I bought my car here over 3 years ago and they're a great dealership. Prices aren't through the…read moreroof, communication is great and they're really nice. Would buy from this dealership again

These are truly good honest people that run this car lot. I bought a car here a few weeks ago and…read morethey took such good care of me. Allen motors went above and beyond to help me get financed. I will recommend them to everyone i come in contact with!!

I purchased a car from Auggies this weekend.The man was so professional and went out of his way to…read morehelp with any questions or concerns I had about the car.His son and himself were respectful and honest .I would recommend them 100 percent

These guys lie , cheat and con customers.I bought a2008 Rav 4 that I was able to drive 9 days and…read morethe head gaskets blew. I called them up and told them that I've had the vehicle less than 2 weeks and they told me , it has already been processed thru the bank and you bought the vehicle as is. We are not responsible for any repairs . Inventory on their lot turns over every 2 weeks. I woyld say 80% is nothi g but shit. Buy from those crooks at your own risk. Go to carmart. They won't screw you over

I literally don't even want to give them one star. Joe is absolutely awful. And they sold me a car…read morewith a bad transmission. They put stuff in it to make it run longer. It broke down 6 times in a year. I would never recommend anyone to this place. If you do, see James. He is wonderfu. no bad word on him. The rest of them there are completely the best examples of SLEEZY CAR SALESMAN!!

Unfortunately we have not had a great experience with our used car. We bought a used Subaru in…read moreDecember when it was hard to test the air. We took it in recently to get the air repaired and for a general inspection before we turn out about to be 16 yr old loose. We found out the car has multiple safety issues that are more to fix than the value of the car. While it is shame on us for not having our own mechanic look at it, it's an utter shame the car was sold needing over 7-8k in costly repairs.

From the owner: At : Advantage used autos ! We strive to get your repeat business and trust when making a…read morepurchase of a affordable , Reliable transportation at a great price you can afford.

Drive in from Tulsa to pickup a Mazda that had been agreed to on the phone. There was a…read moremiscommunication between myself and the GM where he had agreed to a 5% flat rate based on my phenomenal credit score and meeting me halfway on taxes by lowering the car price a little. When I arrived to pick it up the finance paperwork showed the right price but at 5.54% APR. When I explained the mistake I was met with some resistance on pushing the rate back to where it was agreed upon in writing. Eventually after showing texts with the GM and a photo of the typed offer, and myself offering to just finance myself through Navy Federal for 4.75% the floor manager agreed to the original 5% and honored the list price, giving me a very solid deal, better than any in Tulsa. Much thanks for honoring your word even if there was a little push back initially.

Documented Material Misrepresentation & Pre-Existing Engine Failure…read more I purchased a 2021 Honda CR-V Hybrid from Crain Hyundai Fort Smith on May 15, 2026. Prior to taking delivery, my PPI flagged a diagnostic trouble code: B296E. Salesperson Tyler Accurso assured me in writing that this was a harmless "low voltage error" from a recent battery replacement. Relying on this explicit material representation, I completed the purchase. This representation was false. I drove the vehicle for less than 3 active days and fewer than 105 miles before a flashing check engine light alerted me to a blown head gasket. A forensic engine teardown by factory technicians at a Honda dealership conclusively documented a severe, long-term pre-existing head gasket failure and a warped cylinder head from chronic overheating. This structural failure existed and was actively present at the time of purchase. When confronted with the independent diagnosis, Sales Manager Ransom Chamness dismissed the claim in writing, asserting the code was for a "power steering pump." Honda CR-V Hybrids do not have power steering pumps - they utilize Electronic Power Steering. Industry diagnostics confirm code B296E targets the Electric Coolant Heater Pump circuit--a critical early indicator of a hybrid head gasket leak. General Manager Chris Attee later advanced a third narrative in writing, fabricating a claim that the code I reported pre-purchase was an "electrical short" and that his team "returned the vehicle to the dealership and completed necessary repairs." This is physically impossible based on the delivery dates and odometer timeline. The dealership has yet to produce any evidence of identifying or addressing the code prior to purchase. Three separate levels of management have now provided mutually exclusive, fabricated written narratives to hide a catastrophic pre-existing cooling system failure behind an "As-Is" shield. I have filed formal regulatory fraud complaints with the Arkansas Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division, Hyundai Motor America, and am initiating formal compliance reviews with the Arkansas State Police Used Motor Vehicle Dealer division alongside civil court action. BUYER'S BEWARE: Meticulously verify all diagnostic codes independently before signing anything with this team.