1. Kings Auto Center

0

Hanford, CA

Cancel

Open app

Search

Kings Auto Center

5.0 (2 reviews)

Kings Auto Center Photos

You might also consider

Recommended Reviews - Kings Auto Center

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

2 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

6 years ago

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 1
Oh no 0

You might also consider

Verify this business for free

Get access to customer & competitor insights.

Verify this business

Sager Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram - Huge Sales Event

Sager Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

(8 reviews)

Just bought me a car from there they were really awesome and didn't have no problemsread more

I can't comment on a vehicle purchase, but I had a very bad experience with their service…read moredepartment. After confirming parts availability for my 2021 Cherokee Trailhawk (rock sliders), I drove to Handford from Marina (three hours) to have them installed. After killing time around Hanford for five hours, I was advised that they had two driver-side rails and no passenger-side rail. My Jeep was already on the lift with old rails removed, so they had to re-install them. I explained the situation to the service manager and he offered to pay for my gas, and said that within three weeks he would find the correct parts, cover the cost of the rails, and install them. I would be on the hook for the labor. I agreed to those terms, and in short, despite letters and phone calls, never heard from them again. About two months later the passenger-side rail suddenly fell off due to damage and/or poor reinstallation. I filed a complaint with the Bureau of Automotive Repair and was told by the inspector that Sager had (very generously) offered to pay me $80.00 for gas. What I joke - I refused. I have ordered after-market rails for about $1,100. To their credit, Stellantis, the company that owns Jeep and numerous other brands, gave me $1,000 as a gesture of goodwill. Obviously, I have spent many hours unscrewing this mess and am still not out of the woods. There was no goodwill or follow-up from Sager CJDR. I wouldn't hire these unprofessional, incompetent clowns to water a house plant. UPDATE IN RESPONSE TO OWNER'S ASSERTIONS I appreciate his thoughtful, comprehensive response, although it's loaded with falsehoods. 1. Until his response on Yelp yesterday (10/20/26), I heard nothing from his business since the day of this debacle last April. No emails, phone calls, texts, etc. - even in response to a registered letter that I mailed to him, and to numerous phone calls I placed to the business. 2. Obviously, since I had no communication with them, I did not receive any offers of compensation or other options, other than for fuel, on the day of the incident. 3. I did accept $1,000 from Stellantis as a gesture of goodwill. Would they have made that payment if my complaint against one of their dealers was not credible? 4. Cal S. implies that his techs reinstalled the old rails correctly and that somehow, I am responsible for the failure of the right-side rail, and for the gap that exists on the left-side rail. Not true, the left side rail fell off on even ground at a very slow speed while I was driving in my corral. Photos attached. I don't think that Yelp is the proper forum for this back-and-forth, but Cal S. left me no alternative. His outfit blew me off for six months. I get no pleasure in impugning his or any other business, but I refuse to be a doormat. I have owned five Jeeps, am a retired LEO and military officer and a licensed private investigator. I speak the truth. Readers can make their own decision about who to believe. I am awaiting arrival of after-market rails and will install them myself. Hopefully I can now put this nightmare to rest. Good luck to you Cal S.

Keller Ford - Quote they did not honor

Keller Ford

(61 reviews)

After reading all the negative reviews about "customer service" at Keller Ford, I was extremely…read morehesitant to even search their inventory out fear I would find what I wanted. I took the chance and found a new 2017 F250 that was still in their inventory. I sent the General Manager, Matt Meyer, an email explaining I live in Los Angeles and could not simply stop in. I made him an offer in my email and left my phone number. Within an hour, Matt called me and we discussed numbers. I told him I was also looking at a similar truck to his in Bakersfield (whole neither story). After negotiating back and forth, Matt & I could not agree on a price. He thanked me for my time and congratulated me on the truck I would be buying from his competitor. Fast forward to a bad experience in Bakersfield... I called Matt for some clarification on California auto contracts. Matt was extremely helpful and patient even though I was not his customer. I could not praise Matt and his customer service and professionalism enough... well maybe I could have had he gave me the truck for free! Haha

My fiancée purchased a 2022 Chevrolet Silverado on March 30, 2026. The very next day, the check…read moreengine light came on. We immediately contacted the dealership, and they asked us to bring the truck in. They told us the issue was related to the spark plugs and that it had been repaired. A few days later, on April 6, the check engine light came back on. Once again, we contacted the dealership and brought the truck in for repairs. This time, they replaced all of the spark plugs and assured us the truck was fixed and ready to go. On June 9, less than three months after purchase, the check engine light came on for a third time. This time, the truck also developed an engine knock. We immediately contacted the dealership and were instructed to bring it in right away. After six days of repeatedly calling for updates, we were finally told that the problem was likely a camshaft or lifter failure. At that point, the dealership informed us that they would not cover the repairs and that we would be responsible for the cost because we did not purchase an extended warranty. While we understand that we did not purchase an extended warranty, the truck has had ongoing mechanical issues since the day after we purchased it. We reported every issue immediately and gave the dealership multiple opportunities to properly diagnose and repair the vehicle. We are a family of five with two working adults, and having an unreliable vehicle has created a significant hardship. What is most frustrating is that the dealership worked on the vehicle during the first two visits but is now refusing to assist when a more serious problem has been identified. We believe the vehicle either had a pre-existing issue that was not properly diagnosed or was not thoroughly inspected before being sold. We have repeatedly attempted to discuss our options with dealership staff, but it has been extremely difficult to get clear answers or assistance. On June 15, we went to the dealership in person seeking help. We were asked to wait in the lobby for someone to speak with us, but no one ever came. Instead, employees remained in the office while we waited without receiving any assistance. We are disappointed with how this situation has been handled and hope the dealership will take responsibility for addressing a vehicle that has experienced recurring problems since the day it was purchased.

Kings Auto Center - usedcardealers - Updated October 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...