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    Good Used Cars

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    Mainstreet Motors

    Mainstreet Motors

    4.0
    (4 reviews)

    Beware of this dealership! Steve sold us a car with a cracked frame. Unsafe for the road. This…read moredealership has the car and money for 2 1/2 months, with a promise to fix it. All we get is a run around. Last Friday we were supposed to pick up the repaired vehicle , but it was not at the car lot. No call, no car, no money. Beware of their deception. Poor business practices!

    Purchased a Kia from Tony at Main Street Motors for my father. After about 8 months a problem…read moredeveloped that was catastrophic to the engine. Main Street Motors had no liability in this situation. I took the car to Kia in Alliance and they wanted to replace the motor for $12,600 and charged us over $900 dollars just to say it was bad. I brought this problem to Tony the owner of Main Street Motors and he asked me to let him pick the car up and see what the real issue was. Keep in mind that this is not his problem, it was a very weird situation with this car and Tony stepped up and towed the car to his shop and dug in. He had no reason to help my dad, who is 88 years old, but he did. Tony's shop found that the dealer was lazy and now the car is fixed, for much less than they were asking. The car business has such a bad reputation, Main Street Motors is not part of the problem. If you are looking at an automobile I can't recommend this dealership enough. Quality of cars combined with high character ownership makes this a no brainer to buy a car from them. I have to buy my 16 year old son a car, and I will be buying from Tony at Main Street Motors. Thank you Tony for all you did. David Laliberte

    Solid Rock Auto Group

    Solid Rock Auto Group

    3.7
    (17 reviews)

    we purchased a mini van and i cannot be more happy! it didn't take too long before i got to drive…read moreour new "baby" home. there were a few concerns but Dan was quick to put a few finishing touches on our deal. i know when the time comes to get another new car, we will be going there first.

    I would strongly caution anyone considering buying a vehicle from this dealership to do extensive…read moreresearch and have any vehicle independently inspected before purchasing. We purchased a used truck that was advertised as being in good mechanical condition and "clean and rust free." We were told this in the listing, in messages, and in person. We did take the truck for a short test drive before purchasing, but the mechanical issues and coolant leak were not apparent during that approximately 10-minute drive. During our hour-long drive home, the truck began overheating, warning lights came on, and we had to stop halfway home to add a gallon of coolant due to a leak. We immediately took the truck to our mechanic, who found multiple mechanical issues as well as severe rust that was concealed with paint, which the dealer later admitted to doing. This was not disclosed to us before purchase. We also discovered the truck had an emissions system deletion that was not disclosed, making the vehicle illegal to operate on public roads. The dealership owner offered to replace the rusted-out bed with another bed sourced from out of state. However, the replacement bed was not the same color and was covered in dents. We declined this offer because we did not feel safe driving the truck the hour back to the dealership, we were not in a position to pay for towing there and back, and after discovering the true condition of the truck and the undisclosed issues, we did not feel comfortable having the dealership's mechanic complete repairs. This is not a case of buyers remorse. We understood we were purchasing a used vehicle and expected that there could be normal wear and age-related issues. Our issue is that the truck was not in the condition it was advertised and represented to be, and that major problems and concealed defects were discovered immediately after purchase. At this point, the truck was not safe for us to continue driving and we were put in the position of owning a vehicle we could not safely or legally use. When we brought these issues to the dealership, they refused to take responsibility and relied on the "as-is" paperwork, despite the vehicle not matching the condition it was advertised and represented to be in. One of our biggest regrets was trusting the dealership owner's words and representations. He presented himself as someone with strong values and honesty, which made us feel comfortable moving forward with the purchase. Unfortunately, our experience did not reflect the trust and transparency we expected. Buying a vehicle is a major purchase, and customers deserve honest descriptions and full disclosure. Our experience was extremely disappointing, and we would not recommend this dealership.

    Good Used Cars - usedcardealers - Updated August 2026

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