UPDATE Twin Falls Subaru went above and beyond to make it right and made sure we were happy. They…read moredidn't just fix the mistake -- they made sure we walked away better off than we would have been. People are human, accidents happen -- what matters is how people own them when they do. They did right by us. We drove away in an objectively better vehicle and we will be back and will be sending everyone we know their way. Special thanks to Lizet, Brandon, JT, and Jaydon We found our dream vehicle, got approved, built a full deal with our trade-in, and showed up to sign -- only to find out it had already sold the DAY BEFORE we ever expressed interest in it. The GM apologized and we genuinely appreciate that -- but we have still not received a resolution. My advice to anyone shopping here: make sure the vehicle is actually sitting on that lot BEFORE they run your credit. I hope to update this review with a resolution soon.

These guys always take really good of us. Today we just had an oil change, but they threw a wheel…read morerotation and a wash, too. Jon, aka Jonathan, was really personable and made our Ascent was buffed out. Thank you!

I don't normally write reviews, but I felt very compelled in this case. Read this as it'll help…read moreyou understand what type of people these are. I was driving a Ford Bronco passing through Twin Falls and it broke down. It was undriveable, so I planned to have it shipped to Texas where I live. Alicia at the service desk was very empathetic and recognized my predicament. There was an older gentleman who seemed to be in a top leadership position at the dealer. He was rather empathetic as well. I needed to find a way to get home to Texas and I found a last minute flight out of Twin Falls airport. The older gentleman offered to personally drive me personally to the airport and told me it was no problem to leave my Bronco at their dealer while I figured out what to do. In the last month, I had been working on getting transportation for the vehicle which was super difficult as hardly any auto-transport drivers go through Twin Falls. Alicia and the dealership were super patient with me. These people were not getting any benefit from me or my vehicle besides just helping their fellow man... a complete stranger in this case. I owe my gratitude to them and I know where there hearts are. Thank you Middlekauff Ford Lincoln and especially Alicia in service. Bob

Watch your back. When you get to Finance or Service, Very unethical adding hidden charges and…read morespinning the answer when you ask about them. So much for small town honesty bull.

I just bought a newer truck. The salesperson was Great. She…read morewas very friendly and helpful getting us the financing we needed to get the truck we liked. so if you are looking for a new truck or car, I would highly recommend you give Reanna a call. She's very helpful and was very nice to work with. Thank you very much Reanna. Calvin Borgeman.

Bought a car here and had a great experience. Doug was super knowledgeable and professional.read more

I purchased a 2019 Nissan and an extended warranty from them at the end of April. I had the car for…read more2 months and had problems. The warranty company would not cover the problem. Premiere stepped up and took care of everything, and I have my car back and working wonderfully. Thank you, Premiere, for being so awesome and trustworthy.

From the owner: Premier Autogroup is proud to be A Dealer For The People, and provides the best No Pressure No Hype…read morecar buying experience anywhere!! We carry all makes and all models, and if we don't have it, we have the ability to get anything that you are looking for no matter the specifics!! We are proud to be a part of the Magic Valley and are grateful for the opportunity to serve the amazing people here! Whether you are looking for your first car, your bigger family car, or your dream car, we are here to help answer your questions and walk you through the most amazing car buying experience ever!! We look forward to serving you and your family!!

Still having Def issue on my truck so I took it to Rob's team for an oil change and a review of the…read moreDef issue. They changed the oil, reset / relearned the Def system and turned off a warning message my dealership in Hayden wouldn't help me with. Dave was super helpful! Love these guys!

I bought a 2023 Yukon Denali from Rob Green this week and it was the worst auto purchase experience…read moreI have ever encountered. I purchased the SUV for $86,452 online. I live in MT and have purchased all of my vehicles out of state for the past 8-10 years with no major hiccups. I called before I arrived to make sure all was in order. The saleswoman told me the car was ready for me. When I saw the Denali it was nicely washed on the outside, but the inside was filthy. Had not been cleaned. Also all of accessories that were stored in the rear cargo area were missing. Never did get them from the dealership. I will say though the paper signing went very smoothly. As I was leaving the lot I noticed that the gas tank was completely empty and showed only 37 miles left. They had to fill it up for me. Said they had forgot. I left the lot and half way home I attempted to wash the front window only to see the red notice on the the instrument panel say to add wash fluid. Unbelievable!!! I had to stop and purchase a gallon. Then when I arrived back in MT I discovered that the saleswoman had given me the wrong spare key. She said the next day that they found the correct one and would send it to me. Honestly folks you can't make this up. Very sloppy and those responsible really dropped the ball. Their numerous apologies met deaf ears. I guess when Rob Green says when you buy their vehicle "as is" they really mean it!!!!!! Needless to say I am done with this GMC dealership for my future purchases of GMC trucks and SUVs. I am responding to the generic response from the sales manager. I did finally receive the spare key and mailed back the wrong key. What about sending me all of the missing accessories from the rear cargo area. Also the operating and maintenance manuals were not in the glove compartment. I am sure that I will just get another generic response. So much for treating customers properly!!!!

I went in for my FIRST service for the Vehicle since I purchased back in 7/10/19 it was 6 months…read more My wife and I don't drive that much maybe 2,400 miles a year... I just wasn't impressed with the Service Dept. don't get me wrong, the employees were great, It's just the Service I thought wasn't up to par... He went over with me the paper of what they did, now remember it's been Six Months, told me rotate, I didn't need to at this time, I'm not a mechanic, but another 6 months, will be a year... Over all it's just I've had better Service above what I expected...Goodie Motor has a 99.00 Service which includes tire rotation, they rotate each time I went there at 3 month Service, even a car wash....I have 2 more service left then I will go back to the other places...I remember back in the 60's and 70's Wills was great...

I drove several hours from out of state to look at a Toyota 4Runner. I made the long journey to buy…read morethe car but It was bait and switch. So many undisclosed issues like paint issues, loose front bumper, loud wheel bearing/worn tire, alignment. When I mentioned that the vehicle wasn't as described, Blake said "it is expected for a used $28k vehicle to not be perfect." While that statement is true, I was not looking for a perfect car, I was looking for a reasonable car. I then told them that I would need a discount to repair the undisclosed issues the vehicle had. They said they cannot go down, In fact, if they do, it would mean a lower tradein value for my vehicle which ultimately means they did nothing to help the situation and literally tried to even it out. Test drive began with salesman Blake driving to a convenient store parking lot, then he asked me to switch seats so I could test drive. He mentioned it was their policy that only the salesperson drive the vehicle out of the lot, then allowing the customer to test drive it back to their lot. Never heard of this before and seems disingenuous to not allow the full round trip for the customer to test out a $28k vehicle. I then requested to speak to the sales manager. Mr Blake, the salesman who assisted me went back and forth from his desk to the managers office, ultimately returning with the same results. I was advised the manager is "currently working on multiple things and is busy." Which tells me he doesn't want to own up to the dealership's mistakes and accommodate a sitting customer with funds ready on hand.Just to clarify, Blake sent me a short walkaround video, where he began pointing at a couple areas on the hood where paint was touched up, however, I evidently found out that the paint used was the wrong shade of white. The vehicle had a pearl white paint exterior and the touch up paint was a base white, which is different. It wasn't even done correctly with a tiny brush, it was smeared with someone's finger, as they glided the wrong paint around the rock chips, but failed to fill the crater left by the chip itself. After pointing at the hood, Blake cotninued to talk about the features it has. What I was more concerned with, is the rest of the body's condition. After not disclosing the remaining issues, I was certain he would stand by any shortcomings from hiding the new issues i found out about. Finally, when I arrived, I saw it pulled up to the front of the dealership. I immediately saw the front paint damage that was touched up on the hood, however, they discounted the severity of the problem, because there were multiple areas with touch up paint, including the hood, driver's front door, the tailgate, and more. I also noticed that the front bumper was separating from the top corners, indicative of prior replacement (fit and finish won't be like Toyota), loose rivets, or the vehicle may have recently collided with an object or another car. Yes, it had a "clean" Carfax with 3 owners but I do not trust carfax since not everything gets reported. Carfax works for the dealer, not you. The finance manager "Guillermo" said he'd rather sell it locally there when I mentioned that I would appreciate it if they could work with me on a deal, since I am a committed buyer driving far (8hrs). This is the same Guillermo who had to be educated on why prepaid maintenance program is also honored at my local Toyota. He wanted to charge me a fee in the selling price, not allow me to opt out, and still require me to drive 8hrs for this service plan which includes oil changes and tire rotations. Blake corrected him, rightfully so, but the alarming fact is that he was certain he was right in the first place. Considering his position as "finance manager" Guillermo should have known better. A bit condescending and arrogant in my assessment. salesman was kind and responsive to my questions but it would have been nice to know those things before driving 8hrs. I don't recommend Wills Toyota for used cars if you don't want hidden problems and disappointments. What a shame.

My experience is limited to the used car sales department, and specifically with Alek. I was…read moreinterested in purchasing a vehicle remotely and from the start Alek was very responsive, without any pressure to purchase, and very accommodating to my requests. He even downloaded a specific app to his phone so that I could see the car remotely via video. I wouldn't hesitate to work with Alek again!

I drove to Middlekauff from two states away to see a used car they had available for sale, based…read moreupon several photos and video of the car and text and video chats with a salesman regarding its condition. Ten hours later, I arrived at the dealership, only to find the vehicle in much rougher shape than I had expected. It turns out all the photos on the dealer's website were taken from angles very careful to avoid showing the scratched and damaged areas on the vehicle. Further, I found the same vehicle had been purchased on an auto auction site a year previous that DID show the damage to the vehicle, meaning the dealership made a conscious effort to play down the damage on its website. Worse, it's also clear that some of the damage was worked on to try to conceal it, which only made it MORE visible, though I cannot definitively say that work was done BY the dealership. Most frustratingly, the dealership was not willing to budge on pricing when shown all the defects of the vehicle in question, even though they were asking almost $7000 more than was paid at auction and no work had been done to the car since. In fact, the car had been sitting for sale on the dealer's lot for over a year, ever since it was collected from the seller following the auction. I have zero issues with the sales staff at Middlekauff, they were very straightforward and never tried to "get away" with anything. Further, I had to have their service department address an issue with the car, which they did immediately and cheerfully. But bottom line, had they been more straightforward about the exterior condition of the vehicle and had they been willing to negotiate on pricing, I would be driving it today; instead I drove back home in the vehicle I was going to trade for it. It was certainly an enjoyable drive there and back, and a pleasure to deal with both the sales and service staff, it's only the management I have an issue with. They didn't even TRY to contact me later to win over my business or come "running after me" as I prepared to leave; a salesperson mentioned the owner buys and sells cars at auctions for fun and doesn't care how long they take to sell... and it shows. Is that a reason to avoid them? Not at all, but it's also not a reason to recommend them. They know what they want to sell the vehicle for no matter how far outside market pricing it may be, so don't go expecting to strike a "fair deal" - it's pretty much a take it or leave it proposition at Middlekauff.