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    Kokopelli Motors

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Triple M Motors - Bought a Toyota Prius. Great car. Got a good deal.

    Triple M Motors

    (7 reviews)

    I will join the other 1-star reviews. Bought my first car from them about four years ago. We were…read moreattracted here because of the price--lots of options under $3,000--but they're essentially selling jumbles of parts that are held together just long enough for you to get it off their lot. I test-drove probably half a dozen cars, and decided on the one I liked best: a 2001 Mitsubishi Galant. It had a little rust on the outside and the glove compartment was broken so it wouldn't shut, but otherwise it seemed decent. The price was $2,999, and we offered $2,700. To my surprise, he immediately agreed and started on the paperwork. If I were bolder and wiser in the area of bartering, I would have realized that an immediate acceptance to your offer means you're not getting a good deal. I should have offered much lower, or better yet, just walked off the lot. At the time, I even thought the guy was being nice, because he said he was going to replace something on the car that was going bad, that I can't remember anymore. But then, within the three years I had the car, the battery, alternator, starter, all went out, and a handful of other things as well. I ended up taking the car into the shop probably six or seven times in three years, each time for about a $300 fix, and once was over $700. I know it was an older car, and I expect to have a couple pricey repairs in a few years, but I had to replace just about everything under the hood, and I was told that the car was in pretty good shape. I would not by a matchbox car from Triple M Motors, let alone a personal vehicle.

    DO. NOT. PURCHASE. A. CAR. HERE. It's been a nightmare from the start!!!! One of the worst moves…read moreI've made in my life.

    Zeigler Subaru of Schererville - 2023 on left. 2025 on right.

    Zeigler Subaru of Schererville

    (6 reviews)

    My dad purchased a Subaru forester here. Jeremy was our salesman. He was very friendly & patient…read morewith us. We test drove two cars. They were happy to help us look at options. Jeremy was very knowledgeable about the cars. My dad traded in his ford explorer. They gave him a fair price. While they were preparing paperwork, we got a tour. It's a beautiful new building. The service area was clean & huge. We will be back for any service the vehicle needs. Nice area to wait in also. Comfy chairs, tv, coffee.

    Have you ever felt like you're not being listened to? Not once, but multiple times?! My lease was…read moreending and I wanted to purchase my 2023 Crosstrek. I have leased 5 other vehicles from various brands(1 Lincoln, 2 GMCs, and 2 Buicks) and this was the first time I ever loved something so much I wanted to purchase it. The saleswoman advised me that purchasing a new Crosstrek would be a lower interest rate and a better deal. This is the end of December 2025 and it was a 2025 model, the same color but a trim inferior to my 2023. I asked if there were any other options or if I could at least get a different color. The answer was 'no, this is it'. She continued to reassure me buying the 2025 was the better choice and reluctantly that's what I went with. I was frustrated as I had to settle for a lot less features and my payment and insurance went up by over $100 per month. I hoped I would feel better about it but I did not. The car had 19 miles on it at time of purchase. The ride was rough when I hit bumps from the time of purchase and I noticed a rattle coming from the rear when I hit bumps which started to get louder so I called service and had to bring it in for assessment. A few suspension parts in the rear needed to be replaced so I had to wait for them to be ordered. When I came to my appointment I waited an hour and a half only for them to come out and tell me they didn't have enough time to fix the car and I would have to make an appointment to come back next week. This was the tipping point for me because not only am I paying more for less, it's a car I didn't want and there's ALREADY something wrong with it before I even put a plate on the car or made my first payment. I had my 2023 Crosstrek for 3 years without a single issue, not even so much as a flat tire. I immediately called and spoke to a manager and told them my situation and they made an appointment for the following week. When I returned for the repair the next week I met with the sales manager to discuss my options. I told them my issue and how I wanted to purchase my 2023 back, but I also chose 2 other Crosstreks they had in stock that matched the trim level and color I wanted. After sitting around for hours they only ran the numbers for a Solterra which is an electric vehicle. That is a HUGE commitment and completely different from what I asked, a complete 180. Once again I was being told it was my ONLY option. They wouldn't even consider any of the 3 options I wanted. I was told the discounts and incentives they were offering knocked down the price the bank wanted to approve me for. I find this hard to believe because the Solterra was almost $10K more than the new Crosstrek I actually wanted, and almost twice as expensive as what they have my 2023 listed for. I was informed the monthly payment would be the same as my current loan, but I needed to make a downpayment 4 times the amount I told them I was comfortable making which I told them in the beginning of our meeting. I was told I had a week to think over the offer. The absolute kicker is that the loaner car they sent me home with while my new car was being repaired was the color of one of the options I provided(alpine green) and reiterated several times during our meeting I was leaning towards that option if I wasn't able to take my 2023 back. It was probably random, but honestly as rare as green is, was it really? Probably not. I suspect it was to throw it in my face. I am completely frustrated to more pay for something I didn't even want, and even worse something that is already faulty. I do not trust that this car will be reliable and safe to drive which goes completely against what the Subaru brand stands for. It was recommended that I just keep this car for at least a year and come back. I was told that I should just be happy I have a car. That sounds like something you would tell a bratty ungrateful teenager whose car they don't have to pay for.

    Kokopelli Motors - car_dealers - Updated July 2026

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