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    Blough Auto Sales

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    West Point Auto Sales - West Point Auto sales and service

    West Point Auto Sales

    (14 reviews)

    I just bought a car from West Point Auto and I want to say it was the easiest process I have ever…read moregone through with buying a car. There was no pressure to buy just answers to questions I had. Before I bought the car there were a couple of concerns I had and they were fixed immediately. My husband had had a stroke and was not able to be a part of the process. We had been to several other used car dealerships that tried to take advantage of the fact that it was my first time buying a car on my own but Jason took his time and let me go at my own pace. We love our new car and after checking around we appreciated the very fair price . I would recommend them to everyone looking for a used car!

    If I could give a negative rating if I would. West Point Auto Sales. Buyer beware. My son purchased…read morea 2017 Ford Escape for 13000 dollars with a Level 3 warranty that cost an additional 2600 dollars. 8 months later the car had to be towed to the dealership for the entire dashboard being lit up in red telling him to turn the car off immediately. It was a coolant sensor which cost $466.00 to repair with the additional extended warranty, so he paid it. A month later the check engine light came on again so he bought a code scanner and found out it was a misfire in cylinder 1 so he took it back to their service department to be fixed but the service rep listened to the engine running and told him it could be the spark plug and the coil pack. He told him it would cost a lot more for West Point to fix it and it would be cheaper to fix himself. So he did. A month later the check engine light came on again. He finally had to take it in to their service department to look at because the car would not accelerate on the highway. They told us it would be 2 weeks before they could even look at it, so he left it hoping they would look at it sooner if someone cancelled. Surprise. We had to call them after 3 weeks to find out what was wrong with the car. My son was told the head gasket was a bust and it would be too much time to repair and they couldn't get parts for 2 months. The best option was to replace it with a used engine that had 78,000 miles on it for 7100 dollars. They handed me an invoice for 10,644 dollars in order to repair the car, but said that wasn't the cost! We confronted Jason about selling stripped down warranties where important boxes on page 4 were not checked and he said that would have been a surcharge. We never even saw those boxes at the time of sale nor did we have the surcharge option. I asked the service department to produce denial paperwork for the repairs and I asked the warranty company to produce denial paperwork. I still haven't gotten it and that was more than 2 weeks ago. In a nut shell, they sold us a car they knew had these issues because there is literally a class action law suit brought against Ford for this very problem and probably used a sealant like KSeal to hide the problem for a while, sold us a stripped down DOWC (which stands for dealer owned warranty company) and then basically told us there was nothing they could do about it and pretty much they didn't care. In addition their service department guy wanted to assault my fiancé in the parking lot and then called the police on us. The Better Business Bureau has been contacted and a complaint has been filed along with a complaint to the Michigan department of the Attorney General. If you have gotten to this point, you can contact me at kapage1970@yahoo.com and I will be happy to pass along any information in regards to what I have found out about the warranties and their shady business practices.

    BJ's Quality Auto

    BJ's Quality Auto

    (2 reviews)

    I purchased my second car ever from BJ's. It was not a terrible experience, but I suppose it could…read morehave gone much better. We had been without a car for awhile, and it was really draining on us as well as friends and family. I started a new job and after a few paychecks, we had money set aside for a decent down payment. We weren't having any luck with friends recommending cars to us, or checking out cars on the side of the road. Everything decent was just out of our price range, so we finally decided to just go to a dealer. The people working there are friendly, the main salesman was not as pushy as I was expecting. I wanted to look at a Hyundai, an Accent was my first car and I was interested in the Accent they had on the lot. After taking it for a test drive and having my stepdad give a quick inspection, I decided that I wanted it. There were a few small issues that I asked them to fix before I purchased it, their mechanic is across the street and they did fix what I asked of them. The Tire Pressure Monitoring System light was on, as well as the Check Engine Light. Their financing manager is friendly and honest, but this is kind of where things went downhill for a bit. Online, the price was shown to be approximately $4,000, but after applying to have it financed the numbers weren't adding up right. With interest and a two year loan, it was going to cost over $6,000 to purchase. They had forgotten to tell us that the 4K price was their special cash price, and the 6K was if we financed through them. The financing manager was incredibly apologetic, though the sales guy looked a little ticked off that we had caught the difference. That same day, I took it for another test run to see if anything else came up, and the check engine light came back on, as well as the TPMS light. I basically told them that I didn't really believe their mechanic was doing his job, and that I would just take care of it myself. I ended up getting a loan through LMCU, and picked up the car the next day. Now, I've had this car for a few months and so far we only had to replace the blower motor and the battery. That's really not bad for a used car, we are very happy with it otherwise. All in all, pretty standard for buying a used car I suppose. If I choose to purchase from them again, I wouldn't really hesitate if they have the car I want in their lot. I'm very happy with my little Hyundai, I would just go in with a little more knowledge next time.

    Scam of a business. They use used/junk parts and do shoddy work. They tried to bilk my mom before…read moreI got involved and had her take her car elsewhere. They overcharge and lie. Their license should be revoked.

    Blough Auto Sales - car_dealers - Updated August 2026

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