I will say the staff was friendly (most of the time). They were quick to respond. I did not pay for…read morethe repairs as it was an insurance claim. I will share my experience and let you make your mind up. 8/11 I dropped my vehicle off. 8/14 I asked for an estimate on when the vehicle would be ready. I was told 7-10 days. 8/25 The insurance company contacted me and told me my car would not be fixed due to a new estimate (first I heard anything about it). After a little while the insurance company called me back to tell me the secretary had sent the wrong estimate and they could proceed with fixing the car. 8/26 I was told the insurance company had approved the new/correct estimate. I was told the car would be ready in 10 days (best case scenario). 9/5 I asked for an update. I was told parts had just arrived and they couldn't give me an estimate for when the car would be ready. 9/10 I asked if the car would be ready by 9/15 because my rental car would be due. I was told "No way. This is a lot of work and I'm not going to rush it. I will get the rental extended." Rental was extended through 9/24. 9/22 I asked if the car would be ready on 9/24 when rental was due. I was told "Probably not. I need a few more days." Rental was extended through 9/30. 9/29 I asked if the car would be ready when my rental was due. I was told he would be "painting it tomorrow." Rental was extended again. 10/6 I asked when the car would be ready and was told 10/10. 10/9 I asked what time the car would be ready (I was trying to make plans to ensure I had a ride). I was told "Painting it today (previously told he was painting on 9/30), cleaning up tomorrow, back window was broken putting in a panel. Still have to put in the window. I'll call you when it's done." 10/10 I returned my rental because I wasn't told the car would be ready and I had to do it when I had a ride. After I returned the rental I received a text saying the window would be in late that afternoon and would be put in first thing 10/12. He offered one of his rentals that I declined because I didn't need one that weekend. 10/13 His secretary called me and told me the car wouldn't be ready until 10/14 because he had received the wrong bumper 3 times (the first time I heard anything about a bumper in all the times I had asked for an update). 10/14 I asked if the car was ready and was told it was still in the window shop (previously told the window would be put in on 10/12). 10/15 I told him I was going to need a rental. When I went to pick up the rental the secretary told me she had just started working there and didn't know anything other than the truck he told her to give me. The truck was wrapped in advertisements for his company. I declined to take the vehicle as I didn't feel comfortable with it. 10/17 I asked for an update and was told the car was still at the window shop. I asked if he could call them or let me know where it was and I would call (the glass was supposed to be in 5 days prior). He responded "I've called. They had to get a new glass. I can handle my business. Thanks though. This is 400 out of my pocket. I didn't ask you to pay (he is the one who broke the glass). The insurance company was going to total your car (insurance company told me this happened because his company sent the wrong estimate). I took a lot less to fix it for you. Again, appreciate your patience. I will give an update when I get one." I explained that I was simply trying to get an update. He did reach out and have the glass shop call me after these texts. 10/22 I called the glass shop and they told me he had picked up the car on 10/21. I asked him for an update on what was going on and when the car would be done. I got no update, but was told the car would be ready 10/24 at 3 PM. 10/24 I reached out to double check that the car would be ready. I was told it would be ready at 4PM. When I got there to pick up the car, it was ready and running. When I got in the vehicle the time was wrong, the tire pressure light was on, and the maintenance due light was on. I thought it was strange, but took the car. I was planning to check it more after I left his place. I got to my destination and shut the car off. I checked the tires, they were supposed to have 32 PSI. 2 of the tires were at 14 and one was at 48. The tires were fine when we dropped it off. I tried to start the car and it was dead. I called my son to jump the car and took it to Advanced. I asked them to check the battery. He asked me to shut off the car and turn it back on. The car would not start. It needed a new battery. I know batteries go bad. However, since the time was wrong and the vehicle was running when I picked it up, I think he probably knew something was wrong with the battery. I wish he would have said something. After more than 2 months I have my car back. It is good, for now. I am not a professional, but I believe things could have run more smoothly than they did.

Nickey and team have done two paint jobs on two different cars for me and have taken out dents on…read moreone car for me. They did a great job on both and I highly recommend them. They were prompt and delivered my car back when promised. They also recommended a great mechanical shop down the road and helped me get it back and forth.

We previously purchased a camper from the Murray location and everything was great. We always said…read morewe would come back to buy our next camper from them. Today, my husband and I went to the Oak Grove location, we spent an hour or so talking with the sales guy Justin. His co-salesman was also there and knew what camper we were interested in. Justin was very friendly and helpful. We decided we would like to purchase the camper and spoke with him about this. Before we put any money down we ask if we could look at it once more. Of course he agreed. When we walked out to the camper, without him, I noticed a car pull up to the business and a couple get out. The man was giving us a dirty look. My husband and I spent about 5 minutes looking over the camper again, then we walked inside to put down a deposit. When we arrived inside Justin was not there. However, his co-salesman. an older gray hair man who knew what we were waiting to purchase, was sitting at a desk with the couple that just walked in. No one else was inside the building. This salesman did not acknowledge us or speak to us. Several minutes later I ask him if he knew where Justin was. He said "I sent him out to the lot" I then ask if he could call Justin back. He replied "no, is there something I can help you with" I told him we would like to put a deposit on the camper and that we already had our purchase loan approved. He replied " well you can't do that, I'm selling that camper to these people" I was shocked...we had been there much longer then that couple, we had already expressed interest in purchasing the camper. He also informed us that the other couple did not have credit approval yet and their loan may not go through...I'm sorry but WHO does business this way? Why would a reputable dealer sell a camper you wanted to buy right under your nose while you are STILL there? This older salesman KNEW we wanted to buy that camper, we believe that he called the other couple in to sell it out from under us!!! He continued to refuse to allow us to speak to our salesman again and told us there was nothing we could do!!! This is a dirty way to run a business and a HORRIBLE way to treat RETURNING consumers!!! BEWARE!!! They don't care how invested you are, or how much time you need to think over such a huge investment they will sell camper right out from under you just to make a dollar!!!! They clearly do not care about their customers!!!

After comparing dozens of websites and RV dealers, we finally happened upon Adventure Camper Sales…read moreon the RVTraders.com website that listed some of their trailers and prices, from that site it directed us to their own website: www.adventurecampersales.com. We called and spoke with Doug who later directed us to James their sales specialist, and they confirmed that the trailer we were interested was still available. We left Louisville and made the drive to their lot on Victory Lane that looks like an entrance to a Church, (but is actually the entrance to the road to their lot), and it was more than worth the three and a half hours trip. The trailer was just as it was advertised, and James, Doug and his team members told us that the they would have the trailer prepped and ready to go the next day or at our earliest convenience. James gave us all the information we wanted to know about the vehicle and available options. Doug assured us that the vehicle would undergo inspection and detailing to have it road ready. They are a very professional team and the buying experience with them was so refreshing. They really aim to please the customer. I wish every buying experience was as accommodating as it was with them. They offer great deals and make the buying experience one to cherish.

Great cars low mileage fair price overall a decent straight forward deal.... Expect the part the…read moreowner was too cheap to fill up the truck after a 65k price tag at least a full tank of fuel woulda been nice.