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    Labadie, MO

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    This dealer has many nice cars with good price. They are very kind and patient, and they are very…read morefamiliar with the state of each car. they can always provide the suitable cars for every customer.

    Absolutely blown away by how badly I got screwed over here. I paid around $19,000 for my Camaro,…read moreand after multiple people told me there was no way it was worth that, I had my manager at the dealership I work for appraise it. He scanned the VIN, looked at the actual equipment on the car and comparable listings, and found that even in mint condition the market value was around $15,000. He also found the same Camaro with about 20,000 fewer miles than mine listed for around that same price. My car ended up appraising at $9,500. Then there is the safety inspection. They somehow passed this vehicle around two months ago, but now it fails because it needs control arms, tie rod ends, a third brake light, has an exhaust leak, and has no mufflers or resonators. When I called, I was basically told it was all "wear and tear." So then I ask well how did it pass safety without the mufflers and there response was it falls under emissions not safety. Basically saying that because there county didn't require emissions testing it didn't matter muffler or not. But what's funny is it passed emissions but failed safety. Forget everything else for a second -- if the car has no mufflers or resonators and that causes it to fail now, how did it pass two months ago? Those parts did not magically disappear. For a smaller dealership trying to earn people's business, you would think they would actually care about making things right. I will definitely be making sure the appropriate Missouri authorities know about the inspection situation and can decide for themselves how this vehicle was passed. Carmax offered $9.5K keep in mind i've owned this vehicle for 2 months. I am telling you if you're reading this be careful who you buy from. As I read some of the other reviews it seems like i'm most definitely not the only one dealing with problems on there vehicles from this dealership ABSOLUTELY WOULD NOT RECOMMEND!

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    Next LVL Auto Sales

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    Do not deal with them. Their service department is rude and try to swindle you out of money after…read morethey tell you it's 100% covered by the warranty. It's been one headache after another.

    I recently traded my 2020 Jeep Cherokee for a 2016 Ford Expedition from Next Lvl Auto Sales. I was…read moretold the Expedition was in great condition. Within less than two weeks, we contacted the dealership about a noise that had been present since we received the vehicle because it didn't seem right. They inspected the vehicle and informed us that the repair needed was not covered under the 3-month/3,000-mile warranty, despite our salesman, Jason, telling us the warranty would cover "just about anything." We agreed to move forward with the repair but also requested either a refund or the return of our original vehicle, given that we had only had the Expedition for two weeks. They charged us $300 for the repair, and unfortunately, it did not fix the issue at all. I picked the vehicle up yesterday, and the noise is still clearly present. They have refused to reimburse us. We feel extremely disappointed and misled. The dealership promotes values like "build relationships, serve people, and expand God's kingdom," but our experience did not reflect those principles. I hope they reconsider how they handle situations like this in the future. Frankly, I hope they can one day behave like a reputable dealership in the future and make situations like this right. I also hope they learn to truly practice what they preach as far as their mission goes. I am almost positive Jesus would be ashamed that they are using religion to con people.

    Zerna Auto Sales - car_dealers - Updated September 2026

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