Fury Outlet

Do not waist your money at this trash dealership. They will sell you a lemon with title issues and tones of repairs immediately. Within first 90 days. Save your money and go elsewhere. Scam dealership pushing junk cars

Purchased a used truck from the outlet. Inspected the truck, and went to negotiate. Got the same old tired "we're losing money on it", but figured the price was decent. Asked about a full tank of gas, same story "not at that price". There was a gun safe in the center console, promised that they would talk to the previous owner, which is why I'm giving 2 stars, they actually did. But when that yielded nothing and a locksmith had to be called, the answer diverted to "at the price you got, there's no money to deal with issues after sales". The truck had locking lug nuts. I was told the key is in the center console. Which has a locked gun safe in it? Another $200 to have the dealer pull those off an replace it. I knew the truck needed $3,000+ in deferred maintenance, that justified the price.

I purchased a vehicle from Furys outlet store. Unfortunately along the way some things went very wrong. If I had gone through any other dealership I would have been screwed. However, Gary, the manager and his staff did everything they could to resolve the issue I was facing. I left the dealership with a wonderful vehicle. I watched their team work very hard to make me happy and they succeeded. I strongly recommend this outlet! They are truly a dealership willing to fight for you.

I recommend buying a vehicle here. Had an easy car buying experience with friendly, knowledgeable, no-pressure sales folks. They were NOT smarmy or pushy like I’ve encountered at other dealerships. And the price was right! Thanks James and Dan!

I'm very frustrated with Fury Outlet. Their inventory is NEVER updated, NO ONE responds to any type of internet inquiries, and I work during the hours they are open. I'm not going to take off work just to find out the price on a vehicle. I own several vehicles and am always interested in specific types of vehicles and many times I see something really cool in their lot, but since I can't find out any details about it I don't bother. Many times these vehicle sit there forever, if they just kept up their website and actually answered emails they could no doubt sell a lot more vehicles. I just recently purchased a new non-current Dodge Charger from a dealer in Iowa and did the ENTIRE process via email. Then all I had to do was drive down and bring it home.