Honest car dealership. Best price around for synthetic oil change and tire rotation. I have three…read moreChevrolet dealerships closer to my home but I prefer to drive all the way to Applegate to get any work done and buy my vehicles.

Old, Outdated building. Overpriced service…read more Welcome to Flint - yet another bad business in a poor neighborhood. Flint has jumped the shark years ago - there is no going back.

This company is ridiculous. Every time I take my car there it cost me mega bucks today. It's gonna…read morebe $1800 to fix a camera that's off-line from the car wash. They claim the whole system needs to be replaced. Ridiculous you can't fix anything you can't repair anything it's always replaced replace replace. I bought this car at GMC. I get it service there all the time. This will be the last time I will be there.

They sold me a 2022 Volkswagen passet and the engine going out on me the first week I bought the…read morecar and now they telling me that they warranty service will not fix my vehicle

I've never had anything but fantastic service at this dealership. I'm always treated kindly and…read morewith respect. I've brought my car in several times for various service issues and each time was taken care of expeditiously and at a very good rate. I have leased two vehicles through Simms and my salesman, Mike Diener, has been extremely knowledgeable and helpful and has helped me with any questions or concerns I have had immediately and to my satisfaction. I have referred multiple friends and family members to Simms and specifically to Mr. Diener and will continue to do so.

If I could give Zero I would…read more I have a 2016 Chevrolet equinox with under 100,000 miles. It DOES have a rebuilt title from a side impact collision, but that has been fully repaired. Inspected and cleared (just to be clear). Around February I had the Rear Main seal burst, got it to Simms Chevrolet Service department. They fixed it, charged me around 2,000$ and said I was good to go. Then, I'm driving down the road, no check out engine lights, all the sudden the car dropped to reduced engine power, and stalled. It would not turn back over. Got it towed to Simms. The call me a few days later saying, it'll be almost 6,000$ to fix. That the engine has a very well known and documented issue with the piston rings. SIMMS informed me that there were multiple lawsuits about it previously and current. AND they told me it was probably the issue that caused my rear main seal to burst. They said the oil sensors in the engines of all equinox's are faulty and as long as 'some' oil goes past them, they read as good on oil. But that my car was empty of oil. Again, they charged me 2000 dollars, 2 months prior to fix my rear main and to put fresh oil in. I had driven my car only 2,500 miles since they serviced it. They knew that there was an issue, they didn't bother to inform me of it. They replaced the rear main seal KNOWING the best case it would blow again, and likely it would blow the engine. They KNEW that the issue is known to cause engine fires. And they said and did nothing. Then they offered me 500$ to scrap the car for me. Absolutely not good care, and absolutely not, a good company.

In June 2020 I purchased a used Jeep Cherokee from Owasso Ford. I noticed the Jeep for sale on…read moretheir website for a good price, a really good price! I test drove the Jeep, immediately put in a down payment and went to pick up the car the next day. It turned it they had priced the Jeep about $2,000-$3,000 below market value (I'd been looking for a month at Jeep's so I knew that was true), but Signature Ford still honored the price and 6 months later I am still driving the Jeep that has given me no problems! I would recommend Signature Ford and Randy Bailey (sales) and Cheryl Root (finance) to anybody.

Just picked up our new Fusion. As unusual (about our 10+ vehicle here), I could not have asked for…read morea better experience. Ron Rigdon and Rich Frieling really make a difference. It may be a bit of a drive from East Lansing, but well worth it.

I had a great experience! Thank you so much to Jay who was my salesperson! I will definitely be…read morerecommending them to family and friends .

this is my second post about this company they told me to take down my last review because it…read moremight hurt their company but they don't care about their customers at all. I only had my car for not even a year and I already put 5,200 into it myself and it still needs way more work on it. my last mechanic said the car has so many codes on it that he doesn't feel comfortable or right charging me so much for a car that has been messed up way before I bought it from them. It's an 11yr old car that they are charging me 20,000 for it overheats and turns off on me constantly loses oil and now antifreeze and they told me there isn't anything they will do for me unless it's an engine or transmission issue but they want my payment on time every week? sickening. They quick to turn your car off when your payment isn't due yet too and they love to harass you but don't want to help you with the vehicle you are purchasing from them. not a good place better off going to marketplace on fb

Just picked up a 2015 Rubicon yesterday. This dealership was great. Special thanks to Curtis Lanter…read morewho set up the deal, Peter Lafontaine (closed the deal since Curtis was on vacation), and Jamie who helped with the final paperwork. I found the Jeep I wanted through the Jeep website and reached out to Curtis who offered a great deal. I drove 4.5 hours each way from Chicago to pick up this Jeep site unseen. It was everything they promised and their service and follow through was great! Thanks Again! Mark

WARNING! STAY AWAY! I leased a brand new Compass Limited December 2024 and it's been in the shop…read moreabout 10 times for electrical issues. One time it was on the shop for over a month. I took it back to them a few months after I got the Jeep because the warning lights started. They said they fixed it but they didn't. I tried touching base again and they ignored me. I took it to another dealership and they said it was fixed but it wasn't. This has been a back and forth issue and now we're at December 2025 and November was the last time it was in the shop. I had to hire a Lemon Law Lawyer. They are very dishonest! I'm very disappointed because I was very excited and the Jeep was a Holiday present to myself. When the dealership gives you a lemon.....sue. Service advisors know how bad the vehicles are because a few of them agreed with me and even said, well it's a Chrysler brand. I think they purchased their parts from Temu.

Working with Max Lightfoot was an incredible experience. Always professional. Promptly follow ups,…read moregreat customer service. Solid communication from start to finish. Definitely go back an see him at Milnes Ford. Highly recommend.

Nick Gutc, did a great job very informative, professional easy to talk to. would highly recommend…read moreMilnes Ford. Make sure to look up Nick Gutc a very nice young man he kept me informed all through the process.

We were in the market for a new ride after our current one got totaled when it got hit just being…read moreparked on the street. I found a nice used car on Carfax and it was right in the price range we were looking for. We found it at Todd Wenzel in Davison which is about an hour away from us but we were glad that we made the trip. The sales person Brandan was very friendly and helpful throughout the whole buying process. I loved that we never were pressured in any way to buy the car, and the couple things we saw that needed fixed on the vehicle they were happy to do with no added cost. As a matter of fact we end actually getting the car cheaper because of other people who test drove it and it took the miles up a bit which also brought the price down. They were also very accommodating in that they had the car delivered to our home so we didn't have to make the trip back out to Davison. Overall it was how it should be when buying a car, no pressure, open to negotiate, and a great experience!

Pretty disgusted with our latest servicing. First off, they unplugged my GPS tracker so I couldn't…read moretrack the car while they had it, and didn't plug it back in until we were there to pick it up. Not only annoying, but questionable considering the rest of the story. I was out of town, so my wife took our 2016 Trax in for a clunk in the front end, which turned out to be a control arm bushing going bad. The replacement part cost ($180) was more than twice the cost of GM factory part ($85). While feeling a little robbed, she let them do the work because I wasn't around and didn't have the time. They also recommended the struts be replaced, which honestly really only needs new strut bearings for any noise resolution. It rides and drives great. Really, we'd have choked on that too, but they wanted an eye watering $1132 giving her reservations! That is ungodly ridiculous at any shop. Again they had more than doubled all the seperate factory parts (adds labor putting it together that way). You can buy a high quality assmbled strut complete for under $250, plus 1hr per side labor. All in around $700-800 tops. She declined. They didn't stop trying to hose her there though. In order to pour salt in the wound, the tech recommended a new $285 battery to her...obviously without even testing the battery in it...because it was 2wks old. I just put it in! Nearly $100 of that was for the simple install!! I think an Autozone will drop it in for free for you. Hoever, since we're hosing the female, let's throw in a new belt and tensioner, for no reason in particular mind you, for another $503! There's nothing wrong with either by the way, but even still, the GM belt is $17! Are they on drugs recommending this stuff or just stealing? All in all they wanted $3280 in misc "repairs". They screwed her over royally on an $85 control arm for $629, but now she knows to never go back, and I'll be telling everyone too. This isn't a Dealership, it's a true "Stealership", and I feel like a victim.

Great place to purchase a used car in the Flint area...They have the best prices, excellent…read morecustomer service, and nice selection of quality used cars.

From the owner: We Specialize in Vehicles priced at $4900 or less!! We also offer an Exclusive Layaway Plan for…read moreCustomers who need a little extra time to Pay for their New Ride without having to pay Interest!!

So many trucks to choose from! Just what I was looking for! Zach is awesome! Very professional! I…read morewill definitely be back! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

Purchased a car, understanding it was as is spent pretty much the day there. Had an engine light…read morewhich I had asked them to diagnose at the time of purchase, stated it was likely an old code and cleared the code from the car. Also had a battery light I had them check as well prior to makingnthe purchase, battery was replaced. Test drove the car again to verify nothing came back on. Came back clear spoke to the sales rep regarding a warranty they were offering. Told it was good peace of mind to purchase it and that he had one as well on his car. I decided to purchase thr Warranty after he explained the so called benifits NVP is the company's name. I paid cash for the Warranty so in the event I decided to cancel it that it was separate from the loan. 3 days later light came back on, took it to a mechanic, turns out it was the wastegate solinoid. Repair was over $600. Called the warranty, pretty much wouldn't cover anything. I went to cancel the warranty for a refund so I had cash in hand for any additional repairs. Its been 8 days since receiving my cancellation confirmation. I was just told by the dealership that the refund, still haven't recieved, will be provided to the lean holder which was entirely separate from my purchase of the warranty considering I paid out of pocket for it, also not disclosed at the time of purchase. I could have put zero down on the loan if i so chose. I was just told that it was "implied" that the refund would go back to the lean holder if I canceled the warranty, it was not. If I was told that I would have simply financed the warranty with the loan, which I could have done. My recommendation, there are plenty of dealerships out there selling used cars, find a different one that does a better job. The car itself minus the out of pocket repairs is fine to be clear, its the dealership I take issue with. They purchase most of their vehicles from auction so its a mixed bag what you are going to get and if there is an issue, dont expect them to actually diagnose the issue prior to purchase and will likely just clear the codes and roll the dice it dowsnt come back before you sign the papers. Your better off going somewhere else