Being in the market looking for a different car I was checking all of the sources that I could find, new dealerships, used dealers, auto mags, classifieds, online listings, and yes, even Craigslist. Way into my search after looking at a few car I saw an online listing for a Mazda3s for sale in Black along with a few pictures.. The listing did not say much, but it had a phone number, and said to call for more information. I called the number and reached a Mr. Ben Miller. We talked for a while briefly over the phone, and he told me whatever I asked about the car. Now this is where the excellent service part comes into place. I told him about my schedule over the next few days, and he said that if he had the car he would meet me early Sunday morning if I wanted to take a look at the car. We all know that car places are closed on Sunday., so that was great. But since it was a nice car, and I wanted to take a look at it before somebody bought it, I made a crazy suggestion, that if he wanted I could take a look at it after school, and I finished with other stuff, and 10 PM. What do you know, agreed. I was kinda shocked to that part. I drove from Raleigh to Greensboro late at night and he met me at his office late at night. He was just one of the nicest car sales person you could ever meet. So we test drove the vehicle, and it handled well, was clean on the inside, and appeared to have been painted on the outside. We went inside and talked numbers, then I agreed to purchase the vehicle. While he was filling out all of the paperwork he told me about some of the things that he did. One thing he can do is buy cars and sell them to you. Not exactly a broker, but similar from my understanding. This is how it works from what I can remember: 1) You specify the exact car you want, make, model, color, options, etc., and he finds it for you. 2) He goes to the dealer and buys it way cheaper than a normal person can. Way below invoice, and what the dealer is actually paying the car manufacturer for it. 3) Then he sales/leases you the car, are a low price. 4) You drive away happy and become a loyal customer for the future. All in all I would recommend buying a car from Miller Auto Sales in the future, and I think it is even worth the drive from Raleigh to Greensboro, or whatever part of town you are from to get a car from him. After all, who doesn't want to save a ton of money. read more

Miller Auto Sales - Car Dealers Near Me - Greensboro, North Carolina

I won't go into all the details, but I will say that Mr. Miller began subtly insulting me from the time I arrived to look at one of his cars. I think that's his strategy-- he takes a condescending tone with his customers in the hopes of pressuring them into a sale. If you decide to buy something, go in with confidence and don't let him play any games with you. Personally, I decided that it wasn't worth buying a car from someone who couldn't show me respect. read more

Beware!!! , he is every thing you have heard about used car salesmen all wrapped up in one. He will tell you the car has always used mobile one oil , he will write this on the engine to look like the previous owner was using this oil. He will also writes numbers on the engine so it looks like service has been done when he don't have a clue if the service has been done.He will list on Craigs list as a private seller but when you get there it is a small used car lot. He will tell you he leased the car and the customer sold it back to him and he really bought the car at a auction. He will high light items on the car fax to try to get you to over look what he doesn't want you to see. I do not know what other trick he uses but these are some I have seen personally . Customer service is great he will stay late on Saturday to rip you off. read more

This man is a scammer. He doesn't use his real name and is very pushy and at times rude. His merchandise is highly over priced. He marks his condescending attitude and tone were a complete turn off. His cars are complete pieces of junk. If you decide to purchase a vehicle from him you better make sure that you know all of the facts and have everything checked out by a real mechanic first. I would also make sure that you know his real name as he has been known to use many! read more

I went along with a friend to look at a used vehicle that he was considering purchasing from Miller Auto Sales. He had originally found the vehicle listed on craigslist and had called to set up a time to look at it. A Mr. Ben Miller was kind enough to come in on a sunday afternoon to allow us to test drive the vehicle. The first comment Mr. Miller made to us was that we would not be able to find another vehicle the same model in this good of condition anywhere in Greensboro. Not long after first meeting Mr. Miller he began speaking with a very condescending tone. He then referred to me as the "damage guru" as i began pointing out the MANY cosmetic issues with the vehicle. Each time I pointed out a different area of damage to the vehicle he seemed to take it personally and reacted in kind. In one of my observations I pointed out that the front bumper was falling off on the passenger side of the vehicle. He muttered "i can't believe this" in an aggressive matter as if it was completely normal for the bumper to be halfway detached from the vehicle and it was ridiculous for me to point it out. Aside from the bumper hanging off on one side, the paint was peeling off on it as well as if it had bumped into something. The hood had a terrible after market paint job on it with a very rough finish. There were areas where the paint was bubbled indicating moisture i.e. rust underneath. There was not a single side of the vehicle that did not have damage. Once you get inside the vehicle an overwhelming aroma of heavy cigarette odor about knocked you over. There were also burn holes in the front passenger floorboard. As my friend test driving the vehicle tried to turn on the radio to test it I noticed that the rear speakers were not working. Mr. Miller seemed to become upset as my friend cut the fade on all the way to the rear and there was no sound. Mr Miller never acknowledged that the speakers did not work when it was blatantly obvious that they were not working. My friend looked up the cars value on Edmunds while sitting in Mr. Millers office. The value placed on the car by Edmunds was nearly half of the price Mr. Miller was asking for. In everything we did to try to negotiate to bring the price down on the vehicle Mr. Miller would attempt to discredit it or blow it off as nothing. All in all Mr. Miller would not budge off of his asking price as he thought he had a gold mine in the beat up vehicle that he tried to sell to my friend at nearly double the Edmunds fair market value asking price. He was very rude and his sales style was very pressuring. I would not recommend Miller Auto sales to anyone. Unless you like getting ripped off and talked down to. Then by all means buy a car from Ben Miller. read more