I had a bad experience at this dealership. I came to inquire about a Prius. The sales person was…read morepretty humble and nice, but the manager gave me a low ball offer on my 1.5 year old car, over $12K less that what I purchased it for. When I brought it up to the salesman, he just said that they have to make money somewhere. They also took the key to my car and didn't return them until I said the trade it was ridiculous. I then had to ask to get my keys back. I think this is some sort of a scare tactic to push people to buy (note that they didn't even go to my car, so no clue why the keys were even needed). On top of that, I continued getting promo emails even after I told them I didn't want to be in communication with them. When I want to buy a Toyota, I will definitely go elsewhere.

Im an active duty service member, I PCS'd to California but I'm a resident of Tenn. We got a car…read morefrom here so we can drive across the country & it's been a headache, the car has a recall, they didn't disclose that to us, the car shuts off randomly and its been almost 3 months & they haven't given us our plates. we're currently driving on expired temp tags & it's been a headache dealing with them. They sent us extended tags & somehow sent them to the wrong address. I'd take my business somewhere else if you were thinking about getting a good used car.

Awesome team,Matt is super nice and very professional I appreciate their help as they were timely…read moreand courteous

Will not hire this company anymore. Catalytic converter was cut off from my vehicle. My vehicle was…read morenot in a wreck, just broke down. The place where we had to leave the vehicle had surveillance cameras and they gladly showed us that they were not involved in the thief of the converter. Someone spotted C&K truck along side of the hwy with my vehicle and the driver was seen back there with cutting tools. Being broke down is one thing but having to buy a converter is another. There's other towing services out there besides them. If you don't care if your converter gets cut off by this company then hire them. They lost this family as a customer.

I have bought 2 trucks in the last 6 months first one tore up within the first 3 days. They bought…read morethat one back and sold us another one which I unfortunately wrecked 2 days ago and even though the vehicle was totalled, none of the air bags deployed, the ABS brakes did not work and the safety features did not work. We found out through our insurance the truck had been wrecked in 2022 with $30,000 in damage.

10/10 recommend Robert hall at Elizabethton dodge!!!!! I've been struggling to find the perfect…read moretruck for my new driver and with his determination to find us the perfect truck we drove off with all smiles! He truly delivers smiles per gallon around this town. See him for all your car needs to get your smiles too!

The best VW vintage parts store! Dennis has been working with VW's forever and is a wealth of…read moreinformation!

Verble's VW shop is a one stop shop for all your classic air-cooled Volkswagen needs. From parts to…read morefull cars, restoration tips, and maintenance information, Mr. Verble can guide you to, OR through anything, AND get you the quality parts for a job well done. If you need ANYTHING for your classic VW, do not hesitate to call, or stop by his shop. Service with a smile for almost 50 years (and usually a cool story or two along the way). Go ahead, get wrenchin'!

One of the best cars I ever bought! Still running to this day with its new owners. Highly…read morerecommended car lot for used cars!

Kory is a liar and a cheat. Wants to hide behind Jesus, all the while taking advantage of young…read morepeople that are just starting out. He sold my son and daughter in law ( who was 8 months pregnant) a car that had a blown head gasket and no wind shield wipers. We know that he knew about these things because he cleaned the snow off the car himself when they picked it up. They had to fix that out of pocket right off the lot. The car has overheated every day and we found duct tape on the valve covers. He patched it long enough to dump it on some kids. Despicable person. He has been given several opportunities to make it right, but refuses to even let them trade it for something else. He should be ashamed of himself. If he really knew Jesus, he wouldn't be able to treat people this way.

Amazing place. Reliable and very knowledgeable people. Highly recommended this place.read more

My car wouldn't start so I made an appointment with Ponders and they scheduled an appointment for…read moremy car checked it out called with what they found discussed the repair and the timeline. So with having to order the part needed and the repair it was done in a timely manner and very affordable pricing. Ponders is a locally owned business and they care about their customers and the community. Very respectful people working there

Kevin is as good as it gets in the auto electrical area of expertise. I would estimate over the 3…read morejobs he's done on our cars that he's saved us well over a $1000. I'll elaborate on those specific jobs in a second. Kevin is honest, mindful of your budget limits, and a surprising rarity in the repair business. This is my first review on Yelp, I lazily came here to look up Kevin's phone number to make another appointment because he is the only auto electrical guy on my list of recommended services. 1) Okay, first job with Kevin, on a 2006 Chrysler, was when he bypassed a fault in our PCM caused by UHaul installing a vehicle matched trailer wiring harness they sold me that overloaded our taillight circuit. UHaul wouldn't stand behind the damage their part had caused. I could have gotten nasty, but I placed the blame on the part maker instead of the local people involved. Kevin first diagnosed it as a PCM replacement with the part alone running near $1000. When I asked him for options he said he would be willing to rewire that circuit and put in an inline fuse block. That repair total was under $200 and has worked flawlessly for over 6-years now. Neatest wiring work I've ever seen, including factory wiring! 2) A few years later, another one of our cars, a 2003 Dodge, produced some trouble codes that suggested the transmission control module needed to be replaced, and what I had found indicated that this might just be the start of the troubles. I took the car to Kevin and shared what I had learned from my scanner and followup research. When Kevin came back with the solution it turned out to be the car's battery needed replacing. I had Kevin order a battery and the car has been problem free for 4-years now. 3) A couple years after that, the 2006 Chrysler, blew hot air when we tried using the AC during a road trip. I picked up a test gauge at a BigBox store and concluded that the freon was low. I took it to a nearby auto AC shop where they tried adding freon then basically condemned the whole system. We were 500-miles from home, and the pitch to do the job seemed tempting except that we were not yet at our destination and we were going to a scheduled event. We considered renting a car and leaving ours at that shop, but decided to put up with it until we got back home. When I took it to Kevin, he's first reaction was that he didn't do AC system rebuilds. I asked him to check it out anyway and oversee working with another shop in his building if deep surgery or a freon adjustment were needed. When Kevin came back with the answer it turn out to be a fan relay cutting off the AC system. Kevin changed the fan and had the other shop vacuum empty and recharged the freon. AC has been as good as new ever since, going on 2-years. Background disclosure: I had worked in the new car dealer industry for about 10-years back in the late 70's and 80's. My experience concluded as General Manager of a large Mercedes Benz dealership. In the 70's I had personally owned as many as 15 cars at one time. In all my experience I have never known any auto electrical technician that could come anywhere near Kevin's expertise and honesty ethic, not one. Conclusion: Auto electrical systems is an area of car repair that can be challenging under the very best of situations. I trust Kevin, and I think you should too.

I sent my truck to be diagnosed. Owner told me up front it would sit and not get touched for ONE…read moreWEEK, i agreed and dropped it off, 3 weeks after dropping it off he called with the same diagnoses that i myself had givin the truck (bad pcm) $950 part that cant be refunded. I asked him what i owed him and asked to confirm that if i bought a pcm and did not fix my truck if he was going to reimburse me for the pcm (not bought from him, he doesnt sale them) he said NO. I asked why i would pay for a guess w no guarantee behind it, owner got very rude and said "just come get your fuc*in truck buddy, you dont owe me a thing". I agreed that he had priced his services at what they were worth and picked it up with a $0.00 bill against it. Waisted 3 weeks (one i knew would be in advance) and 2 unnecessary tow bills. STAY AWAY!

Deceptive sales bordering on fraud. You will NOT, get the deal you were promised. There may or may…read morenot be some fine print that justifies it if read a certain way, under the light of a full moon. You still need to go and let their sales guys spin you. Go on take the test drive, don't check Consumer Reports for the Rogue. Just wait right up until they give you the final, final price... Then walk out. Because driving by in a brand new Toyota will be the best feeling you will get at a Nissan dealership. It was so good, I had to give this place *TWO* stars.

Sales manager asked my pre approved well off 28 yo wife yesterday if this was going to be her…read more"first big girl purchase". Purchase of the most expensive highest mile used Tahoe in the area. She went down the road to Toyota and got a brand new 4runner for just a couple thousand more.