Good guys. I bought several cars and a truck from them over the years. Clear back to there days on…read moreHubbell ave. Just took my daugter down to get her first car. Terry helped me pick out a reliable and safe car for her. Will definitely do business with them again.

From the owner: Located in Des Moines, Iowa, Hubbell Motors Inc. is a pre-owned, late model dealer that provides…read morecustomers with a complete automotive experience at competitive prices. We've been dedicated to customer satisfaction since opening in 1999. You'll be able to find a variety of makes and models in our inventory, which we update regularly. From BMWs to Subarus, we have it all -- get ready to test drive your dream car.

I purchased a new car from Toyota of Des Moines. They went above-and-beyond to find the exact…read moreSequoia I wanted. They gave me a good deal on it, had it ready for me exactly when I wanted to pick it up, answered all my questions at the time, and are still available to support me after the purchase. I shopped at three other dealership before contacting this dealership. I can honestly say their customer service is WAY beyond what any other dealership offered, and their price was lower. I'd highly recommend shopping for a car here. And that is from a woman who HATES the entire car buying process.

My wife and I had an outstanding experience with Toyota of Des Moines, and I want to give special…read morerecognition to Steve Henigan. Steve came highly recommended by our friends, Jim and Darcey Widmann, and now we know why. After shopping all over Des Moines for a truck, we encountered dealerships that either patronized us, hassled us, or made us feel like we didn't know what we were talking about. Some even tried to convince us that we couldn't get what we wanted. But when we walked into Toyota of Des Moines, it was a completely different experience. From the moment we were greeted, we felt welcomed and respected. Steve allowed us to choose the vehicle we wanted without any hassle. Every incentive was explained upfront, and the level of transparency was refreshing. What truly set them apart was their willingness to meet our needs on the trade-in. We were told by a Ford dealer (who originally sold us the Bronco) that we could never get the trade-in value we wanted, but Toyota gave us exactly what we asked for--no questions asked. Steve and the entire team at Toyota of Des Moines worked with urgency, respect, and professionalism to finalize the deal in a way that left us completely satisfied. This level of customer care and attention to our needs is what made us feel valued. Toyota of Des Moines embodies what it means to be a true car dealership. We are now proud Toyota brand loyalists and look forward to a lifetime of Toyota ownership, provided the company continues to deliver on its promise of quality in both manufacturing and sales. If you're out there shopping for a vehicle and struggling to find a dealership that truly listens and puts the customer first, look no further than Toyota of Des Moines. Thank you, Steve Henigan, and the entire team--you have earned our loyalty!

Our initial experience purchasing the vehicle was positive. We were treated respectfully and…read moreeveryone we interacted with was professional. However, the loan provider never received the title to the vehicle we purchased. When I reached out to Tom's Auto several times to resolve the issue and showed up in person I was given the runaround and even laughed at for being concerned that I had paid off a vehicle and had no title for it. I don't even think they tried to locate the title or investigate what happened. It was a huge hassle. I was told by the loan provider that this is a common occurrence with Tom's Auto, though I've read reviews about them from different platforms and have not seen anything pertaining to this particular issue. After spending time making phone calls to Tom's and the loan provider and being told to go to the DOT and then to go to the county treasurer I did have the issue resolved at the treasurers office. I did get the title to my vehicle. It was very frustrating and unnecessary to have to deal with this. All because the documents were mishandled.

I had been researching Toyota Land Cruisers for a bit and settled on wanting a 2006. Tom's North…read morehad one! I knew that there would be a few things that would likely need replaced soon due to having 200k miles. We made a list and purchased parts for everything that goes bad around this mileage. No problem at all and I absolutely love this purchase! This is an as-is dealership. In my opinion, if you're looking for a turn-key vehicle that's going to be perfect for you for years to come with zero maintenance required - go buy something brand new. I see a lot of reviews that seem to think Tom's is responsible for their used, high mileage, low-priced vehicle having issues. Do your own research and know the common issues the vehicle you're buying has at the mileage you're purchasing it at. Then decide if it's worth the cost to fix those things after purchasing. I had a great experience, it was so fast and easy.

Based on the current repairs I'm suck with (rear differentil seals,repair of holes caused by an…read moreearlier owner not having a lift in the correct place. I will have to fix the subfloor by the rear pasenger ,and drivers side doors. If in fact they do put $1200 in each used car on average, the one I bought was missed. I live over 3 hours from Altoona,so bringing the car back just to show the holes,rusty inside rocker panels , leaking rear axle seal,and holes mentioned above we decided to send pictures instead. Point of fact ;the body shop that is going to fix the holes,and repair the inside rocker panels wouldn't do the job untill I have the leak around the differential fixed.They said the cost to fix the damage besides the body work, might make the two jobs cost prohibitive! SO FAR REPAIRING THE Leaking AXLE seals has cost $626.89. Next is repair of the holes and associated body reapair attempetd by whomever put the lift holes in the pans, estimated at $300. for a decent looking fix. To make the body repair put back to near original shape would cost $2500-$3000. Hardly a good deal on a 2010vehicle! The final insult was being told by Evan that they had replaced the rear struts. That was not the case. The cost of the rear struts I have to replace in addition to 2 axle boot covers and rear sway bars has led me to think they need to inspect the cars they sell;afterall they do have their shop on site! So far I've driven the vehicle about 1500 miles at a cost of $2300. and counting in addition to the purchase price.

Exceeded my expectations. They gave me a great price for my trade-in. I initially missed a cracked…read moremirror during my walk thru and only noticed it AFTER I took the car home. Even though I had a 30-day drive-train warranty, this was cosmetic. They didn't have to fix this but they did at no cost. I had my mechanic do an inspection of the vehicle and they said it was one of the best used vehicles they've seen in a long time. Oddly enough within a few days of picking up my car, both of the catalytic converters went out. Once again, Rob assured me he would take care of it and they did so quickly with no cost to me. Some places you get a used car "as is". My husband wasn't with me - I bought this car all on my own. But I never felt like they took advantage of that. My husband was so impressed how they took care of me he said he would consider buying from them when he needs a vehicle.