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Waterloo, IA

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New Deal Auto Salvage

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Vehicle battery testing

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2 years ago

Personally know the owner!! Lots of different cars and big he doesn't have the part he can find it.

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Corky's Car Care

Corky's Car Care

(4 reviews)

I broke down 2 hours away from home at a busy stop light, it was mortifying!…read moreI called Corky's, the tow truck was there in less than 8 minutes! I told them my situation, they got right on it, checking and explaining everything that needed to be done clearly. They ended up fixing everything and replacing a part in lightening speed at a GREAT price. I was very pleased and impressed! Would definitely recommend them, and wish they were closer to home so I could go to them for all of my auto needs!

I bought a car from Roosters/Corkys and the second day battery is out. Asked about it and was told…read moreyou bought as is, #1 problem. Second problem transmission. So you sell me a vehicle that you know three under three babies are gonna be in so what , right??? that my daughter ends up on the side of a highway with three small kids. Conscious is something that all humans have a capability of expressing. So I hope when your counting your money at the end of a sale that it sticks on your consciousness, cuz everyone has one, that you are knowingly selling large pieces of metal that will be a death trap for my grandkids. Does this keep you awake probably not. Too bad that I'm not one of those controllable females that you think our world should be filled with. This review will not be taken down ever. You are the typical used car sales man swindling hard working people out of their money. Karma will be visiting you soon. There are others that you knowly sold useless cars and I will find some so they too can express what a dishonest sales/business owner you are. Look forward to more posts soon . Autopro went bankrupt here in waterloo cuz they were doing the same as this business, look them up it is public record. So go ahead and put you money in the firepit if you buy here or do business with . Oh the one star is there cuz I could not post this unless I marked one star so yeah not one star , negative zero if I could

Deery Brothers Ford - Yo Amigo; you can't just take....you're welcome...

Deery Brothers Ford

(32 reviews)

Went in to check out a vehicle they had listed on their website, and ended up buying it, receiving…read morea fair trade in value for my old truck and just red letter service all along the way! Curtis really saw everything through to completion and has been helpful in the after sales as well. As a single woman, I'm always leery of the whole car buying process, as from previous experience, I sometimes felt I got the "Little Woman" treatment. I can say wholeheartedly that there were NO vibes like that from anyone there! I will definitely use these guys again for my car purchases and for vehicle services! Thanks to everyone!

Before I decided to go to Deery Brothers Ford Dealership, my journey to find a decent price and…read morequality service lead to a dead end disappointment. You'd think an oil change these days wouldn't take that much shopping around, but from the deceiptful advertising starting at $20 to $60, then when I'd talk to a real person, which ended up me being taken hostage by the script of BS they'd read to you, and right before you fall asleep I wake up with a three digit quote. I had had it after Firestone had done that to me and it was 3 in the afternoon. I started my day doing only to find a place I could afford and trusted. My late mom's voice in my head, the whole time, repeating, take it to the dealership. So I did, thinking that they would be the most expensive of all. I WAS WRONG. I walked in, thinking the worst. In walks Blake. I told him all that I'd went through, and HE LISTENED. He took less than 5 minutes to quote me around $70 and asked me if I could come back at 3 that day. I'm sixty one, but I felt like 16 and wanted to jump, but didn't. LOL I would have broke a hip or something. Anywayz, I finally got my oil change, and all the extra stuff that they do and the invoice at the bottom was $69.75! It took less than an hour and a half and I was out the door. I will be back and if you think that just because it's the dealership, they hike the prices like I did, think again. This family owned franchise is Iowa nice.

Jefferson Street Automotive

Jefferson Street Automotive

(9 reviews)

We bought a car from them off of the internet. We drove from Warren, Michigan to purchase the…read morevehicle. Amil, the owner was great! He worked with us and held the car for a wee until we arrived, after our deposit check, that I mailed US Postal Overnight, was lost in the mail. The sale went great, car was described honestly and drove great as promised. No hidden issues. No problems driving all the way home. Amil explained fully about the differences between States and explained thoroughly about the temporary license plate we received from Iowa, receiving our insurance proof by fax that morning, everything could not have gone any smoother. Thank you!

I really wanted to leave these guys a good review: buying experience was fine, decent price,…read morefriendly...but the following after-sale experience with them has left a real sour taste in my mouth and because of this I wouldn't recommend these guys to anyone. When looking at the car the salesmen popped the hood to show us the clean engine and some recent work they did - great; however, 2 days later when I popped the hood the hood wouldn't stay up as the struts are shot. When I notified Jefferson about this they offered to install new ones...if I bought them. This got me thinking - they had to have known the struts were shot when they worked on it as they don't go bad overnight...and then I remembered when the salesperson popped the hood to show us the engine he held the hood up for us. The new struts are $40 dollars, which I can't believe that they wouldn't cover, but that's besides the point: if the salesperson went to such great lengths to hide faulty hood struts it makes me very worried what else, much more serious issue could they be hiding about the car...as if they didn't disclose faulty $40 shocks they sure has heck wouldn't disclose literally anything else wrong with it.

New Deal Auto Salvage - autopartssupplies - Updated October 2026

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