Midwest Motors of Savanna

Got in an accident, thought that was the bad part. Nope — the real wreck was dealing with this tow company. They slapped me with an $850 ransom bill for my truck being there basically a day (maybe two if you’re generous). Somehow, they called it three days — guess they’re using dog years for their billing system. When I tried to pay with a card (machine sitting right there), dude goes “Cash only.” So now I’m running around town like I’m on Survivor: Bank Teller Edition, hunting down $800 in cash. Here’s the kicker: the sales guy, whose job clearly wasn’t billing, tried to start an argument with me over how I paid. I basically told him to know his place — he’s just been sitting in that chair doing nothing, and he was gonna stay sitting in that chair because he sure wasn’t about to stop m

Midwest Motors has great customer service, competitive pricing, and has always come in under quote.

Great service department! I use them for all my vehicle repairs, they take great care of me everytime. Highly recommend!

I was interested in a very sharp looking 2005 Chevy 1500. I found the truck on Facebook marketplace and was flipping through the pictures and noticed that had not pictured the passenger side of the truck at all. So I messaged Travis asking for some more pictures Or a walk around video and he said he could do that tomorrow morning. Well tomorrow came and I was getting antsy so I checked their website witch had one picture of that side of the truck and you could tell the body lines were off then after zooming in you could see the dent near the rear tail light so I messaged Travis again and asked if that was the case being nothing was in the description about it and his reply was " no why?" So I sent a screenshot of the photo and got no reply and within the hour they had removed that photo fr

I spoke with Travis the salesman on a Tuesday around 2. I live over an hour away and was able to see the Jeep that evening. Travis informed me that he would be gone at 3 and would be at auctions the next day but I could come on Thursday to see it. He also mentioned that several people were interested in it, so I put $500 down as a deposit to come see it. Travis never once mentioned that the deposit was non-refundable. Every dealer I have dealt with the deposit is refundable, so it never crossed my mind to ask. In fact, I even upped the amount, which would have been a good time for him to mention it. Nothing was given to me in writing saying so. When I test drove the Jeep it wasn't what I wanted. It doesn't matter why I was purchasing the Jeep, I didn't like it and asked for my deposit back