We are very pleased with doing business with David Minnix. No pressure and easy to deal with. read more

2014 Impreza Timeline February 19, 2026 Began a conversation with Zach Minnix regarding the car Mr. Minnix texted 3 photos of the undercarriage, some rust. February 20, 2026 Asked Mr. Minnix if the car had been inspected, and did it come back clean? Mr. Minnix responded "Yessir, clean inspection, which is not surprising with such a low mileage car" Asked Mr. Minnix if there are any significant door dings or scratches? Mr. Minnix responded "no sir" and sent a video of the walk around. The video sent by Mr. Minnix did not include a note on the extensive body rust on the wheel wells. That rust showed itself when the car was up on a scissor type lift being inspected by Cars, LLC (aka The Subaru House) when parts of the body fell off. In order to hide the extensive rust from any unsuspecting buyer the rust had been covered up with silver duct tape. More on that inspection later. Mr. Minnix put some pressure on by stating that another potential buyer was coming in to have a look at the car...also stated he didn't have much wiggle room on the price...the response was to tell him the car is sold...the car was purchased for $10,100, which was paid via credit card. The deal was done and the car was shipped, arriving in Brentwood on Thursday, February 26. February 26. Mileage :45234 Took the car for a drive and realized immediately there were some issues, especially brakes...which barely worked and exhibited a large pulsation in the pedal. An appointment had been made at Waltrip Subaru on Friday, March 27 for an inspection. The morning was peppered with texts from Waltrip that updated the cars condition. The estimate from Waltrip was over $8,000 for the rear suspension and F/R brakes. The Service Manager stated that the car was "not worth" repair... Understanding that Dealerships are a very expensive way to perform this kind of repair, the car was taken to Rhea Little Repair Shop (very trusted) in Brentwood for another inspection, with the same results. Scott of Rhea Little stated he had "never seen rust this bad". He suggested the car visit Cars LLC (The Subaru House) as they are well known in the community for extensive work on Subaru Products. March 24, 2026. Mileage:45502 Chris, of Subaru House performed an extensive inspection, attached, with many photos of the extensive rust in all pieces under the car, under the hood, even the air cleaner is a disaster: 1) Resonator/Exhaust Pipes...EXTENSIVE RUST AND CORRODED BEYOND REPAIR 2) Sway Bar Bushings...EXTENSIVE RUST 3) Frame/chassis...EXTENSIVE RUST 4) Air Filter...EXTENSIVE BAD, it looks like there's been no service in years, and maybe it's inhabited. 5) Rear Differential...EXTENSIVE RUST 6) Muffler...EXTENSIVE RUST 7) Rear shocks/struts...EXTENSIVE RUST 8) Control Arms/Sway Bar Links/Ball Joints...EXTENSIVE RUST 9) Brake Lines...EXTENSIVE RUST 10) Wheel Bearings...F/R NOISEY, 15% left Findings: "Car is rusted enough that it is UNSAFE TO DRIVE. We are concerned with components being unable to handle STANDARD road conditions. We often make offers on scrap vehicles, but this vehicle is outside our range of interest." While the car was up on the, lift pieces of the body separated themselves from the car. Turns out these pieces of what look like they belong to the wheel wells had been re-attached to the car using silver duct tape, to cover the extensive rust. April 7, 2026 Called Minnix, had a pleasant conversation with David. Zach is off today, back tomorrow. Expect a call on 4/8. 4/10, 2026 Left message for Zachary 4/14, Spoke to David, asked Zach to call me. David said he'd relay the message 4/15 Called Zach, who is the owner. After a short discussion he offered $1,000, we paid $10,000 for a car that is unsafe to drive. We have pictures, we have testimonials, and even though we bought a car sight unseen with no warranty, we will be seeking more restitution than $1,000. read more

Wish I could give a worse review. I purchased a truck and within 30 miles of driving off my check engine light came on. luckily it was a small issue I was able to fix myself, however, that is only the beginning of the issues. They messed up information on EVERY single form of legal documentation whether that be my name that I LITERALLY spelled out for them, but they also said they had fixed it and it never was. So now the bank thinks my last name is an incorrect one, and they put the wrong address on my title. Furthermore, they were so poor at getting me my title my temporary tags expire tomorrow and I just received my title. So now I am stuck with expired tags until I am able to make the 2 hour trip home to retrieve my title that is not even correct. DO NOT give minnix your business. They are scummy people who only take action if legal charges are mentioned. Zero accountability and work ethic from the people at this dealership. Avoid avoid avoid. read more

They have a good selection of used vehicles on the lot. Everyone was very helpful. Easy car buying experience

AVOID, AVOID, AVOID!! These guys are the reason used car salesman have such horrible reputations. They sold me a car that is a complete nightmare! Completely rusted frame, hole in the body, leaking sunroof and the "new" tires they put on are 6 years old and don't hold air. That is actually illegal and they completely mis represented the vehicle. A lawsuit is coming and strongly warn anyone from buying a car here. read more

I see people only take time to write bad reviews. My experience with minnix was completely opposite. I purchased a pacifica over a year ago and have had no problems besides normal wear and tear. The salesman were polite and helpful. I have since gone back with my son who had no credit because of his age. Zac took the time to sit with him and explain what that meant to the bank and decisions to finance. He explained what my son needed to do in order to become eligible for bank financing. 3 months later my son purchased his first car at Minnix. He loves it. He had a small mechanical issue just after purchasing and it was worked out with the dealership to be covered. I'm not sure what people expect when buying a used car. It's a machine that is USED. At some point all used machines have parts that fail. If you knew when that failure would happen you'd never see a broken down car. Not knowing maintenance history or how the previous owners cared for the machine there is no way of knowing. However there are several warranties offered at the time of purchase to cover anything that can and eventually will happen. If you choose to decline those optional warranties I suppose you didn't think they were valuable and you would be responsible for repairs. Also you can take any car you test drive to any mechanic YOU choose to have an inspection. If you want a guaranteed perfect machine buy a new one! read more

Terrible!!! They come across as really helpful and fair to make the sale. I was sold a vehicle with a transmission issue. I made several attempts to get a resolution . They would not help. I am currently stuck paying a car note for a vehicle I can't drive. I also have to get more transportation. read more

Bought a car and was told that it was inspected and just needed new tires and ac needed charged. Since getting the car 3 months ago we have had to replace the breaks, a check engine light came on, right valve cover needs replaced, a sensor needs replaced, and the engine needed cleaned out because of engine sludge. Strongly do not recommend. read more

Bought a truck for my son. Was told that it was inspected by their "master" mechanic and a potential buyer had taken it to his garage and everything looked "great". After leaving the dealership we went to fill up with gas. A check engine light came on. We went to have it scanned and found an emissions problem. To their credit they did eventually send a check for $250 for that repair. But that is just the start of the issues. Three days later my son was driving, and the brakes failed and was in an accident with the airbags deployed. Luckily no one was hurt. There was $2250 worth of damage to the front end. My son could not afford comprehensive insurance, so he was unable to pay the additional $4000 need to reinstall the airbags. From there we had it towed to a certified garage. Besides worn and locked up brakes and blown brake lines here is list of other issues missed by their "master mechanic". Leaking oil pan, transmission, and radiator. broken tie rod, and leaf spring. All told it was another $3750. I contacted them and they asked for a call which consisted of nothing but long excuses and zero culpability. If there is a response posted expect more "used car salesman" speak read more