Car deals in Long Beach, Los Angeles
13 companies · 12 dealers · 1 broker
Companies in Long Beach
13By score · How we rate
8 of 13 companies have no street address on file, so they are listed without a number and not shown on the map.
- RA75/100based on the checks that applyProfileRARenee's Automotive LLCLong Beach · Broker75/1003711 Long Beach Blvd
- EL45/100based on the checks that applyProfileELEchoPark Los Angeles (Long Beach) Vehicle Buying CenterLong Beach · Dealer45/1001660 E Spring St
- MM45/100based on the checks that applyProfileMMM MotorsportLong Beach · Dealer45/1003600 E Pacific Coast Hwy
- TL45/100based on the checks that applyProfileTLThe Lot Auto SalesLong Beach · Dealer45/100538 CA-1
- VA45/100based on the checks that applyProfileVAVeloce Auto Center & LeasingLong Beach · Dealer45/1003950 Cherry Ave
- BF23/100based on the checks that applyProfileBFBp Ford of Long BeachLong Beach · Dealer23/100Ford · No street address on file — not on the map
- CT23/100based on the checks that applyProfileCTCabe Toyota Long BeachLong Beach · Dealer23/100Toyota · No street address on file — not on the map
- CM23/100based on the checks that applyProfileCMCaruso MazdaLong Beach · Dealer23/100Mazda · No street address on file — not on the map
- HC23/100based on the checks that applyProfileHCHarbor ChevroletLong Beach · Dealer23/100Chevrolet · No street address on file — not on the map
- LB23/100based on the checks that applyProfileLBLong Beach BMWLong Beach · Dealer23/100BMW · No street address on file — not on the map
- TS23/100based on the checks that applyProfileTSTimmons SubaruLong Beach · Dealer23/100Subaru · No street address on file — not on the map
- WCLong Beach · DealerToyota · No street address on file — not on the map23/100based on the checks that applyProfileWCWest Coast Toyota of Long BeachLong Beach · Dealer23/100Toyota · No street address on file — not on the map
- CP15/100based on the checks that applyProfileCPCircle PorscheLong Beach · Dealer15/100Porsche · No street address on file — not on the map
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All 93 lease offers in Los Angeles →About Long Beach
Auto retail here sits along Long Beach Boulevard north of downtown, where dealerships and brokers work side by side on the same stretch. Shoppers can move between them on foot rather than treating each stop as a separate errand across town. The mix of sellers covers BMW, Chevrolet, Ford, Mazda, Porsche, Subaru, and Toyota, spanning German and Japanese options alongside domestic trucks and SUVs, so most budgets and needs have somewhere to land without leaving the strip.
Getting there depends on where you start. I-710 runs straight to the waterfront, and I-405, SR-91, and SR-1 all cross the city, so arriving from Signal Hill, Lakewood, or Carson is a short hop rather than a planned trip. If a dealership here doesn't have the color or trim you want, Wilmington and Hawaiian Gardens sit close enough to check without much added drive time.
Parking shapes the visit more than the shopping itself. Downtown high-rises lean on structure parking and permit rules apply across much of the central city, while east Long Beach's single-family tracts give you driveway space to actually look a car over in daylight. Worth asking a broker or salesperson upfront where you can legally leave your trade-in during a test drive, especially near the permit zones.
The Metro A Line ends downtown and Long Beach Transit covers the rest of the city, which matters if you're dropping off a car for service or picking one up without a second driver along.
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What buyers ask us before they call anyone on this page.
Auto retail in Long Beach is concentrated along Long Beach Boulevard, north of downtown. That's the strip to head to if you're comparing several lots in one trip rather than driving all over the city.
Yes. The Metro A Line terminates downtown, and Long Beach Transit covers the rest of the city, so you can reach the downtown area by transit even if the dealership strip itself requires a short additional trip.
It depends on where you are. Downtown has high-rise apartments with structure parking and permit parking applies across much of the central city, while east Long Beach's single-family tracts have driveways and are easier for casual parking. If you're shopping downtown, expect to deal with permit zones or structured lots rather than free curb space.
Long Beach dealerships work with BMW, Chevrolet, Ford, Mazda, Porsche, Subaru, and Toyota, covering a mix of domestic, Japanese, and German brands. That spread means you can cross-shop different price tiers and body styles without leaving the same corridor.
Long Beach is a larger, incorporated city with its own charter and a dedicated auto retail strip on Long Beach Boulevard, whereas Signal Hill, Lakewood, Wilmington, Carson, Hawaiian Gardens, and Harbor City are smaller neighboring areas without that same concentration described in the data. If you want more dealerships within walking distance of each other, Long Beach's boulevard setup is more geared for that than its smaller neighbors.
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