You won't find a better deal in town, that will take care of you as a customer. I have been around…read morehis sales and he is easy to deal with and get you in the right vehicle for your price!! You won't be disappointed!!

i bought a car had it 2 days, transmission light came on, sergio sold it to me knowing i needed a…read moredecent car for my grandson, certified transmission said that he had to have known that it had a bad granny. don't buy from them they will sell you a car dure but then you will have thousands to pay for it to be good. unbelievable people don't buy​​

Mike Reisdorff was very high pressure.Didn't listen to what I was saying when I was explaining my…read morecircumstances he insisted that right now was the best time to sell and then when I told him that I was pretty sure I wasn't gonna do this he got very short with me and hung up before I could even finish my sentence. I actually didn't check the yelp reviews until after our conversation because I was so offended that I was curious about how other peoples experiences were and lo and behold the exact same thing so it is what it is. Do not recommend.

Listed my 2018 Holiday Rambler Vacationer 35K for $646.00 (?). The advertising department was very…read moreresponsive but I did not receive ONE call. They did place the ad everywhere they said they would - I checked. Ended up selling rv from a $5.00 Craigslist ad.

5 stars for the service team. Unfortunately (for my car) there have been a few visits here…read morerecently, but fortunately (for me) the service team has been great. They are quick to get me in, quick to keep me updated during my appointments, and most importantly thorough through the explanation process when I ask a lot of questions.

Over the weekend, I went with my nephew to test drive some vehicles. Our first stop was Subaru; he…read morehad seen a CrossTrek that interested him. We had no intention of doing more than test driving. We pulled up, and they had a huge selection. We were approached by salesperson Steven Provencher, who was non-intimidating, welcoming, and invited us into the showroom. He looked for the vehicle we were interested in, talked about the 2025 models, etc. After locating the vehicle, we went for a ride; the CrossTrek was a beautiful blue pearl. Steven mentioned an off-road course located behind the dealership. We drove that, and it was impressive. Although there was a kink in the end of the buying process, I would highly recommend this dealership.

Jason VanSchoiack helped me lease my first car yesterday! I was very pleased with the process. I…read moretold him I didn't know what kind of car I wanted, and Jason found a great deal and emailed me about it. The sale ended in 2 days, so I had to act quick. He even stayed late to let me test drive the Jeep Cherokee Latitude. The next day I came in, and once I decided on a color, he pulled up the papers very quickly and the process was very smooth. He even helped me set up my phone to the bluetooth. I was very surprised by the ease of the process. I would definitely recommended leasing/buying a car from Baxter!

Kendrick was amazing to work with! He had a great sense of humor and wasn't a pushy salesman! He…read morewas straight to the point and didn't feel like a sales pitch. He helped us get into a new van with payments we wanted.

Awesome experience on a Tesla purchase with Trevor. Car was delivered on time , beautiful…read morecondition. would buy again from Harvest.

I recently reached out to Harvest Auto Family regarding a 2022 Silverado 2500HD they had listed for…read moresale and was contacted by Aaron. I was a serious buyer willing to drive from New Mexico to Nebraska and trade in my current truck to complete the purchase. I made what I believed was a fair offer considering the truck had over 112k miles and had reportedly been sitting on the lot for around 125 days. What disappointed me most was not that my offer was declined, but the way the negotiation was handled. Buying vehicles usually involves respectful back and forth discussion on pricing, trade values and finding middle ground that works for both sides. Instead of having a professional negotiation, the response quickly became defensive and dismissive. Comments like "Then why would you expect me to?" came across as confrontational rather than customer oriented. Good dealerships and competent salespeople understand that negotiations are part of the process and that maintaining a professional attitude is what earns business and referrals, even if a deal does not happen immediately. Communication style matters. A salesperson who responds emotionally or talks down to customers is likely costing the dealership future sales because serious buyers will simply move on elsewhere. To be fair, they did respond quickly and were upfront about not lowering the price. However, professionalism and customer service are just as important as pricing, especially for customers traveling long distances to do business. Hopefully this feedback helps improve future customer interactions.