This credit union is awful. They fired both of my two favorite tellers. The new hires are not what…read morethe customers are used to. the credit union has gone downhill it used to be an OK place sad to see happen.

Jesse Hebert -- Branch Manager…read more Leadership that shows up. I first met Jesse Hebert over a fee question. Instead of a brush‑off, he sat with me, explained Pelican's process, and made reasonable adjustments. I came back during a tough season--Jesse spent an hour+ listening, asking the right questions, and building a plan. He empowers his team, owns the customer experience, and treats you like a member, not a file. Homegrown Louisiana leadership, real work ethic, zero fluff. If you judge a branch by its manager, Hammond passes with flying colors

Adam Wirth, is always a pleasure to deal with. He's very compassionate, helpful, and understanding…read more You all need more staff like him. He's my favorite. Thank you, Adam.

From the owner: At Luckmore Finance, we've been helping generations of New Orleans Families since 1964. Luckmore…read moreFinance provides personal loans for a new or used car, debt consolidation, home improvements, and any of the unexpected expenses that life can throw your way. Luckmore Finance can guide you through the lending process to find the right loan, right away.

Scott at Liberty Autos was referred to me several years ago. Although, I was hesitant with any of…read more"side of the road" car sales places, I hadn't forgotten about the recommendation to Liberty. After trying several places we ended up meeting Scott. From the moment we walked into Liberty Auto the vibe was different. He was honest and up front about things. And although he couldn't help with what we were looking for, he recommended someone who could. He had integrity to be up front, not waste valuable time, and also knew he would be giving a potential sell to someone else. He did not pressure us at all, and instead helped us tremendously. Show less

I brought a car from them (Feb.24)same day issues brought it back now , now having worse problems…read moreunder The hood , don't go to him !!!! he even knew he was wrong because he gave me 100 back , I paid 5,000 and he put on the paper work 2,000 saying he was trying to help me pay cheap for my registration . IM WARNING YALL DON'T go to him.

The Exclusive Auto Brokers staff is outstanding! They worked hard to get financing and treated me…read morelike a king. I couldn't have had a better experience with a dealership! Their selection of top notch vehicles is great and they had exactly what I needed. When I need another ride Exclusive will definitely be my first choice and I will tell all my friends to check them out! Thanks!

Sean was supper helpful during the process. Jeff is super knowledgeable and there to help with any…read morequestions you may have. Recommend

Excellent auto-buying experience! Everyone was friendly and knowledgeable. Our salesman, Keith G,…read morewas easy to work with and didn't try the "hard sell," which was a major plus!

The salesperson was fine -- friendly, reasonably knowledgeable, though she did try the tired "as a…read morewoman, I wish I had gotten the ProPack" line when I mentioned the car was for my wife. No real issue with her. Everything else? A masterclass in dealership BS. The car I was looking at was listed on Hyundai's website at $32,652 -- already factoring in a $500 rebate and a $1,739 dealer discount. When I contacted them for a proposal, they matched that number, then quietly added $1,995 for an "Import Corner Pro Pack" and $795 in "admin fees" -- nearly double the ~$475 doc fee you'd see at most dealerships. Out-the-door total: $40,213. When I said I didn't want the add-on garbage and wanted to finance through HMF at the advertised rate (excellent credit, no issues), they told me I couldn't have the full advertised discount. Classic. I came back with a competitor's proposal -- all fees included -- at $37,514.73. Their counter? $38,799.75. They presented this with a straight face as the better deal. The finance manager said he needed to "make some money on the car," which translates plainly to: he wanted to pocket as much of Hyundai's customer incentive as he could get away with. Then the finance guy -- with genuine confidence -- assured me that when I got to the other dealer, they'd tack on the same fees, and boldly claimed theirs were the cheapest in the state. They were not. I bought the car from the other dealership for exactly what they quoted. $1,284.02 less. No surprises, no games. The other dealership said I couldn't get the full incentive either but still took some extra off the car. Probably not the best I could have done but the wife was getting impatient and it was close enough to what I wanted and I didn't feel quite as bent over like I would have at Bill Hood.