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    Midwest Motors

    2.9 (25 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Stacy J.

    Went looking for a used work truck... I searched online for the type of vehicle I was looking for and this place had it, so I went to check it out. They had great communication and a competitive/reasonable pricing. And low pressure to buy. Quick and easy deal. The vehicle has had a couple odd issues since purchase, but there is no way to tell if this is preexisting their ownership, (super annoying, sure) so can't necessarily point fingers here... and one is an issue that is common to this make and model. They have a lot of great vehicles.

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    2 months ago

    Worst dealership ever. Lied and scammed me on my trade in and my purchase. Spent over 4,000 to fix what they sold me

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    8 months ago

    Fix ur customer service! Horrible attitudes. I tried calling for an appointment and was met with nothing but stuck up attitude.

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    Don't waste your time. Staff is incredibly rude and has a typical used car salesmen mentality.

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    I called the night before about getting a new battery installed for my 2019 Ford Escape. I spoke…read morewith Eric who was very nice, polite and professional. He told me the total for the battery, plus labor for installation (it's complicated for my car), and sales tax would be $342.09. He advised me to bring it in the next day (today) and just drop it off and they would have it done by that afternoon. I dropped my car off around 11:30 AM and went over the details with Jerry who confirmed what Eric told me. They confirmed my phone number and I left. Before I left, I noticed their small waiting area. It had a few seats and a coffee table, I don't remember if there was anything else because I didn't stay more than a minute or two. It did seem clean though. I called them around 4:30 PM to check on the status and was told it would be done in 30-45 minutes. When I arrived around 5:15 PM, my car was sitting outside waiting for me. Only waited a few minutes before Eric came out and checked me out and I was charged exactly what I was told. I'm happy with the professionalism and the fact that they didn't try to upsell me from what I was told I would have to pay.

    Forgot to mention that I got free shocks because Erik couldn't figure out what was wrong with my…read morecar in the last year (another issue that took three visits) and while I was sitting in the waiting area on August 13 he said to a customer, it's on us because we didn't catch it initially. I hate that the reputation Jerry built is falling because of this new manager. He is condescending and rude. So thankful for Jerry.

    Midwest Motors - car_dealers - Updated May 2026

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