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    Palmen Dodge Chrysler Jeep RAM of Racine

    Palmen Dodge Chrysler Jeep RAM of Racine

    (25 reviews)

    I came to Palmen Jeep as a suggestion from Mark P. I haven't seen the reviews or star rating but I…read morebelieve this is the largest Jeep/dodge dealer in the state. So traveling an hour south to check on a Jeep found online wasn't a bad idea. First off when searching for the past year the Jeep I originally wanted was supposed to be looking for an off lease manual shift 1-2 year old with two doors diesel in Sarge green. I recall when the JK model came out I didn't care for the overall look and figment of the dash. It looked too blah and chintzy imo for the price. I believe that the steering components are finally tuned up to prevent front end wiggle wobble. That had been a recall issue in the previous 2 years. Special Ordering one, I was told takes 2 months which would be cutting it to close for my Florida homestead exemption requirement. I couldn't take the gamble on them delivering on time. So I ended up with a minimally equipped Rubicon that kept the price under 50K. Sales department wasn't hounding or lurking I had plenty of time to look the vehicle as if it were Sunday. I used the sams card along with the end of year "family special" that is extended to everyone through Jeep/Chrysler. I'm happy with the vehicle I got. I paid a little more for only 2 options I didn't want, but happy in general. Matt Collins was helpful and was able to answer technical questions about satellite radio, electronic release sway bar and the freedom hard top. Amb 5 Service 3 not sure I like having left the place with 2 key fobs a thumb drive and no physical paperwork in hand. No bill of sale or recipient. The certificate of origin came registered mail 2 week after the check cleared. The bill of sale is important for calculating tax for registration out of state. The dmv will not allow a thumb drive to be plugged into their computers. So they had to fax it down. It took me a few days to eventually get it registered and tagged. And insurance company could not start till the vin showed up in the Fl system. Location 4 Value 5 1/2020

    Clearly I should have done a quick Yelp check before working with them. My sales person was new and…read moredidn't seem to understand much. I got the Wrangler I wanted for a price I could live with. I made an appointment to pick up my vehicle and spent at least 2 hours waiting for them to prep it while I signed paperwork. I thought I would get a duck for all my waiting. I was wrong. I also thought they would have started me off with a full tank of gas. I was wrong about that too. I have never had a dealership do this before.

    Racine Hyundai - Exhibit A: mouse nest and dead mouse

    Racine Hyundai

    (43 reviews)

    This is chapter 3 of a car buying Goldilocks story and this three star dealership turned out to be…read morenot just A-OK, but in our case, just right. So the first dealership, in Greenfield, was too slimy. After soapy showers and reassessment of our set-price discount, the second place (Boucher) was just too insulting. But this third place turned out to be just right. Now, we did hedge our bets, we came in 45 minutes before closing the last week of the month with a set-price discount so no bartering was allowable or needed, but to their credit here, they recognized this and admitted it right away. There were only a couple of tack on fees that although we shouldn't have had to pay for them, the net price still came out below what we would have paid at either of the first two places. They also offered a tad more on the trade in than the written offer from CarMax. They matched the finance rate from our credit union without pressure. They did not try to talk us out of the new 2020 Tucson that had been sitting on their lot for a year because they had 2021s, but rather gave us a choice of 2020 Tuscons. This made us realize that they Boucher people could have actually called this dealer to replace the car promised to us that they sold out from under us. All the workers are very young and of course feeling invulnerable so they aren't very serious about COVID19 precautions but this may not be an issue when you're considering buying a car. You won't be able to get out of the strange "passive security system" fee because they etched it into the glass (interesting tactic). One annoying overpriced option will be onboard (maybe a $200 first aid kit, or a $175 cargo netting) on any of the previous year's new cars but given the offset of having slightly better net pricing than the two Milwaukee dealerships, this is still the better choice. If you're checking out all the YELP reviews for all the Hyundai dealerships in the area you've already figured out that within a about a half hour's drive from Milwaukee there are more than three choices. You're also realizing like I did that none of them get especially good or even consistent reviews (have to really wonder about the 5 star reviews of CAR DEALERSHIPS right?). You've also done the research and realized Hyundais are very good deals to start out with. The professor-spouse was trading in a two year old Hyundai Sonata that was really a great car, and so we were also in a stronger bargaining position as we did not need a new car at all. But I do think 3 the magic number (and the accurate number of stars). It's possible that if you go to any three Hyundai dealerships by the third one (whichever it is) and end up going in in the last 45 minutes in the last week of the month when the new next year models are in, that third dealership will be more ready to seal the deal than any random first and second places. It's an empirical question I do not have the money, time, or mental energy to try out. So, gentle readers, the first dealership was too slow (see the Greenfield Hyundai review for chapter 1). The second dealership (Boucher, chapter 2) was too fast. They were both insulting and sleazy. The third dealership (this one) turned out to be just right. Will we live happily ever after with this new Hyundai? Time will tell but I do expect to have this one well beyond the loan payments.

    I bought a used car from this dealership under the impression that it had no major accident…read morehistory. Recently, I discovered the bumper had been poorly repaired and was held on with GLUE and another part held on with ZIPTIES -- something that should have never passed a proper inspection, especially from a dealer claiming to perform a 120-point inspection on every vehicle. When I brought this to their attention, they shrugged it off as something "normal" for used cars and offered a trade-in that would've left me fully responsible for the negative equity -- as if that somehow resolved the issue. At no point did they take real accountability for the damage or the way the car was misrepresented at the time of sale. This was a disappointing and frustrating experience, and I would caution anyone buying from here to have the vehicle thoroughly inspected by a trusted third party before signing anything.

    AutoWerks Pre Owned Auto Sales - car_dealers - Updated September 2026

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