I purchased a car from Auggies this weekend.The man was so professional and went out of his way to…read morehelp with any questions or concerns I had about the car.His son and himself were respectful and honest .I would recommend them 100 percent

These people came anb picked up my car and they accepted money from me that l was 2 weeks late on…read moremy car note after the lady told me it's okay that l come in and pay the rest of it and they just took my car, anybody, not to go here at all please it is bad business and even. Do not go here please hey car ain't no good

They have low down payments and do not require credit checks in order to get a vehicle. Very easy…read moreapplication process and no interest or finance charges!!! Really nice and clean cars!!!

Sadly they closed their doors during covid and never opened up again. I did however buy a Ford…read moreExcursion through them and they treated me fairly. It was a buy here pay here place. I had terrible credit at the time and really tight budget and they were willing to work with me throughout the whole ordeal and when my transmission went out they let me refinance the truck and put the repair into the bill. So for me it worked out quite well and I was sad to see they closed because I would have gladly gone back to buy another vehicle from them. Bud, like many small businesses covid when they shut down the world screwed over the little guy.

From the owner: Champ Hinton Enterprises is a family-owned, family-operated dealership located on the…read moreOklahoma/Arkansas state line in Pocola, Oklahoma. We're a quick 5 minutes from Fort Smith, with easy access from anywhere on Hwy. 112 just off I-540. Champ Carroll Hinton was born in Fort Smith, Ark., in 1929 and started working at a local used car lot when he was just 16. He was good at it. He was a "natural, " because he liked people and enjoyed hard work. After four years in the U.S. Air Force in Germany, Champ settled in "the car capital of the world, " Detroit, Mich., to launch a career in the auto sales business. It wasn't long before he was the top salesman in his company, and within a year he was promoted to sales manager. A couple years later, he bought a new-car dealership in Ann Arbor, Mich., which he called Champ Hinton Arborland Dodge. In 1969, Champ moved back to his hometown of Fort Smith and opened another new-car dealership - Hinton-Cox Pontiac. His partner in this business? It was JT Cox, the man who'd given Champ his start in used cars back in high school. The dealership was very successful for five years, and in 1973 it became simply Champ Hinton Pontiac. Over the next 20 years, Champ Hinton Pontiac received numerous sales awards as the highest-volume dealer in the region. Champ sold the Pontiac dealership in 1983 with plans to retire, but within a year he began missing the car business and interacting with his customers, so he opened Champ Hinton Enterprises...

Amazing to work with, staff is so nice and easy to talk to. I recommend them to anyone looking for…read morea great car.

Got my car from here. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT HERE. most amazing customer service, helpful, truthful…read more Treated my kids amazing, even gave her a treat. And the price are fair for amazing quality car!!

The lady who helped start the application was so super sweet but again her job was just to start…read morethe process and show the car (somewhat). Then comes the real work which was handled very professionally at first beginning with all the paperwork etc. Once approved we were then able to test drive a car (the car they offered or wanted you to have) After driving the car there was a noise issue in which I just was not comfortable with so I did mention it and was assured this car had passed inspection and such, which I'm sure at the time it had but I was not comfortable with each time the brake was pressed it sounded as if the tire was flat nor did I want to take the car off the lot and then be held responsible for money out of my pocket even if a warranty was being purchased not too mention a deductible would then have to be paid. After going back and forth they did agree to pay some money towards the issue being it was brakes so I wanted to think about it little did I know this deal was basically "take it now or leave it type deal". After leaving the lady who was originally assisting called to ask me a few questions as she really wanted to seal the deal and again I was okay with taking the car to my mechanic on Monday so she said she would call me back once she talked to the boss etc. To say the least my calls and questions were then dodged and never answered not too mention out of the three people that were in the office that day all three of us left without the car we originally wanted but yet we were all offered this same SUV in which had the noise issue. Makes me wonder!!! I have read some really great customer reviews on the face book page for this company and maybe it was just that I'm not going to just accept a 17,000.00 car with an issue without it being addressed bad credit or not I am human too so I'm not sure what or where this all went wrong but to say the least another car lot got my business and better luck to the next customer.

From the owner: At Shift N2 Gear Auto our entire team works together to provide you with the ultimate shopping…read moreexperience. We are here to exceed every expectation you may have and deliver the best service possible. We aim to make car shopping fun again

This is my first time ever leaving a negative review. The salesman was fairly polite, aside from a…read morecouple derogatory words over the phone during negotiations. When we settled on a price, I got a cashiers check, and the next morning towed a car hauler 3.5hrs to the dealership. I specifically asked about the front end and ride quality over the phone during our first talks, and his own words were "smooth as ice". The truck drove awful, and needed at a minimum a whole new front end. When I brought this to his attention, he was apologetic enough to tell me that he "should have told me more about that, but was more focused on making sure I knew about some rust spots instead". I also brought the truck to Oreilys to scan for codes, and it had a couple stored in memory that should have been showing up on the dash, but had been cleared at some point. The interior was also covered in a greasy detailing product, so much that it was dripping off of areas. As a business owner, I understand the impact that negative reviews can have on a company, but this kind of blatant dishonesty is exactly what gives other dealers a bad name. I wouldn't trust a car from here ever, no matter how good of a deal it looks like you're getting. Had I not done my due diligence, I would have been completely taken advantage of and then subject to thousands of dollars in unexpected repairs. Although I was out the expense of a car hauler rental, and gas for a 400 mile round-trip with a trailer on, I am very grateful that I did not end up with one of their vehicles.

Better check out the car from front to back and top to bottom. He doesn't know anything about the…read morecar and will not work with you !!! I wouldn't send anyone to the lemon dealer !! Took 30 days to get my title from him !!!!