
