I don't appreciate the employees giving my wife a hard time about getting her car washed. We…read morerecently moved in to a new home that barely has gravel for a driveway. We try to get her car washed every other week. I currently take my truck whom has 10x's the amount of mud and debri on it from work to Crew car wash with ZERO gripes on my way to work because it's convenient and on the way. She however doesn't travel nearby any of them. To be told you barely make it because your car is almost "too" dirty. You get paid to PRE-CLEAN a car prior to it entering your auto wash. We don't go out of our way to go mudding, it's a family SUB for peat sake not an off-road truck or keep. I think we may take our business elsewhere from now on.

Nice local car wash, low priced at about $10 for the works, $7 for basic wash. It does a nice…read morecleaning job to keep your vehicle shiny. Usually the lines move fairly quickly even on hot nice days. Does not seem to do quite as good of a job as Mike's/ Crew Wash in Indy, but its also much more affordable, and for me its local and convenient. I like it and recommend it to anyone in town; for a clean car, go here.

The guys know what they are doing. Once I spoke with them, I knew that my car is in good hands.read more

Great detailing work at a fair price. They made my car look better than it's looked since it was…read moreabout two years old. Also very ethical, made suggestions that will pay for themselves, did not try to upsell me at all. Fast work by pleasant people. I unhesitatingly recommend them most highly to anyone who wants their car to look better. You can't go wrong with this company!

Great work. My car was repaired and looked like new when I got it back. Thank you for such great…read morework.

Very much recommend. They were fast, communicative and even came to me to see if my kids wanted…read morelollipops from the front. Everyone was very kind. Went for a routine check and oil change. I also love that they gave us a list of the things they checked and what condition everything was in.

Terrible mechanics . I took in my tahoe that i purchased 2 months ago - for 1 minor problem they…read moresaid . Picked up my car and noticed a noise the mechanic admitted to spilling fluid in my engine bay & that the noise will soon leave . The next day my car is screeching . They were not willing to take it back in the day i mentioned a noise nor wanted to offer a loaner car . After showing them a video of my car screeching the mechanic admitted to how horrible it sounded & that something wasn't right . Now my compressor is broken & warranty won't cover it - all because they didn't want to take a second look . To add on we've taken our car to THREE other mechanics all agreeing to their terrible job & that i should've never left the lot . Will not be returning & 10000% do not recommend . The mechanics do not know what they're doing. This is a $50,000+ vehicle that is now needing MORE work.

It's pretty well established that one of the things that helps when dealing with the used car world…read moreis a connection. In this case, I had a friend who knew I was looking for a car and knew that I had a fairly unique situation because I'm a driver who also uses a wheelchair. I do not drive a van. I typically drive a 2-door automatic with hand controls. The catch here is that I have to make sure that there's enough space between the driver's seat and the door frame to make sure I can slide my wheelchair into the backseat. It's harder to find than you might expect. Sports cars typically are too small. Luxury cars tend to have extra amenities that take up more space. When I was younger, it was easy to find such a car. These days, it's much harder. My friend made arrangements so that she could drive me to Shelbyville to try out three cars that I identified as possibilities I wanted to try. Basically, I wanted to try to get my wheelchair into the back seat. My friend knew the general manager here, and I have no doubt that helped. He was super friendly and very attentive. When we arrived, he had the three cars ready for me to look at and a fourth one he thought might work. One car that I wanted to try ended up not being ready. I tried an Audi 5 (didn't work), a Ford Mustang (didn't work), and one other car where the type is currently escaping me. It didn't work. For fun, I looked at a 2008 VW Beetle (that didn't work). We did try a Honda Civic that did work - but it had way too many miles on it. This is definitely a smaller lot, especially for being a Hubler lot. I'd never actually dealt with Hubler before, but I was impressed with this visit. I'd been checking their lot for a possible return visit, but I did end up finding what I wanted elsewhere. Overall, however, I appreciated that they seemed to have an understanding of what I was trying to do and went out of the way to let me try cars. That's rare in a world where most car places either don't quite get disability or are ready to pounce and exploit. While I've purchased a car (still waiting on it to arrive), I'd easily return here in the future.

Avoid Hubeler Chevrolet in Shelbyville at All Costs…read more I strongly advise anyone considering Hubeler Chevrolet in Shelbyville, Indiana, to think twice before doing business with them. I purchased a car from this dealership that was listed with multiple problems in the Carfax and vehicle information--issues they failed to disclose properly. Despite paying $4,000 for this car, its true value was only about $500. They promised to facilitate a trade to rectify the situation but completely disappeared, never contacting me again. This was not only unprofessional but outright deceptive, leaving me ripped off and frustrated. If you value honesty, transparency, and fair business practices, steer clear of Hubeler Chevrolet. I would not recommend this dealership to anyone.