I bought my Jeep trom Auction Block Auto at an amazing price ($2,900). To be honest, I was a little nervous at first because of the low price and because they didn't know the full history of the vehicle. It was part of a deal they made with a Dodge dealership out in Avondale to get a vehicle one of their own clients wanted. Typically, when a dealership says something like that, you have to be a little leery-it can feel like they're setting up an excuse just in case something goes wrong. My antennas definitely went up. But Rick came across as a genuinely honest guy. I realized it was a family-run operation-his son is the sales manager-and as someone who recently started mr own business, I really respected hard they work. I asked Rick point-blank if he thought the Jeep would make it to Colorado and back (since he was the one who drove it all the way from Avondale). He looked me in the eye and said, "Without a doubt." That same night, I got an oil change and hit the road for Colorado. Usually, I do a lot more maintenance when I first pick up a vehicle, but given the high mileage, I was skeptical and didn't want to sink too much cash into it right away. But it ran like an absolute dream. It's a 4.7L 4x4, so it's naturally heavy on gas, but outside of fuel costs, I have zero complaints about how it drives. I've had it for just under two months now. I did have to --*lace the water pump recently, k ckily I'm handy and took care of it myself. It also has a minor exhaust manifold leak, but the Jeep runs great overall. There was a slight delay with getting the title past the 30-day mark, but Rick communicated with me the entire way through and issued me another temporary tag so I was fully covered. On top of that-and this is what really set them apart-when I was at the third-party MVD finalizing everything, our sale was already complete. Rick didn't owe me a thing. Knowing I had put almost everything I had into buying this vehicle, he paid for my title, tags, and registration out of his own pocket.That kind of gesture is commendable. I saw a few negative comments on here, but every company gets those --nobody is perfect, and things don't always go as planned. But look at the big picture: they have about a 5-to-1 positive ratio. Most major corporations like Walmart, Target, or Costco can't claim an 80-90% customer satisfaction rate, but Auction Block Auto can. This is where I'll be buying my daughter's first vehicle when she turns 16 in three years, and probably another vehicle or two before then. Thank you guys for being men and women with integrity and honor. In an industry where car salesmen can be so shady, you guys are the gold standard for auto sales. ( so we are clear I'm a real customer no ties to this company and mot a bot: my business is Mellow Industries LLC way on the other side of town. You can trust this establishment to do everything in THEIR power to do right by you) read more

Do not buy from them!! We agreed on a price, I put down the required payment and when I got home I realized he charged me an extra 3 grand!!! Tried to tell me it was 30% of vehicle price for in house finance trying to cover his butt. Noooo.: he took advantage of me 1000%. Shame on you and your business. Not only that but I haven't had access to my vehicle in a month now as it's been in the shop with numerous issues. Horrible horrible. Do not trust this guy. I got taken advantage of and I was in an extremely vulnerable position. Shame on you Rick!!! read more

Lemon lot!! They sell junk cars and lie about the condition they are in. Don't buy from this guy.

Lots of cars that need fixing. Prices are too high for what you get. High mileage cars with ripped interiors, ripped seats. Their only focus is cleaning, to make them look shiny. While maintenance and functionality are neglected. read more

They were very helping in getting me into a car. Even lowered the price for me. I was able to test drive the car as long as I wanted. They had the car fax on hand and were very patient throughout the process. A couple months later the AC quit blowing cold I took it in and the owner paid to have it fixed for me!! I was shocked at how hell he was. He said if I wasn't ever happy I could trade for something else. I really like my Chevy traverse Though. Thanks for all your help Justin and rick I believe the owner! read more

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Best experience I have ever had buying a car. They were friendly, helpful, courteous, and honest, which is more than I can say about any dealership I have ever dealt with. I plan to return for my next car. read more

this place f*ckin sucks, do not trust these scam artist people, sold me a car that had loads of issues after their mechanic said it was fine!!! not even a week later took it in and there was $1800 in repairs and they didnt even cover all of it under warranty, on top of that, 3 weeks later after they said they fixed everything my radiator, coolant system and brake system all failed. this is not okay, these people sell sh*t cars and pass them off as barely useable f*ckin imbeciles read more

My girlfriends car had just broken down and we were looking for a replacement. Rick gave us a amazing deal and told us if we had any issues with the car to just give him a call. He was honest and insightful on what car would be best for us if we had a long commute. I will be 1000% be sending everything their way if anyone is looking for a car. read more

Went to buy a car for the grandgirl. Called ahead and got a good feeling from the place. We were not disappointed. Rick patiently answered all her questions. And pointed out the plus and minuses of the cars. Also verified she couldn't fit in the Mini Cooper . Really nice place with no BS. Happy with her Nissan Rogue. Buy from this guy. read more

Rick was awesome at helping both my stepson and I get our cars today. He made it super simple, fast and I will definitely go see him again for my kids, wife or myself next time I'm looking far a car. read more

Auction Block Auto: IMHO, a business to avoid like the plague. This place has/had a black 2005 Chrysler Pacifica for sale through FB. We contacted them via FB and asked about the car. Confirming the info offered, we switched to phone contact. The male on the phone said "no problems" with it. They were specifically asked about the condition of the interior. We were told by the same male that it was fine. We pointed out to them that we didn't want to drive 3.5 hours each way to look at junk. He said that he'd go check & would get back to us if there was a problem. He didn't (1st red flag) Based on the assurances in the phone conversation, we took off to go look at this from 180+ miles away. When we got down there, we found a wholly disinterested female sitting at a computer a pallid young soy boy in what looked like his little sister's pre-holed jeans as a sort of attendant in the place. "Soy" gave us the keys and told us that we were welcome to look at it and take it for a spin if we liked. We went out to the car & unlocked it. A walk-around showed minor body damage from a couple of rear hits. The engine compartment was filthy and the coolant jug/radiator fill was almost empty. When we got inside, it stunk so badly of cigarette smoke that it would have made an ash tray gag. The center console was pulled apart and the parts that had been removed were in the rear of the car. On start-up, the engine was clattering like an old adjustable rocker engine, way out of adjustment. It is a hydraulic lifter engine and the lifters were flat & had to pump up. NOT a good sign. After about a minute it quieted down, indicating from the time delay that it likely had an oil pump issue and no pressure on start up. It had a CHECK ENGINE light showing, even though we had asked about that before driving down and they hadn't called back noting said problem as were were told that they would if there was a problem I went back inside and asked if they had an OBDII scanner and was told by "Soy" that they didn't. (A car seller without a scanner? ALSO not a good sign.) I carry one with me when car shopping. We plugged it in and got a P0700, P0740(?) & a P0472. The first 2 were indicative of a trans sensor problem & a torque converter problem. The last of a low voltage problem. The low voltage would be an easy fix. The sensor might be too but the torque converter? major bucks! We had to pass on the vehicle. We thanked them for wasting 7 hours of our time by their disinterest &/or dishonesty. I'd suggest shopping for vehicles elsewhere. These people clearly don't give a rat's behind about the potential buyer. Based on our experience, I'd surmise that there could also be an "honesty" issue as well. To their credit, they didn't dishonestly clear the codes. But I'd suspect that it was because "Soy" either didn't know how to or was too lazy to do so. Perhaps he didn't want to get grease on his sister's tight jeans? read more

If you need to buy a car this is the best place to go! Auction Block Auto is family owned and offer nice cars at an affordable rate. You should go there, buy a car, and refer a friend because they will also give you $100 for a referral! Just call or text Justin to get information on any of their cars he's knowledgeable and personable! read more

I had been texting Justin at Auction Block Auto, over a truck that I had seen online. He promptly sent me the VIN, when I asked, and he responded quickly to all my questions. When I arrived to see the truck he met me and was low key and there was no pressure. He allowed me as much time as I wanted to test drive & check the truck. He took care of the title transfer, registration and plates and everything arrived in good order from the MVD after a couple weeks. This purchase couldn't have been any easier or more pleasurable. The truck has been maintained in excellent condition and is rock solid. I will definitely buy from Auction Block Auto again and will recommend them to my family & friends looking for good used cars at a good price. read more