Bargain Lot

Came in last month looking for a "mom car" and found the perfect one. 2007 Lincoln mkx for $2500. They were completely honest with us about the issues it had, which was a water pump needing to be replaced. My husband being a mechanic was able to do it for a lot cheaper than taking it in. I absolutely love the car! Thank you!

Drove out here from Fort Collins, Colorado. Spent a pretty reasonable price for the vehicle. I got home and it was a little smokey, took it into my mechanic to find its a very cheap fix. Very cheap fix for the price I spent on this and I'm incredibly happy with how well this vehicle operates. It has everything my family needs and more. They even replaced the rotors and brakes for me, so I'm super stoked about that. Definitely recommend hitting these guys up.

Just moved here needed a car & they advertised this one for $5800, but accepted our cash offer of 4k because KBB values it at 4k. We drove it that evening; was all good, so we bought it. That night I saw fluid on the street in front of my house where it was a parked. They claim to have no warranty and said the car was great, his brother just drove it here from SD, and it was purchased on auction. Family owned business also screw over their customers, apparently. The next day the steering was crunchy sounding and hard to turn corners. Upon further digging in the trunk, we found empty power steering fluid bottles (this clearly indicates the known problem). I took it to a shop: It’s gonna be $1500 to repair the power steering system. For a car we had for less than 12 hours. #NOWARRANTY - th

I visited this car lot to check out a motorhome listed for $12,900, which the ad claimed was valued at $30,000. However, my research showed it was valued between $11,000 and $14,000. The ad did not mention that the catalytic converter was removed and replaced with a bolted straight pipe, a critical detail disclosed only upon inspection. The salesman initially seemed nice and upfront about flaws. However, he pressured me to leave a nonrefundable cash deposit before I could even test drive the vehicle, implying I wasn’t serious without it. This approach wasted my time and made me uncomfortable purchasing. I suggest this lot allow potential buyers to move at their own pace, especially for high-value purchases, and be transparent in their ads. Respect, honesty, and decency go a long way in b

I had messaged this lot on Facebook. They had two cars I was interested in. We went and looked. Off the bat it felt wrong. He gave my husband a whole other price that wasn’t what we agreed too in our messages to bring us in. I would avoid this place. You can find way better cars and customer service elsewhere.