Everything was done promptly and perfectly had a reasonable charge. I highly recommend these people.read more

The guys were super accomodating of my schedule and ready to help any way they could to service my…read morevehicle when I needed last minute work

New Duluth Auto has earned my family's trust over and over again. You can call them a year or years…read moreafter buying a car from them, and the same people who sold you the car will answer your call and help you with your problem. Great value from honest local people.

We have had excellent interactions with the staff at New Duluth Auto. They took the time to answer…read moreall of our questions and concern, patiently. There was no pressure to buy. we appreciated their honesty and will definitely buy our next used vehicle from them. Wendy Morreim, Brainerd, MN

Typical Ford dealer, not that good, not that bad. Broke a vacuum hose on my Ranger during an oil…read morechange and said it was "Like that when it came in" (like every other dealer that ever broke anything) but they are usually better than that, and I fixed it with a roll of electrical tape. Their parts prices are a bit higher than other dealers, but if you need a part "today" they usually have them in stock. I've had good experiences with the parts department, and their parts specialist has occasionally given some advice with the parts that's worth its weight in gold. In reply to the KBB comments, look the price up on KBB and insist on it. If they won't pay that (or accept the value), then move on. You can definitely find a dealer who will pay the actual trade in value. Benna Ford is a traditional dealer, you need to negotiate a price. If you don't know how, bring someone with you who does. If you're a skilled negotiator, you can get a great deal here, if you are not, then you should go to an up front pricing dealer like Apple Valley or Hudson. Benna does have some very cool and unique cars that you won't find anywhere else, expect that you will pay more for these. Tonka F150's and Shelby and Roush Mustangs command a premium, don't even look at them if you can't pay the sticker price. The key is no one is forcing you to buy a car here. Know the price you are willing to pay in advance, before you walk in the doors. You should do enough research that you know more than the sales person selling the car. You need to be willing to walk away if the deal doesn't work for you. Seriously, get up and walk out the door. There are thousands and thousands of Ford dealers. You can order a car brand new at any dealer (other than super specialty models) for the exact same price as buying off the floor.

I would like to give a shout out to the parts and service department. I recently ran out of gas…read moreacross the street from Benna Ford and they were kind enough to give me a gas can and help me fill my tank. Shout out to Ethan I'm from Southern California and you don't see that kindness out there. If I could ever afford a new car I would go to Benna Ford

Salesperson was helpful and was pretty much decided on a purchase until we dealt with Wayne. very…read morearrogant, rude, and condescending...a little bit of a liar too. The type of sales person we have all heard about and told to avoid. Probably should change name to Richard.

Great people. Great service. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Top notch. Highly recommend!read more

We have a diesel pusher motorcoach with Cummins engine, Allison transmission on a Spartan chassis…read more We have used Boyer Trucks twice for service issues and they are absolutely wonderful to work with! Dan Nynas is our service manager and John (not sure of title) are the two we worked with the most. John had worked many years for the Duluth Transportation Authority in Duluth, Minnesota and has many years of experience with buses and Allison. When we went to drive unit out of storage, we had no forward. It took John all of 5 minutes to diagnose the problem as our touch pad. This is a very capable, honest dealership, that could have worked all day on it and we would not have known the difference. Highly recommend this place for any diesel pusher RVer with engine, chassis or transmission issues!

Just stopped in at Boyer because our new motorhome had no heat coming from the dashboard. I had…read morecalled ahead and Michelle said they would look at it. Jon looked at it immediately and fixed it within 5 minutes and showed my husband how to fix it if it happened again ( temperature gauge was slightly unplugged). We were then on our way. Love businesses that really help!

Adrian lies to customers Jim the service manager has to cover his tracks. Northland Chevrolet will…read moretell you one thing and do another. Will not call you back and act like you've never been there how this company exist is beyond me. I had to contact Chevrolet corporate and let them know How they conduct Business . will update. As the Minnesota Attorney General will tell you my last visit I dropped off my truck and stated an electrical issue was stopping my vehicle from starting stopping intermittently and my transmission was shattering. I check in a week later they say they have no record of me being there even though they have my truck I check in the next week and they say they're waiting on a service contract. I said I would pay the difference if they are putting non-OEM parts in after warranty I was told my truck was done. Everything was covered. I get there and I was told I have to pay $500 for a wiring harness which gym the service manager waived because he knew Adrian was a scammer. Apparently the next day of my transmission was shattering so I brought it to a real professional who told me it was a rebuild so I called them back and asked what the deal was, and they finally admitted that they got the transmission from a junkyard after I specifically stated I wanted OEM and to call me with any updates. I picked up my truck, they lied to me and now I'm dealing with a vehicle that was in worse shape than I picked up. Do yourself a favor and stay far far away from Northland Chevrolet, I've contacted Chevrolet corporate Minnesota Attorney General and will be pursuing pursuing this matter legally and will update. Sidenote this company works hand-in-hand with Northstar Ford by the mall stay away from both of these companies as they are pure swindlers...

Terrible first they were going to give 11000 then 9500 only to back out and no take the trade at…read moreall never do business with them liars

Crapweasels. Was given the runaround on the availability of…read morea second key and then was referred to another family member who wasn'tmuch help. I picked it up and within 100 miles, there was a terrible noise coming from the front left wheel. I was a little distracted cause that within those first 100 miles, I also realized that the infotainment microphone didn't work, the gas tank lid doesn't stay open when you pull the latch, it only stays open while you pull it. So by the time I got around to looking at that issue, I realized one of the lug nuts is really worked off the wheel bolt. It was the wheel wobbling making the awful noise. This seemed super odd since it was 100 miles in, and when I pull it off the stripped lug nut falls off with a goopy lock seal dripping all over the stripped bolt. At this point, it's the Monday after Thanksgiving and this place isn't open on Monday. So I take it to a shop and while they are fixing the wheel, they inform me and show me the cracked alternator belt and confirmed the lock seal substance was recently applied. I nearly lost it at this point- minor lie about the keys but the idiot kid Asher looked like he was still learning how to shave so I let it go. Gas tank lid could have broke after I drove off the lot for all I know. But you let my family get in a car with a wobbly janky wheel? What would've happened if the wheel came off while they drove, or took a sharp turn, etc.? The application of that substance is a clear indication they knew there was an issue but wanted to save $75 fixing a wheel bolt? And no way an alternator belt cracks up in under 100 miles. But I figured I failed, I did verbally ask if there were issues but no I didn't inspect every inch of the $17k car. And I never reached out to them. I mean who reaches out to the person who flagrantly cheats them and endangers the lives of their family?? Certainly not. Now today- 3 weeks in, I learn the windshield fluid dispenser on the back window doesn't work. What else will I find? Who knows! What will you find wrong in your new Anderson Motors car? Nothing, cause hopefully you learn from my mistakes and leave these crapweasels alone.

I purchased a 2014 Subaru Outback from Anderson Motors a couple of months back. Asher made the…read moreprocess simple and there was no pressure or pushy sales tactics to buy the car which was a nice change of pace from other dealers I've been too. About a month after buying the car, I noticed a rattle from the car while accelerating. Despite having no warranty or obligation, Asher and crew took a look at the car and fixed the problem, which ended up just being a loose exhaust heat shield. Overall, a great experience from this local dealership.

$460 to get a car out of impound the same day it was towed. This is absolutely ridiculous and can…read moreeasily lead someone to not be able to eat or pay their mortgage because of greedy companies like this.

Manager is horrible! My young Niece went in the ditch during a winter storm. Dukes was dispatched…read moreto Tow to residence for $220 but tow driver said if he just pulls her out of ditch versus getting told to residence she could call dispatch the next day to get the charge reduced. Next day my niece called and manager said sorry we not reducing it and you're lucky we didn't charge more.

I've been looking for a decent newer car and have been keeping an eye on Craigslist where I found…read moresome listings for Easy Street, a dealer I wasn't familiar with. I had been thinking about an AWD Chevy Equinox, and they just happened to have four to choose from, so I took a drive to Easy Street and found just what I wanted. The price was very fair, the guys were easy to work with, and they offered quite a bit more for my trade-in than I was expecting. If your shopping for a car, this should be the first place you go to. Unlike most dealers, there's no high pressure and you can take your time and make up your own mind without feeling like you're being pushed into buying. They treated me right, and I'm sure they'll do the same for you.

I live 5 hours (and 2 states) away from this dealership and would drive five times that far to be…read moretreated as well as I was. This dealership opperates by the golden rule and Mike went more than 2 steps above and beyond what my friends and family would do! This family business DESERVES your buisness and knows the value of repeat customers. Give them a call and see if they can find what your looking for on the lot or at auction.

Michael preys on vulnerable women, selling overpriced junk cars and telling them they got a…read morebargain. Once off the lot a local mechanic found seven separate problems. Then Michael had a meltdown- knowing he was guilty- screaming and hanging up the phone. Run like hell away from this lowlife.

This is a standup dealership tucked away in Hermantown MN. The proprietor (forgot his name) is…read morefriendly and efficient - offering a service that makes the search and transaction as smooth as possible. I also like how he stands by his autos, really seems to care about the customer experience.