I I've been around the block owning everything from Box Trucks and Vans, to shit kickers. Have…read moreeven done most of my own work 10 yrs having been screwed over. Convinced my just purchased vehicle needed brake pads and even possibly ball joints I even paid in advance. They ordered parts then pulled the wheels and it was just a messed up dust cover. They put the wheels back on and even checked the back brakes, then gave me back my money and sent me on my way. In all my years I can't remember when I ran across mechanics that were this honest. I highly recommend Sam and his crew and hope you are treated as well as I was. :).

After our minivan died last fall we were looking for an spare/emergency vehicle vehicle and…read moresomething to haul stuff. So after a few weeks saw that they had an 04 F150 with 100k miles. Mechanically it seems good, took it out for a drive on street and highway and everything worked well, brakes are good as is steering. That being said the cars they have are in good shape but have little things that need fixed. On the Ford I knew I had to fix exhaust as pipe had broken and also odometer was intermittent (but that's a known issue with the 97-04's) I did work myself for about $35 and the time to take speedometer cluster out which is easy. The AC is out as well, but i can get that fixed next year i don't mind sweating a bit. After we bought I also took it to my father-inlaw to look over as he has 40 years experience working on cars he said it was pretty solid truck. They don't really deal on price but are priced at the bottom of blue book from what I could see so that was fine. And the other big name dealers around here were charging $3k more for a similar trucks that had rusted out rockers/ fenders with 70k more miles, this truck does not have the rust and was pretty well taken care of by first owner. Even though they don't have carfax there are ways to find out about vehicle history for free which I did. Do your homework and know what you want, we would come back again for another car. Was easy to work with Jim. Also if you use a credit card they will charge you 2.5% to cover the credit card fee. Also no checks, just cash/debit./credit card

Finally got the title today... dated Aug. 6! They sat on it for over three weeks, time which I…read morecould have used to get the car off my hands. Moreover, when I went in to get it the guy who sold me the car wouldn't even come out to face me; sat in the other room and sent his assistant out to give me the title. Due your due diligence with this place and any vehicle you think of buying from them. Better yet, just shop elsewhere.

Good place with honest people, sales guy was funny and made me feel like I was not being pressured…read moreinto buying a car. Ended up buying my Chrysler from there and it was overall a good experience, I have had my car for a few months now and it still runs great.

We purchased a 2010 Ford E250 from Patriot Auto Sales and had it shipped out of state based on…read moretheir representation that it had "no lights on the dash and drives well." Within minutes of delivery, we identified multiple serious issues that were immediately obvious: - Rust-through in the floor and body panels (not surface rust--actual perforation) - Exhaust leak audible from inside the vehicle - Windshield wipers not functioning - Brake system concerns identified shortly after - Cooling system issues, including combustion gases present - Battery not properly secured (missing tie-down) - Four different size/mismatched tires on the vehicle We also found that the passenger-side quarter panel contains expanding foam, which raises concerns about prior concealed damage. These issues were documented immediately and later confirmed through independent inspections by a repair shop, a body shop, and a Ford dealership. Combined repair costs are approximately $6,700, with additional potential costs depending on engine and exhaust repairs. These are not minor or hidden issues--many of them were visible or apparent right away and directly affect the safety and usability of the vehicle. The vehicle has now been unusable for over a month. We made multiple good-faith attempts to resolve this directly, including offering both a repair contribution or returning the vehicle. After providing a clear deadline, we have not received any response. We have since had to pursue formal complaints and a loan dispute due to the lack of communication. If you are considering purchasing remotely, I would strongly recommend having any vehicle independently inspected before relying on representations.-

What a great car buying experience thanks to John! John was extremely helpful and honest with us…read morefrom the time we walked in until the time we left! I cannot say enough good things!

I Bought my second car from Tradewinds this past December…read more the first car I bought, I was told it had a functioning air conditioner. It did not. I asked because I've owned a number of cars and have never had it. Because it was months before it was warm enough to want to use it, when i called i was basically told i was out of luck. I decided to give them another chance five years later. I bought a 2020 vehicle and was assured that the air conditioning worked in this car too. Being it was only five years old i figured no problem. AGAIN NO AC!!! When i called i was told the saleman no longer worked there and I would have to pay for the AC to be fixed. I will NEVER go to this place again. I was, as far as I'm concerned, SCAMMED. When signing the paperwork, i kept asking for the carfax. They waited untill we were almost done when they finally gave it to me. I saw why. About 17 pages in it said it had been in an accident and was a rental car. I'm not upset about that. I still purchased the car, but this being the second car with no AC after making sure EVEYONE I talked to on the second purchase that I needed the AC to work. EVERYONE said it was fine. NEVER AGAIN!!!

Great experience! You dont hear that much about a car dealership ... do you??…read more From the time we walked in there was a friendly and genuine feeling. No high pressure salesman. Just real people making a living buying and selling cars. Best experience buying a used car ever! Thanks Mike!!! You Rock!

Not trustworthy! Avoid at all cost. Before the ink was dry as I was half an hour down the road all…read morethe check engine lights appeared on. I'm sure the codes were cleared momentarily to manipulate the sale. At the time of the sale, I purchased the extended warranty and Next Step was pushy about their shop doing the repairs. The car was with them for months often on because the repairs were so poorly done. The Audi dealership said upon the initial inspection after I purchased the vehicle, reported the repairs would exceed the value of the car, keep in mind this was shortly after the purchase because the check engine lights were on. The car was inspected by 2 independent mechanics after Next Steps "New Engine" installment and the overwhelming report is that the NEXT STEP should never touch a vehicle again. Bolts were missing parts were put in the wrong place, hoses weren't connected properly. The list goes on and on it was about a 10 page detailed report from each in evaluator. The independent mechanics were disgusted that NEXT STEP would take advantage of a customer because Audi prides itself on brand loyalty rather than making a quick slimy sale. Don't walk away from this place, RUN. It's more like NEXT "MISTAKE" rather than NEXT STEP.

I love my car thank you so much Joe is great sales man not…read morepushy and work with my satiation I wish I can Rate Nation Auto Wholesale 100 stars

Ryan Allen sold my grandson a used car. He didn't have a dealer plate and let a 16 year old take…read morethe car out without a plate. He didn't ask to see his driver's license. He claimed he was knocking the price down for and, not only did he not do that. He charged $300 more than the out-the-door price he gave him. He took a $100 down payment to hold the car 1 day. He then called it a holding fee and didn't deduct it from the price. He gave an address on Facebook Marketplace, then said we had to go to another location to do the paperwork. It was a old shoddy building, no sign, a tiny parking lot. Very shady guy.

Great customer service! So warm and welcoming. figured everything out quick and precise.read more

Anyone who bought from these scum read below as I am sure you are about to be PO'd when you see…read morethey most likely did the same to you! Contact OHIO ATTORNEY GENERAL/BBB to complain and hopefully get something back. My wife Pam bought a car from them a week ago and since then found they are scumbag scammers taking advantage of people. Josh B told her that she had to put down $4000 in order to get approved, or she could put down $2k, but she had to purchase a warranty for $2950, and "Gap Insurance for $950 to cover if totaled and insurance did not pay full loan amount. I told him loan companies do not make you buy warranties, and he insisted they did or she would not get loan. We decided just to get it and move on. He lied 4 times costing us like $7700 in damages A few days later I called "Credit Acceptance Corp" of which the representative assured me it was the dealer was the one that decided that and the insurance, and told her to cancel it. She understood and every penny. She stated the dealer would get all fee's from the payment of these. She also stated the dealer was the one to say how much money down as well. That was why he said they only accepted cash down payments so I would not cancel payment, so he obviously lied about that as well. Then I look at the total price value of the car, and he increased it from $10395 to $11995, or $1600+ higher without even telling us. I called and asked Omar A, the GM and son of owner, told me the value was increased by the finance company also because of her bad credit and they did it. NO, I called them and they told me already that it was you, not them. He offered to take car back, I said no way, you are not getting off that easily. Sad to know these people are in business doing this to all those unaware people, forcing $1000's in extra costs and fees for things not even needed. Last but not least, the rate of interest of %19.99 APR is negotiated by both dealer and finance company, of which the dealer pushes for as high as possible because they get a big portion of that. They have not heard the last from me!

Amazing experience! Hazim the sales manager did a great job making this an easy experience for me…read moreand my family. Him and his team worked hard to get me the exact Telluride I wanted and as soon as it was ready they gave me a call. I was in and out fast and drove off the lot with my new ride! Looking forward to doing business again soon with Spitzer Kia Cleveland

This is your typical dealership all they care about is the sale. I was supposed to get my car…read moresealed they said it would take 1 day I called several times it took over a week 9 days. Then I was supposed to get Matts with my new vehicle and they were to be treated as well. They did not put them in the vehicle even after I asked. They promised they would del8ver to my home and they did not. I went to pick them up and they were not treated. I had to wait again and unfortunately I do n ot live around the corner. I live 25 minutes away so that's 75 plus miles wasted to attempt to get what I was owed. They did not try to make any kind of amends

So we went there just to get an oil change and a tire rotation and they never gave me an…read moreinspection. And they tried to make me pay for more stuff than I asked for. Pretty good

Everything! Extremely high cost. No pricing clarity. Added costs. Long wait times. Waiting days and…read moreweeks for work to be done! Miss diagnosing proplem. The cars battery light came came on. It kept coming on and my wife drove van to dealer. It had an oil leak and other problems which most of was covered with warrenty. They said the alternator was good but battery was bad and wanted well over $500 to replace it. It was a 5 month old battery and would not be covered by extended Mopar lifetime warrenty we bought with vehicle. Took battery back to Autozone where purchased. He said it was good and recharged it and I put battery back in the van at dealership. While driving home car died and had it towed to my mechanic. He said battery was good but alternator was bad! He fixed the car in one day!!! We also had an extremely bad experience with Ganley previously with the same car originally purchashed at Ganley. It took 3 months for Ganley to fix 2 problems! I could go into much greater detail about our experiences with dealers. The takeaway is don't buy extended warrenties and don't service your vehicle at a dealership unless it is under a new car warrenty that comes with the vehicle!