SCHUMACHER VOLKSWAGEN, INC.
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

Schumacher VW of West Palm Beach has proudly served the Palm Beaches for over 45 years as a highly respected, family owned business that carries some of the most popular names in the automotive industry. Schumacher VW of West Palm Beach strives through the hard work and sincere commitment of their team of over 800 employees to provide the best automotive shopping experience available. Our mission is to “Serve Customers for Life”. Commitment to our customers and providing quality service is evident in our world class state of the art facilities, great selection of products, and the finest employees in the industry. Just got my first car.It went smoothly I'd say? Like any dealership, it does take long. It probably took like 3 hours to complete, from the test drive to signing all the paperwork.Staff we're A+, I had 'Nick Anagon' as my Specialist. I told him the cars, he told us about the cars, I test drove the car, I told him the monthly payment needed and he got it done.Things to know;- Upon finishing your paperwork, the car gets a full detail (in and out) and they put a full tank of gas.- This dealership is basically the DMV. They sell so many cars that they give you the tag to the car right there, no need to go to the DMV or even wait for a tag in the mail.- If you wanna get that 0 down, sign and drive that they advertise on TV. You'll need at least 780 or above credit score. Anything under that, you'll need to put money down.If you go the route of putting money down, you should look at the certified vehicles first that they have at the dealership, get the numbers, etc and see what your looking at monthly.Better to get one certified with one owner (basically it's the dealerships car, one they use for test drives or the manager) than another customer used car or brand new if you want a some what low monthly bill.When it comes coverage, let's say your trying to get a $450 monthly payment. It will end up being in the high $460 - $480 for all the coverages they try to give you, you don't really need most of those coverages. Your insurance mostly likely covers that, so I'd check on that before picking any 'extra' coverages. Just got my first car.It went smoothly I'd say? Like any dealership, it does take long. It probably took like 3 hours to complete, from the test drive to signing all the paperwork.Staff we're A+, I had 'Nick Anagon' as my Specialist. I told him the cars, he told us about the cars, I test drove the car, I told him the monthly payment needed and he got it done.Things to know;- Upon finishing your paperwork, the car gets a full detail (in and out) and they put a full tank of gas.- This dealership is basically the DMV. They sell so many cars that they give you the tag to the car right there, no need to go to the DMV or even wait for a tag in the mail.- If you wanna get that 0 down, sign and drive that they advertise on TV. You'll need at least 780 or above credit score. Anything under that, you'll need to put money down.If you go the route of putting money down, you should look at the certified vehicles first that they have at the dealership, get the numbers, etc and see what your looking at monthly.Better to get one certified with one owner (basically it's the dealerships car, one they use for test drives or the manager) than another customer used car or brand new if you want a some what low monthly bill.When it comes coverage, let's say your trying to get a $450 monthly payment. It will end up being in the high $460 - $480 for all the coverages they try to give you, you don't really need most of those coverages. Your insurance mostly likely covers that, so I'd check on that before picking any 'extra' coverages. Just got my first car.It went smoothly I'd say? Like any dealership, it does take long. It probably took like 3 hours to complete, from the test drive to signing all the paperwork.Staff we're A+, I had 'Nick Anagon' as my Specialist. I told him the cars, he told us about the cars, I test drove the car, I told him the monthly payment needed and he got it done.Things to know;- Upon finishing your paperwork, the car gets a full detail (in and out) and they put a full tank of gas.- This dealership is basically the DMV. They sell so many cars that they give you the tag to the car right there, no need to go to the DMV or even wait for a tag in the mail.- If you wanna get that 0 down, sign and drive that they advertise on TV. You'll need at least 780 or above credit score. Anything under that, you'll need to put money down.If you go the route of putting money down, you should look at the certified vehicles first that they have at the dealership, get the numbers, etc and see what your looking at monthly.Better to get one certified with one owner (basically it's the dealerships car, one they use for test drives or the manager) than another customer used car or brand new if you want a some what low monthly bill.When it comes coverage, let's say your trying to get a $450 monthly payment. It will end up being in the high $460 - $480 for all the coverages they try to give you, you don't really need most of those coverages. Your insurance mostly likely covers that, so I'd check on that before picking any 'extra' coverages. Schumacher VW of West Palm Beach has proudly served the Palm Beaches for over 45 years as a highly respected, family owned business that carries some of the most popular names in the automotive industry. Schumacher VW of West Palm Beach strives through the hard work and sincere commitment of their team of over 800 employees to provide the best automotive shopping experience available. Our mission is to “Serve Customers for Life”. Commitment to our customers and providing quality service is evident in our world class state of the art facilities, great selection of products, and the finest employees in the industry. Just got my first car.It went smoothly I'd say? Like any dealership, it does take long. It probably took like 3 hours to complete, from the test drive to signing all the paperwork.Staff we're A+, I had 'Nick Anagon' as my Specialist. I told him the cars, he told us about the cars, I test drove the car, I told him the monthly payment needed and he got it done.Things to know;- Upon finishing your paperwork, the car gets a full detail (in and out) and they put a full tank of gas.- This dealership is basically the DMV. They sell so many cars that they give you the tag to the car right there, no need to go to the DMV or even wait for a tag in the mail.- If you wanna get that 0 down, sign and drive that they advertise on TV. You'll need at least 780 or above credit score. Anything under that, you'll need to put money down.If you go the route of putting money down, you should look at the certified vehicles first that they have at the dealership, get the numbers, etc and see what your looking at monthly.Better to get one certified with one owner (basically it's the dealerships car, one they use for test drives or the manager) than another customer used car or brand new if you want a some what low monthly bill.When it comes coverage, let's say your trying to get a $450 monthly payment. It will end up being in the high $460 - $480 for all the coverages they try to give you, you don't really need most of those coverages. Your insurance mostly likely covers that, so I'd check on that before picking any 'extra' coverages.