Raffi was knowledgeable and friendly, No pressure, Stress free negotiations. He worked hard to get…read morea great deal for us. Great customer service. We love the car and will return for our future car needs.

I'm very happy with this dealership they met all my goals when I came in to get a new car if u want…read moreto leave there with a new car and save money Moran buck & gmc is the place to go not to mention great Costomer service I will definitely be coming back.

You will not find a more honest, sincere, trustworthy, understanding, and upstanding used-car…read moredealership. Dave Knapp Used Cars is a diamond in the rough. He and his staff couldn't be more accommodating, helpful, and efficient. In this day and age, these characteristics in a car dealership are almost unheard of; yet, how refreshing to know that Lapeer is fortunate enough to have this type of dealership available to us. We can't thank Dave and his staff enough for taking such good care of us.

From the owner: You can trust the staff at Dave Knapp Used Cars to give you a good deal, great service, and a…read morephenomenal selection of used cars! At Dave Knapp Used Cars, we know that investing in a used car is a big decision. You deserve the best car for your hard-earned money and an honest car buying experience with a dealer that you can trust. On our lot, everyone gets the same good deal, respect, and honesty from our sales staff. Whether you're looking for a Ford or a Mazda, a car or a truck, you'll be sure to see it waiting for you on our lot! Our friendly, professional staff are here to help you find just what you're looking for. And when your used car needs service, you'll know that it's safe in the hands of our service department. Our mechanics are state-certified and one has even been with us for 24 years! When you're looking for a great deal on a used car from an honest team, look no further than Dave Knapp Used Cars!

Bought a 2011 Mazda Tribute in mid-December 2017 along with a five-year warranty. Less than two…read moremonths later on January 17 2018 my vehicle started to have problems starting. After changing the rotted windshield wipers (OK) I took it in to Auto House on January 23rd to have it checked. It turns out I bought an old battery and loose battery cable as added bonuses. The service cost me $360 and I still don't know if that was the issue - haven't tried to start it since returning home. When I approached the salesman Kyle who sold me the Tribute and the Service Manager Simon to ask why the vehicle wasn't checked prior to putting it on the lot for sale, I was told that the defective battery and loose battery cable are considered daily wear and tear. SAY WHAT?!?! I HAVEN'T EVEN PUT 1000 KM ON IT YET!!!! Should I get an oil change too?!!! I will never deal with Auto House again and if you do, ask them if the vehicle has been checked over thoroughly beforehand. VERY DISAPPOINTED!

Great used car dealer Friendly Trustworthy fair Adam is a great guy to deal with super clean low…read morekm cars I would recommend this dealer to any one

Pete is very knowledgeable of cars. You can tell, just by speaking with him, that he had a passion…read morefor what he does. I have purchased 2 cars from him, one for myself and one for my daughter. Have not had an issue, and will definitely keep in contact for cars in the future. Personable guy as well! Thanks for all you do Pete!

I found the salesman to be helpful and informative. I went to the lot without expectation and was…read morepleasantly surprised by the whole experience.

Bought a ram 2500 day one delivered with a knock and non working tailgate. Sold saftey and…read morecertified with warranty that they wont cover also was sold a warranty that we did not agree to that they even pened up after all deals where made was told 60000km drivetrain non drivetrain and 20000 factory warranty Also had the manger mess us around played games didint know I was documenting everything. As the knock started and they took the paperwork from us and mailed it to use 2 weeks after purchase. They said they changed oil but found out they put in the wrong oil 15w40 calls for 10w30 said they changed the engine air filter but they didint. Had to then take it to the local dealer the same day it was delivered to have them show us it needed new breaks new air filter new tailgate new motor and the alignment they promised they never did it was 20° off new tires now to. Don't buy from them dave jr lies and is only pushing sales no pride in his work and il show you. Wish I could share videos you would not go here if i could. No dealer wants to deal with this and tells us to go back to the purchasing dealer as there isnt enough money in warranty work also on video. Within 30 mins of having the truck delivered to my house the knock started in the engine was told to head to my local dodge dealer to try to fix the tailgate and the knockstared. Btw no reply from dave after he talked to other shop. They keep flagging my post to ! In one vid the teck tells me thats normal lol.

Pushy sales all they care about is how much they can rip you off . Don't give me your email phone…read morenumber or anything or the harass you constantly with phone calls and emails and texting everything trying to sell your van that we two were overpriced you can but probably 10,000 cheaper in London I was a fool once .

great dealership, all are friendly, remember your name and are courteous and professional. I dealt…read morewith Amanda, helpful, trustworthy and friendly. would go anywhere else, approved or not

Go see Brad Banks! Had an excellent experience, I drove down from London just for that, to be…read moretreated well and a knowledgeable friendly process. He knew the specs well, as I researched the car lots. He also updated me on the new Camry coming and took the time to show me all the % rates and let me shop. I felt no pressure. The car was spotless and pulled it right up for the test drive. Went on a good drive so I could get a good feel for the CVT transmission. The process was very enjoyable. All in all highly recommend going to see Brad. The dealership was clean and cars nicely laid out on the lot, and new stuff. Not a bunch of old stock that has been sitting for months, with rusty brakes a stuff, these cars were ready to drive. I came in the evening so I can't comment on service but I went in to check it out, was very clean and looked open, well laid out! Overall well worth the drive past 3 other Toyota stores to go here. Price was right, very happy!

Marcus and team were great got my tires change and had a decent price e when I checked aroundread more

WARNING! Be aware & don't get swindled like we did. This review is long to provide you with…read moreadequate info to avoid a similar unfortunate tire purchase. We purchased a set of Hankook Optimo H727 tires from Discount Tire in Fort Gratiot Jan 2013. They were excellent tires and still had a good amount of tread left but because of the AGE of the tire we opted to replace them. I called a couple places to see if they carried the same tires. I was told they were available & the price, but it would be a week or so to order them in. I then called Joe's Discount tire who quoted $40 cheaper & stated they were in stock. He said "come on down and lets get it done - we don't take appointments". That's Fine. We went over shortly after. Upon arriving I advised who we were & a few guys came right out, jacked up the van, removed the old tires & had the new ones installed. All in all it took about 1/2 hour or so. We paid but were given a fairly blank store receipt? I thought it odd but filled in the info myself(make, model odometer reading, purchase date, etc). They were quick and the tires were installed Aug.20/19'. We were excited about the 1000+ km trip to Gananoque we were about to go on. After driving for a couple months they didn't seem as nice as the previous set & the colour seemed off. We received a tire pressure reminder email from Discount. We went there to have the air checked. The attendant there said "You should think about replacing your tires, they're 7 years old." WTF!?!?! We just had them replaced a fwe months ago! When we got home I did some research & checked the dates myself, sure enough they were mfg in 2012. The SAME YEAR as the ones that we just had replaced! We went to Joe's to confront him about it. He said "That's how I save customers money" & "I always run old stock on my vehicles, my tires are like 19 years old & still good." I then asked about the warranty & he said "good luck getting a replacement from the manufacturer as you have to prove it's their fault anyway". That's not the point, we paid for what we thought were NEW tires not 7 year old tires. He wouldn't do anything about it! We'll be lucky if we get another 2 yrs out of these tires. I would've given 1/2 a star! What he's doing is not LEGALLY wrong but I believe his practices are immoral & unethical. At least INFORM the customer so they can make a decision that's best for them! We would've paid the extra $40 & waited a week to get NEW! I STRONGLY advise going somewhere else but, either way, make sure you check the tire date regardless of where you get them to avoid a similar situation! Here's some info I found on the web but do your own research too! EVEN UNUSED TIRES MAY BE DANGEROUS: Believe it or not, much like many other products, tires have an expiration date. Even if a tire has never been used, it might still be unsafe to put into service. This is due the nature of rubber itself. Rubber is used in tire construction because of its ability to flex, stretch, and conform to different surfaces. EXPIRED TIRES CAN CAUSE AN ACCIDENT: When the aged, weakened rubber is subjected to the forces of driving, stretching and twisting, expanding and compressing, heating and cooling, it can begin to crack, and eventually it can become separated from the other layers of the tire. Once this occurs, the tread is ripped away from the rest of the tire due to the force of rapid tire rotation, and the tire can rapidly disintegrate as the lower layers are shredded by the road surface. If the vehicle is moving at average or high speeds this can cause sudden loss of control, and most likely, a serious accident When purchasing new tires, take a moment to examine the tire sidewall. On the side of the tire should be a section that includes the letters "DOT", and shortly after, a 4-digit number which identifies when the tire was manufactured. * The first two digits show the week the tire was manufactured. * The last two digits show the year the tire was manufactured. For example, a number of 0316 would mean that the tire was made in the third week of January 2016.