Great prices and service. Bought my last 3 vehicles from them. Been in business since the early…read more60's. Denver, the mechanic, has never found a problem he couldn't solve.

Great service and affordable cars nice owners. Respectable mrchanic. Good running cars. ​read more

Tom is a straight shooter and the vehicle I bought was exactly as it was described. Thank you and I…read morehope to buy again from you someday.

Great dealership that stands by their word and are not out to take advantage of you! They do…read moreeverything they can to make sure you are happy with the purchase you make! Genuinely nice people are hard to come by at dealerships and this place is one!

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

I'll be honest. I wasn't entirely looking forward to shopping for a new vehicle. In the past, my…read moreexperience at other dealerships has been unpleasant to say the least. But not at Kelly's! They were both so patient and understanding. They weren't pushy and genuinely seemed to care about my needs in a vehicle. In the end, they got me in a car I've dreamed of owning. I will be giving them my business in the future! Also, I love that it's run by father and son.

I needed a battery replaced and found Adkins. I was very happy with the service, he replaced the…read morebattery and did a diagnostic scan. It was quick, same day and very convenient for me.

I put in a diagnostic request for my mother in law's 2009 Kia Rondo. She doesn't have much money,…read moreso I was hoping to try and save her some money. I had to have a tow truck it to her address due to it not wanting to start in Park, I found out though that the shifter was very stiff as well and would only move when I used the bypass button. I couldn't get it to start but the tow truck driver showed me that it would start in neutral using the bypass switch and shift into gear but when in park it would still move. So, we didn't want to risk driving it to her house and so we had it towed. The tow truck driver said any mechanic should be able to fix that for you with no problem. So, I called Adkins that evening, and he diagnosed it the next day. He said, he tore the whole console apart, even tested the neutral safety switch but it was seized and couldn't be moved out of neutral. He told me it starts but will not shift. I was told the rod was welded internally within the transmission. I thanked him for his time and effort and he was paid by my mother in law. We'll, then myself and a friend came over and found the shifter was indeed froze in neutral, but after we re-tore the console back apart, and diagnosing it ourself we got it to shift. Took it to a transmission shop, who said this is not a transmission problem at all. We were told to take it to a mechanic and that it's either in the shifter itself or the cable, but definitely nothing to do with the transmission. The mechanic from Adkins confirmed over and over that he's torn many of these apart and he knows his stuff when it comes to vehicles. The question is, then why did he not diagnose the issue correctly and refer me to a transmission shop who then sent me back to a mechanic. I got the shifter out of neutral but he couldn't. He said he tested the neutral safety switch but it didn't look like it had been touched. I'm just saying, I will never trust this company to touch another vehicle of mine. Didn't seem to know as much as he claimed. Did not give a correct diagnosis and still took my mother in laws money. You decide what's right or if you would trust this mechanic.​