I dropped into Marion Tire to get a tire repaired. Excellent service from all involved just like my…read morevisit to them 10 years ago. Thank you Marion Tire crew!!

This family business Loves to make customers happy. They are very professional and have wonderful…read moreways to save customers money.

Gene Steffy inspected my Chrysler 200 and changed the oil at 112,000 miles. At 117,000 it…read moreoverheated so bad the motor stopped. Their analysis was it need a new water pump and oil cooler for approximately $2,000. I picked the car up and immediately tremendous smoke came from under the hood. Their analysis was it needed a new head gasket for approximately $1,800. I picked it up and within 50 miles it overheated again. Their analysis was the block was cracked as coolant was entering all six cylinders. In conclusion, I spent nearly $4,000 on an unreparable engine!

Talked to a salesman on the phone about a certain car. Settled on a price range we would like to be…read morearound and the dealer said it would be no problem getting around that with our trade in. Drove an hour to the dealership and then they said they couldn't do that number. The guy kept going back to the manager to try and get the price down. At that point, get the manager involved and have them come talk to the customer. What a waste of time and please educate your salespeople on the importance of telling the customer honest things over the phone.

On a cross country trip and while in Colorado, I broke the back window of our van. I called around…read moreall afternoon. No appointments. Not the size. We continued to Omaha where friends recommended American Auto Glass. They were willing to come out on a Sunday. They fixed the window, were less than any of the quotes I had gotten in Colorado. The young man was super friendly and spoke kindly of his boss, which I like, and cleaned up after himself, which he didn't have to. I am so impressed and thankful.

Jack at American Auto Glass did an awesome job on my 1969 Camaro. This guy knows what he's doing…read moreand I could not be happier with his level of attention to detail and overall professionalism. As an overly critical consumer it is rare that I am pleased to the point of seeking out and leaving a positive review. Would give 10 stars if offered.

Recently I had the misfortune of having a dear run out in front of my first post college…read morecar/minimal cost/gas saver. It was hard to part with the vehicle, although with me getting married here in the coming fall, and then starting a family, it was time to upgrade to a bigger, more roomy, and comfortable car. I started out at the local competitor's dealership; Lexus. To be honest I wasn't impressed as I drove their IS350, which is supposed to be the closest competition to Infiniti. After this I was pretty disappointed, so I searched out for comparable brands and cars and arrived at Infiniti's Q50. Now the difficult part came around, finding the right color car, with all the bells and whistles I wanted. I test drove one initially, that had everything I wanted but the color. So I passed on it. A week later or so I came back and was prepared to offer something for the car regardless of the color, but the car was already gone. So back to step one again. I found one that I wanted down in OKC, but did not really want to drive the 400 miles to go pick it up, and told myself I'd give the local Infiniti of Omaha the opportunity to see if they could come up with the exact car that I wanted. Almost on que, I got a call from Jose; my salesperson, which he told me that they had acquired a car with everything I wanted including the color, the tech package, the wheels, everything. This thing was full loaded. His manager was quick to put a reasonable deal together. So I took the deal! They even worked with me on holding a check until my insurance claim on my previous car cleared. The communication was excellent, and their demeanor was superior in terms of customer service. I highly recommend this team, as well as these vehicles. Couldn't be happier with my Infiniti Q50!!

Long story short: Trying to get my door lock fixed. The event was miserable from setting the…read moreappointment (trying to get an appointment) to calling a week ahead to verify the process. I heard lots of excuses. Brought my vehicle in at 10:00 AM and ultimately didn't get my car back until after 6:00! No offer of a car for the day to-boot! No service discount. I have been a loyal Infiniti customer (used to be)!

I want to two other places to look for used SUV'S then I…read morewant to Sarpy County Motors. it was such a pleasure working with them. no hassle sales persons. they told me that this was there best price right up front. the other two dealerships, I had to play there game to get their lowest price. Sarpy county Motors are so nice and they made me feel right at home... Fantastic people to work with. Jerry and Sharon Smith. P.S. the car we bought was wonderful....everything they said about it was true..

I bought a truck from Sarpy County Motors in December 2024 and it was the quickest vehicle…read moretransaction I've ever been apart of. Would recommend these guys to anyone who is looking for a smooth process when purchasing a vehicle!

1-Star Review - I Feel Completely Cheated by Omaha Mercedes-Benz…read more I never expected to write something like this about a Mercedes-Benz dealership, but Omaha Mercedes-Benz absolutely betrayed my trust. I paid $61,500 for a Sprinter van, believing I was purchasing a reliable Mercedes vehicle from a reputable dealer. Instead, I ended up with a van that was defective from the very first day. Even during the purchase, I should have noticed the red flags. The buying experience was almost too easy--effortless. They were extremely quick to push the sale through, even though I live all the way in Southern California. Now it's painfully obvious why: they wanted to get rid of this van as fast as possible. And they succeeded--at my expense. At 7,546 miles, the van was already showing the same issues I'm dealing with today. I didn't recognize it at the time--this was my first diesel van, and I trusted the dealership. I trusted the Mercedes name. I assumed they wouldn't sell a defective vehicle. Fast forward a little over one year, and now at 40,000 miles, the van has a major transmission failure involving the torque converter. Multiple service advisors told me the same thing: A torque converter does NOT fail at 40,000 miles unless the issue was already there. These components typically last around 200,000 miles. So what does that mean? That the van had a serious, pre-existing defect, and it was sold to me anyway. I feel cheated, misled, and taken advantage of. I gave this dealership my trust and over $61,000 of my hard-earned money, and all I got in return was a defective van and a massive financial and emotional burden. Omaha Mercedes-Benz should be ashamed of this. This is not how you treat customers. This is not how you uphold the Mercedes-Benz brand. If you're thinking about buying a vehicle from Omaha Mercedes-Benz, be extremely careful. I learned the hard way that an "effortless" purchase can be a sign that they're just trying to unload a problem vehicle on someone else. Don't let it happen to you.

My son is being ignored by pat and Andrew malouf on a brand new car he leased in February. After I…read moreleased 2 cars in Dec and February. The car he leased is a lemon. These guys won't return our calls!!