Rising Sun Motors

Name: Rising Sun Motors
Address: 9001 Rhode Island Ave, College Park, MD, 20740, US
Telephone: 301-345-2600
Price range: $$$$
Rating: 4.5

9001 Rhode Island Ave
College Park, MD 20740 301-345-2600

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123 ratings
94% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 24% higher than average
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Consumer Comments for Rising Sun Motors

Consumer from SILVER SPRING, MD
Jul 23, 2025

7/3/2035, RAV4 was left overnight so they would have it first thing in the morning. It did not sound like work was started before I called early afternoon & was not completed until just before closing. They did not do some of the work requested & decided I needed new rear brakes. I picked the car up after hours and it had been left unlocked in their open lot by a busy road, car smelled bad & a shop rag was left in car. I had to take the car back a week later because the brakes started to make loud noises. They said a clip had fallen off & said they cleaned something. The car still smells bad. What did they do?

Consumer from COLLEGE PARK, MD
Mar 02, 2025

Rising Sun has become very expensive, and their front-of-the-business staff are not particularly friendly. I use them because they are local but can no longer give them a great recommendation, as I did in the past.

Consumer from UPPER MARLBORO, MD
Mar 02, 2025

A quality shop, under new management, seems to be keeping up the expectations. Not the cheapest, but fair and I feel I get my money's worth.

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