My car lasted a whole six months,payed 8000 dollars for it .Insurance gave me 6500. It was in the…read moreshop more days then it wasn't never fixed .

I bought a 2013 Ram 2500 Laramie almost a year ago there and the truck has been nothing but issues…read more 1st thing I noticed was notification on dash said turn signal was out and it was not. Salesman told me it was because it had LEDs. On further investigation i found most of the LED lights that suppoedly caused the issue were factory when i went to install the proper conversion harness. There are some that are not factory because they are missing the RAM logo that the other ones have. Then I investigated further and found other aftermarket body parts indicating that it had been involved in a collision. They had behind the paperwork that they produced said it had a clean history report. According to their salesman they also oown Taylor Chrysler Jeep Ram. If that is the case then they would know there is aftermarket body parts on it and there was something wrong with their report. Next thing the check engine light came on and I gave them every code that my truck said was wrong with it. All emissions system problems. They said no problem and I dropped it off. They said battery cable was loose and gave it back. Then after several driving cycles the light came back on for the same issues. Indicating all they did to fix it was reset the ECM. I called and a woman told me they were with other customers and no one called me back. I called several more times with similar results. I reported to BBB and they said they gave me a 90 day warranty and conveniently no one remembered me calling. I am hearing impaired so I didn't hear the brakes making noise until after I got new hearing aids. I asked my wife and neighbor if it has always done that and they said yes. I found a locked up caliper, missing brake pad, broken leaf spring, and all components of emergency brake missing on right rear. I brought this to their attention via BBB complaint and they said it passed state inspection. Which i know is untrue or their inspector needs fired because it had a gouge in side wall of right rear tire when I bought it, all tires were mismatched, emissions system issue, broken leaf in spring pack, message saying turn signal out, and missing brake parts. Missouri state patrol said missing parking brake components wouldn't cause it to fail but everything else i mentioned would and the statute of limitations is 5 years to report it but it was strongly encouraged that you report such cases as soon as you find out and don't fix anything. Some issues still exist that would cause it to fail. It will going through inspection this year even though inspection is supposed to be good for 2 years per Missouri State Patrol. Will update when it's inspected if I can. They hid everything wrong with paperwork and spray paint literally because they spay painted the rocker panels and I wore off showing rust a few months after I bought it. Not sure what else they covered up literally just yet. My advice don't buy from either one of their dealerships and if you did go get it inspected immediately by a reputable place like Piney River Ford.

I purchased a van from K & A Quality Auto on April 12th 2013. I drove down from St. Louis to check…read morethe vehicle out. Although I am no mechanic, the van looked to be in reasonable condition and the 15 - 20 minute test drive also suggested the vehicle was in good condition. The salesperson, named Jason, also assured me that the van had passed inspection and that they have a mechanic who goes over all their vehicles to make sure they are good. The van had a front headlight out - something that would have prevented the vehicle from passing a state inspection so I became wary. After looking under the hood, it was revealed that the transmission fluid looked as if it had never been changed. I personally don't know enough about transmissions to have immediately noticed that the dark fluid meant a completely shot transmission. I just assumed it needed a flush, Jason agreed, and he took the amount a transmission flush off the total - bringing the car sale to $3500, a price I would later learn is what the vehicle I purchased should sell for in excellent condition. I didn't even make it to Sullivan, Missouri (just shy of a 45 minute drive) before the transmission started skipping. At stop signs it would get stuck in gear and would suddenly jolt forward. I figured it was because the fluid needed to be flushed and took the van promptly into the shop the next day. The mechanic at Meineke wouldn't even touch it. He said that the fluid had bits of clutch in it and that no flush would save it. "Take it to an actual transmission shop." I took it to a nearby transmission shop, and after an hour the guy told me the entire transmission was burnt up. It completely needed to be replaced. I hadn't had the car for even 48 hours. The transmission shop continued to look through it to see if certain parts could be replaced, but the tranny was so bad that he literally told me everything was destroyed. I called the dealership immediately. Jason expressed concern, and then offered to sell me a warranty (after the car's purchase and after it had already be looked at) that would "completely" cover the cost of a new transmission. I asked about trading in the car or just selling it back. I was ignored and again prompted with buying the warranty. I had little to no choice. I'm a poor college student, and was in dire need of a car after an accident cost me my last vehicle. I didn't want to pay for the warranty nor did I feel I should have to. Jason offered to cover half. Once the warranty was purchased, I had to wait an additional two weeks to receive the warranty card to get work started on my car. Once it was received, I went back to the shop. The warranty also turned out to be a total sham, and at minimum the new transmission would cost me $1,000 at minimum should the warranty company actually decide to pay out - a decision they would come to after I paid $300 to have the transmission completely torn down and itemized even though 2 different mechanics could tell by looking at it, that it was bad. I called the dealership again. Jason stated he would call the warranty company. I received this excuse for a week before he simply stopped returning my calls. While it is speculative to say that Jason knowingly sold me a car with a bad transmission, it is hard to think otherwise. Both St. Louis mechanics told me that anyone who regular deals with cars - dealers and their mechanics that run through their cars to make sure they check out - would have immediately known the transmission was bad. And ultimately, it is just bad business to sell a car to someone which turned out to have a bad transmission 48 hours later. No reputable dealer would let a customer be that upset with their purchase shortly after the sale when their business is so word-of-mouth. K & A Quality Auto seems to not care about their reputation, and that is the worst type of dealer to buy from because they will literally sell you anything without any moral responsibility. I feel swindled, and that I was repeatedly told "we'll get this taken care of" to simply keep me off their backs. I didn't even get the title until after the inspection was expired. Shocked, taken advantage of, and out $3500+. Sold a car in terrible condition at an excellent condition price.

Very thankful as to how helpful they are! I got the exact car I wanted in the price range I needed…read more I recommend them to anybody looking for a vehicle for sure :)

Had to put 1200 dollars into the car just to get it to run right . The four month warranty is…read morebasically a joke. It is only taken by two franchise auto centers both that are overpriced. I still have to get a new hood because it is in real bad shape,I knew when I purchased it,it would have to be replaced eventually but I didn't think it would be three months later. So needless to say I would not go back there again

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Spent over 800.00 on 2xfilters and a battery with labor which I thought was very high, should have…read moreasked price first, my bad, but they didn't even vacuum my car.

The people here were extremely helpful. I had bought a used car from another dealership that failed…read moreon me. Pete went above and beyond to set me up with a replacement that's been running great!

5 earned stars from my personal experience and encounter with Al West Nissan Rolla Mo. Often when I…read moreread reviews I find that people are upset and venting about things that really are not helpful to a person who is simply trying to decide where/who to do business with. You as the consumer who is making a purchase is equally as important as the Seller delivering the merchandise. When spending your hard earned money do your part, research and educate yourself about what your buying and UNDERSTAND what you are signing and agreeing to. I have truly have had terrible experiences with dealerships and being financially taken advantage of. With that being said when I'm looking at reviews I'm looking to simply find: 1. Will I be treated with respect? 2. Will I be heard when I am voicing my needs? 3. Will my questions be answered with clear communication? 4. Will I be pressured to purchase anything I'm unsure of? 5. Will hard inquiries hit my credit report before I have even decided my best financial options? 6. Is business conducted in a professional fair manner? After doing business with AL West today my Faith in Good business has been RESTORED! Nothing on paper was conducted until I MADE MY DECISION, NO PRESSURE TO PURCHASE, I was treated with respect, heard, and no question left unanswered. I was more than fair. I was treated GOOD. I was given top trade in value for the first time ever! As I went through the process today, it was evident that this team effectively and with each other. Every person I came in contact with was friendly and professional. Don't pass this dealership up if you're looking to purchase a vehicle. THANK YOU AL WEST!! -Tanna Eickelmann

I was going to drop this but saw a post on Facebook which I replied to. That person had the same…read moretype of bad experience I had so I am copying my post here. I have all of the texts and emails from dealership to back this up. From my post on Facebook. I would not give this dealership one single penny of my money. The absolute poorest customer service in the region. In October 2025 my wife and I decided we wanted to buy a new Nissan Pathfinder. We had not purchased a brand new vehicle in more than 30 years. It is the same distance from our house to Springfield or Rolla. We chose Al West to give a smaller dealer our business. Really bad choice. Our salesperson was very knowledgeable. I have no beef with her. We decided what Pathfinder we wanted and the options we wanted. They did not have what we wanted but said they could get it. First one they located they said the dealership sold it before they could get arraignments made to pick it up. No big deal. I can see how that could happen. They sent us a copy of 2 more vehicles. We said we would take them and each time the deal allegedly fell apart before they could acquire it. I should have moved on but I did not. On their 4th try they located us a car and sent us the sticker on it for review. It was exactly what we wanted. Had all the options and color and interior were exactly what we wanted. Pricing was good also due to a rebate. We told them we wanted it and to move forward. Al West said it would take a couple of days to get it in. Great. No problem. Dealership called us and said they had our vehicle in and would take a couple of days for dealer prep. Ok. No problem. They asked us if we wanted the protective coating put on the car. Sure. Put it on. On the day before they delivered the car to us I got a call from their big dog behind the closed door. He said good news. Your car is ready to be delivered. I said great. Big dog said, "by the way this isn't the vehicle we sent you the sticker on. This one does not have the type of back seat you wanted and does not have all of the options the one had on the sticker we sent you". Ok. The seat wasn't that big of a deal. The extra options were not that big of a deal either. My gut feeling was to tell them to shove the vehicle where the sun don't shine but I did not. We were this far in to it so I agreed to the purchase. They deliver our vehicle the next day. The vehicle was close enough to what we wanted and we said ok. Not exactly what we wanted but close enough. Our salesperson handed us the paperwork. Funny thing. The one they delivered to us had less options, not the interior we asked for, and the price was higher than the one we said we wanted and thought we were getting. At that point I should have told them to stuff their vehicle. I called them out on this. Mystery Man said this one didn't have some sort of incentive like the other one did so it had less options and cost more. Redneck Mark wanted to send them packing for lying but Mature Mark looked at the numbers and determined cost wise there was not that much difference in pricing so we accepted the vehicle. I should have listened to Redneck Mark. In January the coating they put on the window separated. When the sun hit the windshield low it was like the vehicle has been thru a sandstorm. Took it back to them. Their detailers "removed" the coating from the windshield and said we were good to go. Drove it off the lot and when the sun hit the windshield it was as bad or worse than before. Within 5 minutes of leaving the lot I called them but no answer so I left a voice message. They never returned my phone call. Took the vehicle back to them a week later. They looked at the windshield and said it was pitted from the factory. They gave me a number to call Nissan to file a claim. A good dealership would have done this for me. I did what Al West said to do. I filed a claim with Nissan and they gave me a claim number. I immediately forwarded my claim number to my salesperson and called her to confirm. I waited. Sometime in February after about 3 weeks of waiting on Al West to call me I called them. They said they were waiting on Nissan to contact them and did not offer to contact Nissan for me. I contacted Nissan and they said it was the dealers responsibility to contact them. In the meantime I had my first oil change done at Al West. Later I got a survey from the service department. I didn't realize it was for the oil change and thought it was for the window. I blasted them hard on the survey. The service manager immediately called me asking me to remove my comments or answers from the survey since the survey was for an oil change and not service on the windshield. He assured me he would get to the bottom of my windshield problem if I would correct his survey. As a decent man I corrected the service survey and waited for the call for the windshield problem. That was March. They never returned my multiple phone calls. pitiful service from the top down.

do not. I repeat. never take your car to get worked on at this place. they have no knowledge…read more rude. and only care about screwing ya over. took 3 hours for a scheduled oil change. service department very rude.

Keith was amazing explained everything in direct manner no reach arounds no funny business one of…read morethe better salesmen to run into especially for first time buyers