Community Motors 2

They go the extra mile (pun intended) to help and get you into the car you want

AAaaaaaarrrrrghhhh!!!!!! Finding a reliable and fair priced used truck in today's market is ridiculous. Finding a dealership that helps rather than hinders the process is an even bigger challenge. After 3 months (no joke) of frustration and pulling my hair out, I was finally able to find a dealer and a truck that made the hunt worth it. DON'T TAKE MY WORD FOR IT. If Community Motors II has a vehicle that interests you, then give them a call and judge for yourself. Seriously, if you are looking for a different experience and think that buying a used vehicle should be enjoyable and not make you want to punch yourself in the groin repeatedly, I strongly recommend you at least give them a shot at gaining your business. My only complaint is that I had to drive 10 towns over to finally find a

Reasonable offer on my trade in. Low miles on vehicles at reasonable prices. Brandon didn't pressure us even after making 3 visits and several test drives. Brandon knew it was important for us to find a vehicle that was comfortable for us on a budget. Fully recommend getting in contact with Brandon.

I was quite Impressed with how effortless the sale was the cars. com price was closed to 15,000 the sale price was set at 12,000 I inquired about vehicle history I then asked what they had into the vehicle The salesman let me know that they had 11,149 in it I then offered 11,200 which they accepted we were then picked up and taken to the main office where we were the concierge got me Pepsi and popcorn and water for my mother I Will recommend Community Motors to everyone

Roberto, thank you for using all legal agreements to your advantage. Preying on elders to sign "As Is" and high finance agreements due to limited means on social security. Thank goodness you don't have anti emon laws to abide by in this state. Not even one day and lights are coming on, but you get to charge $150 to diagnose it. I hope your family is eating well with your cut of the profits as mine drives a broken down vehicle to the foodbank.