Looked online a a few vehicles that was in my price range and went in to see them in person. Walked on the lot 2 salesman were outside neither of them spoke or asked if we needed any help. We walked the entire lot waiting for someone to come and greet us. After we looked around we stood on the lot for about 2-3min and made eye contact with 1 of the salesman who looked at us turned his head and proceeded to enter the building. By this time if they would have had the perfect car with the perfect price I would not have done any business with them. I added the 1 stat because it would letme do no stars. read more

Audubon Wholesale and Kevin, who I dealt with , are a true diamond in the rough. After looking at cars for my daughter from a number of online vendors, and dealing with high pressure salesman, I found a wonderful car, deal and warranty. Kevin is the most earnest and honest person and I will buy another car from him in the future. If you are looking and a clean, used car, their cars a well maintained and it was a joy to do business with such great people. I would highly recommend Audubon Wholesale for anyone looking for a dependable, affordable car buying experience. read more

I recently purchased and paid in full a 2016 Kia Optima from Audubon Wholesale and I will say I love the way they do business. They don't harass you like most dealerships and salesmen. You can take a look around at any of the vehicles, which are priced pretty decently. You can test drive and look inside any vehicle without them even riding with you. I loved my experience there at Audubon with Kevin. Very helpful and was willing to do whatever needed to be done to make sure the car I had my eye set on was in great condition before I drove off the lot. I was also told if I had any issues after I left, to bring it back. It's been almost 2 months and I'm very much still in love. Thank you soo much Audubon and thank you Kevin! read more

Bought a car from Kevin, the manager, last week. Had it checked out by a mechanic before buying. Everything seemed to check out so we bought the car. After purchase, we ran into trouble while driving the car home. Kevin was very nice and offered to help. We were not from the area so it was nice to have his help. Would recommend buying a car from Audubon as they are low pressure and are honest. They had no obligation to help us but did. We appreciated it! read more

Still waiting on title for car purchased in December. NO MASKS worn by owner or other employees...he seats he doesn't believe in virus or masking...ok?? Hope to get clean title soon read more

I browsed this dealer's website with a specific car in mind and saw that they had a couple in stock. I noticed in the photos that the price sticker was different than the listing price. I called to confirm that the listing price was correct and it was - the photo in the listing was the one they took when the vehicle was initially put up for sale. When I asked if it was possible that it could be negotiated further, they said no since they had already reduced the price. Fair enough, it seemed like a nice enough vehicle and I was already very interested. I drove two hours today, to their location, to give it a test drive and thorough inspection and I was ready to make the purchase if everything looked like it was in working order. The vehicle was parked at their Metairie location just down the road but the gate was locked. I called the Kenner location to ask about it and they said that the Metairie location was closed today.. even though the website clearly stated that the hours of operation on Saturday was from 9AM to 4PM. They said that they would pick up the vehicle and bring it to the Kenner location though. I thought that was nice. When they pulled up in the vehicle, I noticed that the driver had the window down (it was 40 degrees outside). I thought that was strange..... until I opened the door. The headliner near the front windshield on down to the dash was severely water damaged. The scent of the mold hit me like a ton of bricks... Hours later I still have a headache and a foul taste in my mouth from it. I told the dealer that I was absolutely not interested in the vehicle and explained why. He acted like he had no idea it was in such horrible condition. NOTE that the photos did not look at all like this... Either this vehicle still has a horrible leak and it gets worse every time it rains (the photos were taken before it deteriorated into this condition) or they flat out used photos of a different vehicle. I think it would also help potential buyers to know that this same dealer attempted to close the trunk of a Nissan Altima we were standing next to and it wouldn't shut. The SUV parked behind the Altima had a flat. Another highlight of this visit was attempting to point out why the other make/model I was looking for, that they had in stock, was priced well over the fair market value. Body damage.. damaged components under the vehicle, etc... He literally walked away from me while I was in mid-sentence and just pretended like we were not there. Needless to say, we got out of there as quickly as we could. BEWARE! Don't waste your time with this place. If you live nearby, feel free to go by and see for yourself! Forgive my language, but the only thing that stinks worse than that car was the bullshit coming out of this dealer's mouth! read more

Just bought a 2001 Jeep Cherokee for $2995 from Audubon and it was an overall very positive experience. Their business model seems a little different from usual: They buy their cars from auction, check them out with a mechanic and set non-negotiable prices for them, prices that I'd say are on the low side. When a test-driver like me finds flaws, manager Kevin Rayan jumps into action to fix them. He put a new battery in and attempted to reinstall the rearview mirror whose glue had failed. After I'd bought the car and returned home, further electrical problems arose. I took it back. He had a new alternator installed. Great. But then I found that in the process the A/C had quit. We had almost reached the limit of the Audubon lagniappe policy, but Kevin said he could spring for a new compressor ($150) if I'd pay the $100 labor charge to install it. That seemed fair enough to me. The A/C blows cold now, and Kevin even went back to the store for better mirror glue, which did the job. Everything is just fine. If you're on the thrifty side of the buyers' market -- you're not a prospective customer of high-end factory reconditioning -- this seems an excellent way to get good value in a used car. Thanks, Kevin! A shout-out also to driver Leroy, who ferried me back and forth and testified compellingly on behalf of the company's philosophy of satisfying the reasonable customer. read more