Put my truck (brand new T-680) in here after multiple visits to other MHC shops (6th visit to…read moredealer for same issue in first 8500 miles). While it took them longer that I would have liked, they took the time to look deeply into my truck, even communicating with engineers at Kenworth multiple times, and finally found a fuse that had a crack in it. After replacing this fuse they (nor I since) have had the truck code at all. I was amazed that they looked closely enough to locate the fact that a fuse was cracked (not blown), and very happy overall

From the owner: MHC Lincoln is part of a nationwide network of heavy and medium duty truck dealerships spanning…read more120+ locations. Our dealership in Lincoln, NE offers a full range of services including sales, parts, service, financing and more.

This place does a horrible installation and are a bunch of hacks, have caused a bunch of added…read morecost and damage to our vehicle

I bought a new 2023 international HX at a different dealer in Indiana and was driving it back to…read moreColorado from Indiana where purchased, truck had 1100 miles on it and I started getting all kinds of warning lights on dash just after Lincoln. I called the service department at Cornhusker in Lincoln and spoke with Eric who said they were busy but would try to get me in right away. I got there 30 minutes later and Eric was able to move some stuff around and get my truck right in. It was pulling multiple codes when they checked it and the mechanic Brian had some ideas and found out it was a loose terminal and got it fixed up later that day. It was all covered under warranty and Brian took it on a nice long test drive just to confirm he got it fixed before sending me into the middle of Nebraska with it. Super appreciative that Eric and Brian where excellent and got me on my way. Wish they were my local dealer. Everyone there was really nice and accommodating. Thanks Nick

My name is Mike Plambeck and I have recently been working with Cornhusker International in Norfolk,…read moreOmaha and Lincoln NE to repair a truck. Originally the truck went into their shop at norfolk ne for an oil change. When they did this the drain plus reinstalled incorrectly and all the oil drained out of my truck while the driver was going down the road. They took the truck back in norfolk and attempted to fix this problem they created. This took them in my opinion far too long, over 3 weeks. They finished the truck and gave it back to me and only a few days later we found out the truck was leaking oil again because something had been put back together incorrectly. We took the truck to Cornhusker International in Omaha nebraska and they fixed it in 2 days, so then we took the truck back out on the road and within a few more days it was making a noise and losing power so we then took the truck to Cornhusker International in Lincoln Nebraska. They currently have the truck in their shop, they say the engine fan is loose and their is a big exhaust leak both issues are from the last time it was in the shop in Omaha they put it back together wrong again. And just for the icing on the cake, while my truck was parked at their Lincoln shop, one of the employees backed into it and damaged the hood. In my opinion this is not a company you or anyone should try to get a repair from, please see what they have done to my truck and proceed with caution. Any manager or GM at Cornhusker International, Feel free to contact me about this issue and offer me a solution to this repeated negligence that has cost me a lot of money. You have my contact information we have bought many trucks from you and this is still how we are treated.

Had to come out here for some parts for the big truck. everything is shut down to covid-19 however…read morethey met me at the front door with the parts and we're very friendly it seems to be a well-organized, clean and well-maintained place over here

Beware of dealer Bought a Mercedes G550 paid cash and 4weeks…read morelater still don't have title to vehicle. Contacting an attorney and reporting them to the state of Nebraska motor vehicle bureau.

They are Criminals!…read more They have pattern of selling SALVAGE vehicles and telling the consumer what they are getting, I was one of those victims. We paid full retail for a vehicle from Sabah and when we went to title the vehicle in our state we were informed that it was Salvage. Sabah told me they would not take the vehicle back, and said they sold the car "as-is" and it was my responsibility to make sure the vehicle was not salvage, even though Nebraska state law requires a seller to divulge that a vehicle is salvage prior to sale. Not to mention, my wife is the one who test drove the car and purchased it with obvious problems, (bad cooling fan, exhaust leak, bad struts) but they did not point those out to her and took advantage of her. I'll be notifying Law Enforcment and anyone that has purchased a car from Sabah should do so as well, it is a felony in Nebraska to sell a car without notifying the buyer of it's Salvage status. Look at these other reviews, they are obviously aware of what they are doing, and it is CRIMINAL!