The van I purchased from these guys was as described. They are good fellas to deal with and their…read moreinventory is top of the line. They transported the van to me in another state and got me a good deal on shipping. Steve in sc

These guys were great to work with. We were deciding between…read more2 vehicles and Brian gave us all the differences over the phone. We live a distance away so that helped for us to decide whether we should make an appointment to view both. We did purchase one and when we came to pick it up they had even had one of the dents repaired, and we hadn't even asked for it!

Buyer Beware...Milaca Motors is presently under investigation by the Attorney General of Minnesota…read morefor selling unsafe vehicles. As one of their victims, I was recently notified of this fact and am joining the suit against suit against them. The folks at Milaca seem to think that telling any story they want about a vehicle and then slapping an "as is" notice at the end to the bill of sale allows them to sell unsafe vehicles. In truth there is a higher standard for a dealership as the folks at Milaca are about to find out. Respectfully, Dr. Robert Lusson

Just bought a nice 2002 S-10 with a plow. Rock Bottom Ron as he is known to me. No need to dicker…read more Very transparent dealer. He allowed me time to complete purchase after I took the truck home. Yes, there were somethings that needed attention but it's my job to check air in tires etc. Yeah, it was out of washer fluid too. Oh, heavens. Funny how folks lament after a large purchase. We bought a house and I had such buyers remorse I complained to the realtor and got really upset. I thought I had been cheated. Finally she told me "you wouldn't have gotten it for that price" dufus. We sold it after 13 years and we came to love that VERY house so much. It makes me cry to think what I put that realtor thru. Just a little time ago I would have had to go thru a type of auction. Don't you believe in Providence? Milaca is along way from Fridley but it's worth the drive

I fully understand the shortcomings of dealing in used and junker cars. I have driven them and…read morefixed them for my entire driving career (56 years). I just bought two cars from Sands Auto. They appear to be great deals for the money so far. We looked at about 6 vehicles closely and test drove at least 4. One which was purported to need a power steering box stopped shifting 5 miles down the road and just after we put $80 worth of gas into it. We had already purchased this vehicle. Bad tranny. When I called Sands fearing the worst Dave (Zimmerman) said "bring it back and we'll work things out." We discerned that the power steering box was actually in pretty good working condition. Dave took care of us, deducted the price of the gas, and set things right. We ended up buying a significantly better vehicle for a very reasonable price. If you buy a car from Sands Auto deal with Dave. He will get the job done to everyone's satisfaction. He had me by the balls but did the right thing. So I say don't be afraid to buy a car from Sands Auto. Just make sure you deal with Dave. He even returned my message while on his way to work early on Black Friday. We had no idea if the truck was still available or if we could even look at it. They highly recommend and suggest that you have to set up an appointment first. And we were already on our way by Uber. The $110 gamble turned out to be worth every cent. We all left with smiles on our face. Dave included. Happy Holidays to you and your family Dave!!! And thanks again for being responsible and displaying such integrity!!! Dave Hafner Maplewood, Mn

Do not ever buy from here we got a suv from here a couple days ago and it's already having engine…read moredifficulties. We talked to the buyer when we first bought it and before they had mentioned they checked everything. Then later into the day the engine light came on and it stayed on until today. So then I got it checked and we already needed to replace the timing chains in the engine. It costs 1,500 to 2,000 dollars to fix. If you do buy from here take someone who knows about cars with you, or else ask for a in depth analysis. But honestly I wouldn't.

Wow! They gave me faith in humanity again! Their customer service was great and low-stress. They…read moreshould offer customer service training to all other dealerships in town. I had an engine light come on 29 days into my 30-day warranty provided by Sells Auto. They fixed it with no questions and gave me a car to use while they worked on mine. I didn't even have to beg for a car like they make you do at the big dealerships. I know where I am going for my next car purchase. Thank you Sell's Auto!

I got my license earlier this week so my dad and I took a two hour drive over to Sell's Auto to buy…read moremy first car. Randy Barthel helped us and he was amazing to work with! I bought a 2010 Honda Accord, it was in amazing shape and was priced very well! If you're trying to find a used car I definitely recommend! Money well spent, and it was worth the almost two hour drive! Overall I had an amazing experience!!!

i am so happy right now. my dad got an absolutely GORGEOUS ford taurus with only 74k miles for a…read morereally really good price. the man who sold us the car was so kind and willing to negotiate. i'd recommend this place to anyone who's on a budget. they had a lot of beautiful cars that were all priced well and all had under 200k miles. im going to come back for a car of my own soon.

In July of 2016, I had purchased a 2007 Chevrolet Impala LT from Jim at Jay Thompson Auto sales. I…read moreput a $1000 down and agreed to pay him directly, monthly payments. A few weeks after owning the vehicle I noticed it was running rough and the check engine light came on. I brought it to O Reilly's to have them check the engine light and they said it was multiple misfires on the cylinders and an oil sending unit. Also, I would be driving and out of nowhere a message would pop up saying service traction control soon engine power reduced and then the engine lost power and I would have to pull over to the side of the road. This has happened to me numerous times and on the freeway to make things scary. I brought it to his attention and he said to schedule an appointment with Princeton Auto and so I did for the next day. The next day the car wouldn't start because of a lose battery terminal, which of course wiped out the engine codes for the check engine light so when I brought it there they could not figure it out. So, I went to go pick up my car and have way home the check engine light came back on, my car started jerking back and forth, and the service traction control message came back on and I ended up driving it like that home. The next day I called Jim and he was frustrated and yelling at me and told me to get the car back there. I had set up another appointment and they said it was the oil sending unit. Jim did not want to pay what they asking for so he said he was hiring a new mechanic and will have him do it. My car sat at Princeton Auto for a week and I needed my car to go to work and school. So, I picked up my car and brought it to my mechanic and paid him a $100 to replace the oil sending unit. I went to go pick it up on voting day and it drove home fine. Later that day I left for work and as I drove three or four blocks down the road the engine blew out. I managed to get it home in time before it completely went out. I called Jim and told him about and he said he would take care of it he promised me that. It took him two weeks to get my car and another two weeks for his mechanic to figure out what it was and that it was not worth fixing for him. In late December Jim tells me he has the same car except a year older with less miles and that I was going to absolutely love this sooo much that I am going to call him and tell him that all the time. He said these things repeatedly. When I went to go pick it up it was not there for me to test drive it or look at it. He made me fill out paperwork for this car I did not get to look at before making a decision about it. He drove me to the mechanic where it was at and when we pulled up next to it I was floored. It was trashed on the inside out. There was hail damage, cracked fenders, the back seat looked like a bunch of people had defecated and smeared it all over. The check engine light came on halfway to work and the car would not accept gas meaning the pump would click repeatedly. I could only get a few bucks worth of gas in at a time. That same day I picked it up, after work I called him and told I did not want this car and that I am giving up. It took him almost three weeks to repossess the car. I have been a returning customer who has always made his payments on time and in full and this is the thanks I get. For the five months I had my car I only got to drive it for two. The rest of the three months it sat in my driveway while Jim promised me over and over that he would take care of it and never did. On February 18th, I brought my Mom to Red Lobster in St. Cloud. On the way back I decided to drive by that dealership and here he has my car with a blown motor on his lot again for sale.