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Martin Automotive Group

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Listing	Martin Automotive Group Local (310) 820-3611 Toll-Free (800) 843-9511 Fax (310) 826-0352 12101 W Olympic Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90064 http://www.martinautogroup.com/
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User Reviews of Martin Automotive Group

They just Moved, and under new management!

They are now under new management, under one of the oldest most respected dealerships in the area, Martin Auto Group. So if you need a new Saab or Service your old one, their new name and location is ... Saab...
citysearch.com - user review - 03/31/2008
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Avoid at all times

We would not recommend leasing or buying from Saab of Santa Monica. Their sales and management staff are rude and condescending. In addition, after our lease, we had a question about a payment and the manager...
citysearch.com - user review - 01/16/2008
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Yelp.com Review - by Mieke B.

4 of 5 stars. Allen in service is divine. I have two small boys and need my car. Allen does every thing he can get the job done quickly. And if you own a Saab you know how often you have to bring your car in - a…
yelp.com - user review - 06/21/2007
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Yelp.com Review - by Cheri A.

5 of 5 stars. I recently came to this location because the South Bay Saab dealership where I purchased my vehicle recently closed. It was time for my 5,000 service so I called the service department and made an…
yelp.com - user review - 02/24/2007
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Do they even want to sell a car?

I was looking to buy a car when I first moved to LA. I wanted a Saab for quite some time, so I stopped by this dealership. I stood in the showroom for about 10 minutes before someone even asked if I needed...
citysearch.com - user review - 05/21/2002
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