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We save our member students an average of $3000 off of MSRP on the cars they buy through College Concierge. Through our many services, such as 24-Hour Emergency contact center, roadside assistance, discounts on insurance, products and events, we save students time and money and help them concentrate on their studies.
638 Lindero Canyon Rd Ste 310, 91377, Los Angeles, United States
4.3
8 reviews
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College Concierge helps me to bargain with the people in dealership so that I can buy a car in a discount rate. The staffs are really helpful and available all the time. I also get a good deal on car insurance through the service of the company.
A professional team helping students on car purchase. I was surprised by their efficiency and the price they were offering to me. I got super good deal on my first car, and I would definitely recommend you guys to use their services if you are looking for a car, especially if you are new here and don't know too much about the cars.
Very professional in helping people save money. I always used to help my friends negotiate at car dealerships for pricing because I knew how easy it was for salespeople to rip off customers. Good people, good company. Surprising because other similar services just seem to want money but these guys, especially Brett the CEO, actually wants to help as many people as he can to not get taken advantage of for a deal on a car.
College-Concierge provides a fast and convenient service by showing me what the dealership price is compared to their membership price. They helped me sell my current car and get into a new one quickly. They also delivered the car to my apartment. I enjoyed working with the staff and not having to go to a dealership.
Great company that truly helps students integrate better into college life. Gives discounts and services of all kind from starbucks to car deals.
As a college student, I'm always on a budget. College-Concierge has helped me by offering discounts on car rentals, ride sharing, insurance, and even NBA and concert tickets! They're available to help 24/7 and very friendly and easy to communicate with. Definitely recommend College-Concierge to my fellow college students!
Really excellent, trustworthy service with honest people and 24/7 support. Huge savings on a new car that I otherwise wouldn't have been able to negotiate on my own as well as lots of additional discounts for some of my favorite amusement parks like universal studios! Saved me a lot of time and effort, I highly recommend their services.
They saved me $3200 off of the price the dealer told me. I also saved money on Universal Studios tickets
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