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    Deery Brothers Chevrolet

    (34 reviews)

    Bought a used car. The sales woman was wonderful, but that is where the positive ends…read more I pointed out on the test drive that the washer fluid wasn't spraying right. Said they would fix. Said the car had remote start. So I agreed to buy it. My bad for not testing EVERYTHING. They were supposedly fixing the wiper issue while I signed the paperwork. Again, my bad for not testing it before I left. Go to run errand and the car starts panic mode and won't start. Turns out there is an aftermarket security system they didn't tell me about. The "remote start" doesn't work. Go back, they try to charge me a diagnostic fee for the remote start and say they can't diagnose it after having it for four hours. Finally they agree to waive the fee. I call a jeep dealer who tells me that my car does not in fact have a factory remote start. Spend a week arguing with them until they agree to install a remote start. At the same time, I am dealing with the third party security system company, and have to get that system removed. My windshield sprayers still don't work right, had to replace lines and they fire in reverse (front wipers work but trigger rear sprayer and vice versa) but I figured out how to get that to work on my own. Now I have a dead battery. So I go to use the physical key in the fob to open the car. Turns out the physical key doesn't work. So I go on my own to get a new key from the jeep dealership. They try to make new keys, but even cutting the key from the vin doesn't work. They say they can't do anything but order parts, and to call the dealer I bought the car from. GM Josh basically blames me for not buying the warranty, saying they don't test the physical keys, and I already got a free remote start out of them so tough luck. Gives me the same repeat that they buy thousands of cars, they don't know all the details, blah blah blah. Again, I admit my bad for assuming the physical key that came in the key fob would work, but they wouldn't even compromise to help fix it. Don't buy a used car from here unless you check every little key, fob button, and function, or are willing to spend thousands to buy the warranty or pay for repairs. BUYER BEWARE!!!

    We were sold a used car that had major problems. We were misled that the problem was very minor…read more Once the problems were diagnosed by a second party mechanic they refused to pay for any repairs. They have repeatedly ignored our phone calls, texts and emails. I filed a complaint with the BBB and they have ignored that as well.

    Tom's Auto Sales

    Tom's Auto Sales

    (33 reviews)

    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.

    Kars - car_dealers - Updated May 2026

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