Shore To Please Autos Bethel Rd, Somers Point

Thank you for patronizing our business. We take pride in making sure our customers are satisfied on every level. We believe here at shore to please our very existence is based off our reputation. Over ten years in the business but we’re finally local.

Thank you for trusting Shore to Please with getting your very first car. We want to also thank South Jersey FCU for making this process go smooth. Satisfying our customers is our goals, so to hear you say we met your needs make us happy . Drive safe, take care of your car and remember we’re always a phone call away. Truly Yours S2Pautos

How could you have the audacity to try to shame us or defame our character here at Shore to Please. First and foremost, when you called our office looking to purchase a car for a $1000 I expressed to you we don’t have cars on our lot at that cost. You went on to explain you wasn’t from this town and you’re living in the Budget Inn and you need a car to get to doctors appointments. Then you show up to my dealership the next day with a gentleman. You stated you could afford a $2000 car but all you have is a $1000 to put down and make payments. You was speaking to me as if you’re entitled or I had to accommodate you for some reason. I respectfully told you we couldn’t accommodate you. Then you and the gentleman rudely left didn’t say goodbye. Let me start by saying we have compassion and sympathy for anyone ill, my mother double mastectomy breast cancer survivor and now at 83 she’s fighting emphysema. My wife worked oncology floor at Shore Medical as a nurse for years with tons of character letters from families that she cared for their love ones. So please don’t try the shame game. We’ve been business owners in this town for thirteen years with this being our second business. Trust me we’ve helped many peoples. We take pride in doing ethically good business because our success depend on our community. Sorry you thought that way of us but good luck trying to find a car for $1000 that isn’t junk in a country that’s having a shortage on cars in a pandemic.