Everything! If I outlive this vehicle I'll be back to buy another! No-haggle pricing, fair trade-in value. read more

Within the first month of ownership, my vehicle experienced a mechanical failure and was brought to Blue Knob immediately. They were unable to diagnose or repair the issue in-house and subsequently sent the vehicle to the nearest dealership. At the time, I was expected to work near Detroit, which became impossible due to the breakdown. I was provided a loaner vehicle--a Chevy Impala with worn tires during winter conditions--despite the possibility that I could be required to drive several hours on short notice. For several days, I received no updates regarding the status or location of my vehicle. After initiating multiple follow-ups, I was repeatedly told, "I don't know," until I escalated the issue to management. Matt, the manager, was professional and communicative and ultimately confirmed where the vehicle had been sent. I had a safe in the trunk of my vehicle containing valuable items. Unfortunately, I was unable to retrieve them because I was unaware of the vehicle's whereabouts. To avoid further delays, I personally contacted the dealership and received clear information within minutes--something Blue Knob had been unable to provide after multiple days. By that point, the condition of the loaner vehicle required new tires for basic safety during a 5-6 hour drive. Once my vehicle was finally repaired, I was still required to wait for Blue Knob to retrieve it before I could do the same. During my visit to the service center, I overheard staff making disrespectful remarks regarding my request for safe tires on the loaner vehicle, among other comments. I was also informed that I should not have contacted the dealership directly and instead should have waited 3-5 business days for updates through Blue Knob. While Blue Knob presents itself as highly corporate and professional, internal communication and customer treatment do not reflect those standards. Clients should be aware that concerns regarding safety and timely communication may be met with dismissal rather than support. read more

Excellent service. Sales staff was awesome. Prices are absolutely reasonable. They don't play the dealership "price game". The price is on the vehicle and they stick with it. Excellent place to buy a car as they do not stock cars in garbage condition. read more

I can relate to many of these poor ratings. I also bought a vehicle here and had one issue after another. Was told to go find a dealer who could service me. Ended up traveling to Pittsburgh time after time for repairs. Blue Knob Auto - never again. read more

This is our fifth vehicle we have purchased from Blue Knob and the service was exceptional. Josh, our sales person and Katherine, our greeter could not have been more helpful and understanding that I needed to take time to figure what I wanted exactly. So patient but they do keep the process moving so you are not waiting forever. read more

This place does not deserve anyone's business after the service we received. The appraiser berated us for the condition he perceived our vehicle. Calling the prior auto body work done terrible and done by a shoemaker. And then goes to us to speak English while we were speaking to each other. Purely a racist organization that does not deserve anyone's business. We were prepared to purchase two vehicles but obviously by our look we're treated completely disrespectfully. read more

Spent a week trying to get a car. Nobody would tell me if the car was there. After I just bought one from them. Finally said it was there after I said I was out contacted them said it was sold. Would never deal with someone shady. read more

Having not purchased a vehicle in 12 years I was open to suggestions. My inevitable decision to purchase a vehicle was met with a lot of well it's about time! Followed by you should go to Blue Knob. After about 10 people recommended it, I jumped on their site and began my research. Now before writing this I checked out some other reviews to see others experiences. I think some of the reviewers didn't do their homework and blamed the dealership. So I want to explain my well thought out approach to using Blue knob so that if another person decides to come here they should take all the steps possible to make their experience at the least an A-Okay event. First go to their website and spend time reviewing everything. Then when you find something start researching. Check comps in the area to see that you are getting a good deal. In my case they vehicle I was choosing was about 4K higher with similar mileage at another much more local dealer. That's right kids, this place is a haul from Pittsburgh, BUT to save 4K, I will make that haul. Next get your affairs in order. Are you trading in? Get your title ready. Who do you want to use to finance or are you paying cash? The price on the vehicle is the price. YES that is the price. Don't like it? Then don't come here. They do not haggle, and even though they are called "salespeople" they do not really sale. They are much more order takers. Me I called my credit union and got a pre-approval with a low interest rate that was I pleased with. However, to use them would have required me to make two trips. WAY too much work. Use the banks they deal with. IF you have good credit you will get a decent rate. If you have another bank to refinance through, do that after you complete the sale. It's so much easier to do this way. Next when you find that car, truck, or SUV you want be prepared to move on it. They are not holding cars for you UNLESS, yes that is right there is another tip, unless you fill out a credit application with them online, and are approved, they can hold the vehicle for up to 3 days. This means if you are like me and can't make the venture until the weekend and you know you want a certain vehicle call them by Thursday. Speak to a salesperson. Tell them you want this vehicle and you have x amount to put down and want it held. They will direct you to fill out the credit app. (took 10 minutes) They call you back verify your information, then call you back after they get an approval. Again another 10-15 minutes. Once approved they will hold for 3 days. Perfect. Also now that you have that salesperson on the phone, make an appointment! Don't for the love of God come in here on a Saturday without one. You will be sitting for hours! Next have a backup plan. Luckily I didn't have to resort to mine, but in the case the vehicle is not to your liking, have one or two others ready in your head that you would choose. They have an excellent online presence. Honestly, the most time we waited was for the finance guy who you complete the transaction with. That was about a 20 minute wait. He was efficient and did try to sale the extended warranty but I never felt pressured by any means. Then again I am a salesperson by trade so that stuff is not a big deal to me. Also make certain you have your down payment in either cash or cashier check. They do not accept a personal check and they claimed a CC transaction would not work at high dollar amounts. So get that ready before going. I secured my check as soon as I made an appointment. All in all we spent a little over two hours from start to finish because I did my homework. So the downside of this place. The cars are as is. If there is one key fob, that's all you get. Missing car mats, too bad. Also, even though my car was 15 years old, they gave me a pretty low trade in value. I know I could have gotten more elsewhere but I wasn't taking it back home. Unfortunately there is no way to do your homework as to what they are willing to give in a trade. I wasn't expecting a lot but the tires were worth more than they gave so that was a tad annoying. Furthermore to top my list of grievances, ten minutes after I left my tire pressure/gage light came on. We stopped to put air in a very low tire and continued on hoping the light would go out. It didn't. About 45 minutes into our return commute we stopped again to check and it had lost all air we put in. I quickly called and was told by the service center to come back. I just purchased this vehicle! So we trekked back up the mountain to sit at the service center for about an hour +. They fixed it (bad valve) and we were finally on our way. This last part should not really be considered if you are considering using them, just an unfortunate and frustrating bad luck thing that I am actually happy happened then rather than days later when I am nowhere near the place. I would absolutely use them again. read more

Blue Knob Auto Sales - New ride - Auto Repair Near Me - Duncansville, Pennsylvania

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I bought my car here a couple months back after a recommendation from a family member. They have a really nice selection of quality cars with low mileage. One thing to know, and it appears as if this was others' experiences as well, but they do not budge on appraisals or car prices. I thought according to Kelley Blue Book, my car was worth more than what they offered. You can test drive any vehicle that'd you like. They just give you keys and a plate, and you're on your way. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. read more

best prices around. possibly the best prices in the state. i will go here again. highly recommend

Bought 2 cars here over the years. No complaints until I did a brake job on the 2016 Mercedes I bought at blue knob with 18k miles. It was making a grinding noise. 3 of the 4 pads in the rear are worn down to nothing, the one that happens to have the wear sensor in it is almost brand new. Best case scenario, blue knob neglected to look at the brakes before they sold me the car, which is concerning and unsafe. Worst case, blue knob deliberately swapped bad pads from another car onto this one, or replaced only the pad with a wear sensor. I'm thinking it was the former, given that the car currently sits at 18k miles and rear brakes should not have worn this fast. No matter what scenario, blue knob has their hand in it and it is disappointing. I will never go back. It was super fun, Blue Knob. Glad you didn't kill my family. read more

Blue Knob Auto Sales - One good brake pad - Auto Repair Near Me - Duncansville, Pennsylvania

I've gotten 2 cars here in the last 6 months, and will NEVER go anywhere else for a used car. Don't come in thinking you're going to get a better deal than listed, or negotiate your trade. The price listed is the price, period. (I know I sound like a corny commercial but it's the truth). Sales people are great finding something within your budget. They only use a small number of banks for loans. Cost guard warranty's available are great too. Overall, I drive 2 hours one way to go, and that's 4 less hours I'm playing stupid car dealer mutiple quote/add extra features and not explain the benefits/get the manager game. read more

For the most part we had a good experience buying a car here at Blue Knob. The biggest advice that I can give anybody looking to buy a car here is be prepared. We needed to get another car and my wife's coworkers all told her to come here. They said you can't get a better deal on a used car and they were right. The prices here are great and they are all relatively newer cars. They did say to go on a weekday because it gets very busy but we had to go on a Saturday. When we got here it was very busy and kind of chaotic but we were prepared. We did our research off of their website. We knew the car we wanted. My wife made an appointment so that they would hold the car (they will hold it for you for a few days if you get approved for a loan here) for us. We knew all of the documents that we needed before hand so we were well prepared. So even though it was chaotic at the dealership we were taken cared for in a timely matter. We got the keys to the new car and test drove it. We loved it so we came back and said we were ready to make the purchase. Our older car that we were trading in didn't get much for trade in value here. I think we could have gotten more if we sold it on our own or went somewhere else but we were stuck here. We were a long ways from home and we just had to accept their offer for the trade in. It didn't take too much longer and we were out the door. If you come here and you don't know exactly what you are doing it could take a while especially of you come on a Saturday. The one real issue we had was when we started driving home. The tire pressure light came on. To make a long story short we had to bring it back which really sucked. We took it to their shop. They brought the car right in and fixed the problem. I don't know how they didn't know the valve in the tire was leaking and broken in the first place but they fixed it and we haven't had any problems since we bought it. So other than that it was a good experience and we definitely recommend buying a used car here. read more

Blue Knob Auto Sales - Mazda Cx 5 - Auto Repair Near Me - Duncansville, Pennsylvania

If your looking for a dealership that sells volume hands you your keys and good buy YOU have found it~! They do not honor military discounts as they say, YOU must be active duty, otherwise the $200.00 is not valid. The sells personnel are trained to make sure you finance with them, not your own. What you see is what you get and I was not impressed. I ended up getting a car at another dealership and they went below BK price and I had zero issues. Be prepared that you will spend hours with sales purchasing a car. (NOT WORTH IT). read more

BLUE KNOB AUTO SALES, just outside of Altoona in Duncansville, http://www.blueknobauto.com/ou/duncansville-preowned/index.do C'mon, you mean no one has given their review of B. K. A. S before today? They actually sell 800 to 1000 cars a month here - 25 to 30 a day. Eleven thousand plus last year. 2009 could become a record breaker I know that other auto dealers in the area must be green with envy. How do they do this? A no-nonsense "one price" strategy. Huge inventory. Low, low, "No haggle" pricing. It's a no pressure approach to salesmanship. Put the price on the windshield, the year, the mileage, the options on the window - a quick blue book report. You're not asked how much do you want to pay, and then try to put you in car they want to sell you. How many times have you been somewhere that the sales person gives you the price and goes back and forth between his manager while they try to deteremine how high you're going to go, how bad you want it before they give you the actual price, payment, terms, etc. None of that BS here. People are waiting in line to talk to the sales folks - they won't try to sell you anything - the cars sell themselves Why can't other dealers see this is what people want? read more

I've used Blue Knob Auto the past two times I purchased a car. And each of those times were amazing. My first experience here impressed me so much that when it came to trading in my vehicle for a newer more reliable vehicle, I had to go back. Their website is convienent, you can browse their inventory before arriving and then call ahead to make sure at least your top choice that piques your interest is there for you to test drive. Their inventory is constantly rotating, I had three in mind when I was on my way there and one was confirmed sold by the time I got there. That being said you might find a surprise on the lot as well that you didn't even know was available. (which was my case) The communication in there wasn't all that stellar. I sat for nearly three hours before I was told that the reason for my wait had been because they had gotten me a lower interest rate on my vehicle. They had me sweating bullets. But I completely appreciate the fact that they went the extra mile to make sure I would be comfortable driving home in my new vehicle. Just wish they would have told me what was going on instead of having me sit there and get nervous. read more

Blue Knob has its pros and cons. First the price you see online or on the window sticker IS the set price. They do not negotiate. So at least you know what you are going in with. The salesman are super friendly without being pushy. The problem I experienced was what they wanted to give me for my trade in. It was extremely low and they would not negotiate that price either. It was $4k lower than any other lot wanted to offer me. The sad part was I found a vehicle I was very interested in. I just wasn't willing to be taken advantage of with the trade in offer. Now had I been in the market to not trade a vehicle I would probably look there. They have a very large selection of vehicles to choose from. read more

we have purchased 8 vehicles here. beware of the warranties they sell. they tell you that you have complete coverage and you pay for it and that includes engine failure and this is a lie! will never purchase from them again or recommend this dealership. sad we were loyal customers. never again! read more

I went here on a recommendation from my uncle. We went on a Monday and I have to say I thought that the customer service was lacking. Tom N. was less than helpful. It was like we were an inconvenience in his day. We had to do all the looking up for the vehicle and he didn't have a recommendation for us. It was a "What number do you want?" He didn't discuss our needs or what options they had on the site. He was always on the phone and had us wait. Now I am pre-approved for a loan and was ready to buy that day too. But he let the customer on site wait while he talked to another on the phone...guess he never heard the proverb of a bird in the hand is better than two in the bush. However, if I am going to be paying a commission to an individual then I want them to do the work and listen to my needs and determine what they have available. The selection varies and I understand that they turn over the cars fast here. It was an inefficient system for taking a test drive due to the large number of sales reps and people coming here to see the cars. Also, they had staff, on a busy day, moving cars around. Now don't you think, on a busy day, you'd wait until it slowed to move the stock around? Not when there were at least 10 people there looking at cars? Also, they offered me less than blue book for my vehicle turn in. He couldn't articulate to us why they offered so low and they didn't have a checklist where they could show us why it was so low. It seemed very fly by night on their trade in evaluation. I know how it works now, and if they have the vehicle in our price range I might go back but I won't be afraid to ask for another sales rep. I will probably go back to the other dealerships in the area first. read more

Would give zero stars if possible. I have been through a lot of vehicles in the last decade and have always at least had a decent experience. This dealership is hands down the worst dealer ship I have seen or even heard of! We dealt with Jim, the sales manager here and he wasn't willing to even budge $1.00 on the price of the vehicle we had in mind...keep in mind that this was even after we found about $4300 worth of damage on the vehicle that they hadn't even noticed when they did there inspection! We told them budge a few bucks here on either your vehicle or our trade in and you will get the sale now...we want this truck! They basically told us to fuck off, they'll sell it anyway. Oh and did I mention that I am military stationed in Georgia and I drove 950 miles to get a truck from here because three representatives told me that they would definitely be able to work with us on it! read more

Purchased a van from them last year and haven't had any problems with it. The purchase experience was exactly what I thought it was going to be and you can not beat the prices they have, period. They are like here are keys and a plate, let me know which one you want. I am surprised that people are complaining about bad sales people and not being able to find a vehicle? Do a tiny bit of research on the web site before you go. If you don't actually know what type of car you want before you go, ummm don't go till you figure that out??? When you do go, take a list of the ones you want to see. Make sure you have a list, they won't all be there. Then test drive several and get the one you want. That's it. No negotiations, no haggle on price, no "I have to talk to my sales manager one more time" or anything like that. I did get the extended warranty package, I think its worth it. But don't get the $400 clean and protection package, it's a box of fancy wax and ArmorAll type stuff and they wipe it on in about 8 seconds. Just go to AutoZone and get basically the same stuff for 10 bucks and do it yourself. Live and learn. But other than that, its was a great experience. I HATE BUYING A NEW CAR! And I hate going thru the dance at the dealer to do it. 7 to 9 hours of your life you will never get back, no matter what kind of "deal" you get. They are a complete pain! Blue Knob Auto is like, here is what it is, if you don't want it, don't buy it.... have a nice day :) We won't bother you while you look and nor do we care if you don't buy anything. Oh and we won't get all crazy and chase you to the parking lot while you are trying to leave before you have a stroke from being so frustrated. Honestly the best car buying experience I have ever had. New cars are overrated and I enjoyed getting my last vehicle here and will buy every one from now on at this place. read more

I'm surprised/not surprised there are so many poor reviews for this dealership. We have purchased our last three vehicles from Blue Knob and have been very pleased, but the experience is not for everyone. If you like to be taken care of and want to add/subtract features from your vehicle this place is not for you. If you want lots of selection, no pressure, and easy buying experience for more common late-model used vehicles, I highly recommend them. Pros: One price, no haggle. LOW prices, I mean the lowest - we are very good friends with a local dealer and we would love to buy from him, but he is consistently $1000 more at least. Great opportunity to drive lots of different vehicles with no pressure. Found us a ridiculously low interest rate. Cons: Customer service has been uneven. First two times was amazing. Third time was a little pushy with the warranty and upholstery protection (no interest, but that is how they make their money). Sometimes odd inventory - no special orders. Trade-in value they offer is pretty low - we always sold privately or donated our vehicles. read more

I recently purchased my first vehicle from Blue Knob. I was fortunate to have Josh Salysard (sp.?) work with me through the process. Josh was cautious,professional and knew his stuff. I did have to wait between vehicles and processes, but I was for warned they would be busy. Expect a wait, but a wait that is worth it. (Plus I live 1 hr 45 minutes away) I know several people that recommended Blue Knob and Josh, and now I am one of those people. I will ask for Josh by name when I go back to Blue knob for my, or my wife next vehicle read more

Just purchased an SUV at Blue Knob. Price was better than Carmax, experience was not good. Traded in car. Low ball offer. Noticed tires were thin and would need replacing this winter. Asked for consideration. "Jim" the manager was summoned. No to new tires, no to lowering the price on the new car, no to raising the offer on the old car, no to everything. Ended up buying the car. Stood in parking lot and pealed off the large price sticker that blocked part of the windshield. Car was filthy outside. At least the car had fresh oil, or so I thought. Car was making an odd engine noise so I took it to a dealer the next morning. Told me odd noise was pinging. The car had been filled with regular gas. Ok, easily remedied. They noted the Blue Knob oil change sticker showed the wrong oil. I asked them to replace with the correct oil just in case. The mechanic sought me out in the waiting area and told me he was not sure what oil had been in the car but it was a heavy gray substance, not honey colored like it should have been. Good thing I replaced the oil. Makes me suspect about anything Blue Knob touched. "Jim" kept telling me the car had passed PA inspection. I suspect Blue Knob does the inspections. Not going to say avoid Blue Knob, but be very cautious. BTW, not or first vehicle purchase from there, others were better experiences. read more

I needed to find service for a commercial van I bought from Blue Knob. Only certified dealers were permitted to do the work. I could not find a place. I called service at Blue Knob and they found a place for me that I could not find on my own. They spent 15 minutes searching for me. Well done! These guys know what customer service means. read more

Bought a TLX with. 33k miles. Really liked the car and after a test drive looked the car over real well. The only thing I could see was the front tires looked worn. I mentioned to Tom T. and he talked to whoever he had to talk to without resolution to the issue. We bought the car and 800 miles later took it for annual inspection. Failed due to front tires. The second layer of rubber was showing on the tires. The mechanic said that no way would the tires be worn that much in 800 miles. I emailed them and have not heard anything back. Other than that like the car and like other reviewers said it is a meat market for car sales. read more

IF you read the web page and bring all the paperwork you're supposed to, and IF you do your homework by reviewing what's available before you go there, and IF you're looking for that friendly used car salesman that stays in his office while you tool around Altoona in your choice of wheels, you're gonna love Blue Knob. If you require a salesman to follow you around like a puppy dog, and if you figure on driving 10 cars, and if you expect sales staff to point cars out to you, you're going to be sad. Bought a car there a week ago. Knew what we wanted before driving there, drove it, bought it, and also bought the extended warranty. No hard ass sales effort on interior and exterior extra products, but they were offered. All in all, I've got a tow vehicle for my boat that needs replaced. August of 2018 is the plan, and I'm driving up there. Its a 2 hour drive. I'm going to go mid-week to avoid the crowds next time. read more

I've never been a big fan of car dealers, but Blue Knob Auto in Duncansville has changed that. Blue Knob has a ton of inventory, the salesmen are up front, and they sale quality vehicles. Our family has purchased 3 cars from Blue Knob in the past eight years, and they have all lasted well beyond 100,000 miles. I like Blue Knob's low prices, no haggling policy, and their decent website (http://www.blueknobauto.com). The only bad things I can say about Blue Knob is that: a) they don't give you a whole lot for trade ins and b) their inventory is odd at times in that they will have a ton of cars of the exact same year/model/make. When we purchased vehicles from Blue Knob, we ended up selling the vehicle we were going to trade in on eBay and received about 1.5 to 2 times the amount that Blue Knob was willing to give us for the trade in. read more

We lived in the area and often stopped to window shop which at BK can include driving without an overbearing sales person along. We did that often, and never found the sales people anything less than polite. Eventually we bought my fav. car ever a Honda Accord. That was over 100,000 miles ago. I referred our son in law and daughter as well as a business colleague. Both had very good experience. What a different type of leadership. If you are looking for an ego building experience this probably isn't it. If you are looking for a good car at a good place it will be hard to do better than BK. read more

I bought a Honda Xtour from BK years ago. The Carfax said it was never abused. Three weeks after I am home, I find a panel in the back that is a different color. Yup, wrecked and repaired without reporting to insurance. But I gave BK the benefit of the doubt. Yesterday these guys listed a Honda HRV as being grey and in pristine condition like new. They said they would hold the keys, and I drove 2 hours at night only to arrive and find the HRV was mulberry (purple) and the prior owner who had it repedo pinstriped the car in a dumb configuration. Mike and Tom argued a bit over the color, but the code on the car showed it was mulberry. So they did what BK does, no apology, no price change or help. We got 5 minutes to make a decision and leave - after having bought a prior car from them. Today I am learning that BK gets most of their cars from auctions and they don't care to know what's wrong with them and if they do, they are not telling. Let the buyer beware. read more

I cannot say enough good things about my experience with the sales and finance team! I had a trade and made a purchase without the hassles of awkward negotiations. Great prices, service, and team. Extra kudos to the manager Jim and sales team members Rosemary and Josh! Highly recommend. read more

We made a long drive for one particular car. When we got there it was out for a test drive and the person decided to purchase. While my husband was flustered and trying to find a different vehicle on their computer system, one of the salesmen made a rude comment about him being done yet. We immediately left and they lost our business indefinitely. If you want to shop somewhere that sells cars because of price only and get treated poorly, this is the place for you. I'd rather spend a little more and get a good overall experience. read more

This is the second vehicle we have bought from B.K.A.S. and will continue to do business with them. You know the price up front. You feel no pressure...no need to haggle. They have a functional up-to-date website. They have exactly what we want in a dealership. read more

GO BUY YOUR NEXT CAR AT BLUE KNOB AUTO!!!!! zach took care of me! painless, no gimmicks, no b-s, no "car salesman" tactics or run-arounds! i have already told 4 people what a great deal i recieved and that they should look into this place the next time they are in the market for a vehical! thanks blue knob read more

If you want a dealership with a no haggle sale, this is the place for you. i called earlier in the day to state which care i wanted to see and they had it ready, set the appt with the salesman who was great cause this was a cash deal. They offerred the protection, but honestly I go thru cars once every 3 years. This was very quick and wonderful read more

My girlfriend bought a car there today. Not very impressed. I was in the car business most of my life. The dealership sets the price of the car you are going to buy as well as the trade in value of the car you are trading in. No negation. This is the price take it or leave it. This is the interest rate. Not buying an extended warrantee for your car? Then the F&I manager turned into a bitch. Full tank of gas? You get a quarter of a tank. The good part. My girlfriend got a lower interest rate than I thought she would get My problem with the experience is that I know how dealers make money on used cars. Blue Knob doesn't miss a trick. read more

Not much I can do now but give as many bad reviews as possible. Bought a Town and Country and within 2 miles of the 1000 mile warranty, the transmission failed. Blue Knob offered no help. Took 3 calls just to talk to someone and then they were in a hurry and gave no help. This is a volume dealership and that is all they do. Sell as many cars as possible as fast as possible. Don't expect care or service after you sign your name. read more

I bought a Ram 1500 crew cab 4x4 from blueknob for 28,500.00 I purchased an extended warranty for a couple thousand more and a fabric and paint protection warranty for a couple hundred more  we're now over 30,000 dollars. Well my wife sat in the back seat and said that the seat was soaking wet. I checked and sure enough it was soaked.  I lifted the seat and the storage bin under the seat was full of water  and the headliner was soaked and sagging.  I took the truck in since it was still under factory warranty and the dealer said the truck has a moonroof but it's not a factory installed moonroof so it's not covered under the factory warranty. The extended warranty doesn't cover water leaks either. I contacted the company in Michigan that installed the moonroof and they told me there's a lifetime warranty on the roof but only to the original owner not to me. They said a new moonroof glass with the seal would cost me 400 dollars.  Well I didn't have much of a choice so I had to buy the new glass with the new weather strip seal. You cant buy the rubber seal separate. The guy said its installed /moulded to the glass. The headliner had really bad stait's from the leaking roof that looks terrible. Everyone that gets in my truck says what the hell ihappened to your headliner.  I contacted the company for the paint and fabric protection warranty.  The guy said that only covers the seats for burns and stains sir not the headliner.  The salesman who sold me the fabric protection said it covered the complete interior of the truck for cigarette burns,stains or tears. So heres the deal these assholes at Blueknob sold me a truck with an aftermarket installed moonroof that leaked.  Sold me an extended warranty and fabric protection warrant that didn't cover the water leak, stains or repairing the leak. Paid over 30,000 dollars for this truck and I am pissed. Beware of these assholes. The junk vehicles they sell .The bullshit useless warranties they sell. read more

I just bought a new car from Blue Knob. I have to say this was the best car buying experience I've ever had. I called ahead to have the car i was interested in put on hold to ensure they didnt sell it before i arrived. I walked in the door and was greeted by a sales person. They asked if i was working with anyone and i said yes the sales manager. They walked me into Lizs office immediately. She called for the car and gave me the plate. After my 1st test drive she had keys ready for the next few cars i had on my list. I test drove cars hassle free for almost 2 hrs. "Alot of Fun" Once i made my decision it only too honestly 15 min to do the financing. I did do my preapproval over the phone which i highly recomend to save time. Blue Knob is low pricing haggle free car buying read more

My husband I bought a 2016 Chevy Impala LT with a V6 engine, we purchased it on 2-25-17. The car is awesome, beautiful condition, interior and exterior, had under 15,000 miles on it, runs like dream. We did a lot of research before we went to Blue Knob, test drove several vehicles before we even went out to the dealer we knew the exact make and model we wanted......we drove from Pittsburgh so it took us about 2 hours to get there, we called that morning and told them the 2 cars we were interested in and they put both sets of keys on a hold board in order for not to be sold before we got there. This is a no haggle dealer the price is clearly listed on the website which is an exceptionally low price compared to big dealers in Pittsburgh like Bariel, and Wright. We got there gave the check in girl our name, she told us one car only had 1 set of keys, so we told her that one was out of the question, she then gave us the second set of keys (which was our first choice car) and off we went for a test drive with a plate in hand. My husband and I both test drove it,we were gone about a half hour, brought it back to the lot and looked it all over several time inside and out and determined this was the car for us. We went back inside told the check in lady we wanted this car and she said someone would be with us shortly to make the purchase. The gentleman which was our finance guy not a salesman, there are not salesmen here, told us it would be a little he had 2 people ahead of us.......we ended up waiting about 45 minutes, which didn't really matter, we had some coffee and people watched :) Once we met with the finance guy he ran our credit, figured out who our car loan would be through, we were done with him in about 20 minutes. After that we waited about 15 minutes with the second finance guy to sign all the papers while they cleaned up our car. This was the only thing we were not happy with, we had to problem signing all the papers but the guy was extremely pushy about wanting us to purchase the extended warranty which we were just not interested in.....he was very nice to us at first and when we put our foot down about not wanting it, he literally turned into a jerk......very short and kind of ignorant to be honest. It didn't really phase us to much and honestly this was the only thing we didn't like about Blue Knob. After we signed the papers our car was outside waiting and we were completely done. All in all it was a fantastic experience, and we will surely purchase more vehicles from Blue Knob, their selection is awesome there is a constant amount of new cars coming in and we love the down to earth prices, no pressure phony sales people and the pleasant atmosphere. Give it try fore sure!!!!!!!!! read more