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    Randy's Auto Plaza

    3.0 (2 reviews)

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    Richardson Motors

    Richardson Motors

    2.3
    (22 reviews)

    After totaling my beloved 2007 Nissan Titan I was on the hunt for a replacement Titan - a truck…read morewith less than 80,000 miles on it but within my budget. This would mean looking for a truck 7+ years old but with very low mileage. As my choices here in St. Louis were slim, I started searching online for a vehicle within 500 miles. I found quite a few but their Carfax reports hinted at less than desirable issues. I also found a few that seemed ideal but the dealerships were not to keen on having the truck brought to a local, reputable, mechanic to have the vehicle inspected bumper to bumper, under the hood, and on the road by an outside party. Most of them refused because the truck was "priced to sell" and "wouldn't last long". Some even argued that it was pointless to bring it to an outside mechanic as the dealership had their own mechanics. Ha...nice try. Enter Richardson Motors in Dubuque, IA... From the moment I spoke with Mitch, one of their "internet sales specialists", he was courteous, professional, and quite honestly...honest. We talked about the vehicle - a 2013 Nissan Titan SL - discussed price for a bit then I asked him to walk around the truck and inform me of anything he thought I might raise an eyebrow should I decide to purchase the truck sight unseen (except for a few pictures on their website) and have it shipped to me in St. Louis. He inspected the truck then called me back and gave me a vivid assessment of things I might find concerning. Next, I asked if he'd be willing to drop the ruck off at a local mechanic for inspection and he did exactly that within an hour of me asking! Well, the mechanic's report was thorough and overall very positive. He did tell me that there were some bulbs burned out, the wipers were worn, and a few other very minor issues. Once I was satisfied with the vehicle I dealt with their business manager, Vern, to further negotiate a price as well as compensation for the minor issues found by the mechanic. We quickly came to an agreeable price and they mailed me paperwork, overnight, with an enclosed overnight return envelope. This process was a little rocky as it took a few days to actually get the paperwork sent out on their end, but its nothing that would take away from my 5 star review. We were all navigating somewhat unchartered waters as not many people buy a vehicle in the fashion that I was doing and they, as nice as they are, don't need to waste time on a could-be buyer that may or may not actually buy the vehicle. Once my $$ was in their hands we had the paperwork completed, the truck shipped, and delivered within 24 hours. There were a few other ways this team, especially Mitch, went above and beyond to facilitate this oddball car purchase but this review is already turning in to a novel. In the end...I'm a very satisfied customer and I sincerely hope to give this dealership my business again in the future.

    Sold us a used vehicle that needed more in repairs then what we spent on it. Absolutely terrible!…read moreDo not buy from here

    BMW of Dubuque

    BMW of Dubuque

    2.3
    (6 reviews)

    Here is our experience with Deery Brothers BMW. We live 6 hours away and found a X4 BMW we were…read moreinterested in. We called for information, Brandon, who answered the phone was unable to answer a majority of the questions as he specialized at their Nissan store vs the BMW. We then spoke with Donny the sales manager to try and answer some of questions like why they don't certify pre owned vehicles at the dealership. We gave Brandon a list of items that we needed before committing to coming to see the car - Car fax, service reports we specified that any damage to the windshield would be a deal breaker. Images of my car were requested and I was asked to point out every flaw. I was given a dollar range that I was trying to negotiate on. I was told that if my car was in as good of shape as I said and photos showed where we would be sitting. We decided that it would be worth a drive to see the X4 BMW and was told it would be cleaned and ready for us. I was impressed that Brandon took time to try and learn every detail of the car to be able to speak knowledgably with us. However, the car with cream interior was anything but clean. For a luxury car dealership I would expect the cars to be immaculate. There was long grass in the hatch back, the seats were dirty and it felt like there was some type of cleaning product that wasn't wiped off leaving a sticky residue on the steering wheel and the gear selector. As we started to test drive the car the HVAC was not working on a very hot day. I was understanding about this. We decided this wasn't the car for us. We decided to look at another BMW, this time an X5. Brandon took us to the BMW dealership to Jeremy who is a certified BMW dealer. Jeremy did a nice job of demonstrating the selling points - this car was cleaner than the last but was not as clean as would be expected. At this point it is now past 3 in the afternoon we had been on the road to the dealership at 5 AM and we were exhausted. I should have left at this point and called the day a wash but, we decided to talk numbers. They did not keep to value Donnie had offered us for our 2018 Audi which was in very nice shape. They dropped the offer by 2k and stated it needed new tires. Yet another opportunity to leave that we should have taken but did not. (After the trade and sale my Audi was listed on their site as a clean trade with a profit of $7000 it still had the original tires.) We are still working with Jeremy and Brandon on the BMW X5. None of the flaws on their car are pointed out to us - paint chips, missing floor mats etc. During the deal they never offered us the Car Fax, Service reports, the interest rate was told to us was inaccurately and never told us when our first payment would be. During one of the waiting periods I told Brandon that the service reports shared with us on the X4 still had the personal information of the previous owner. He was aware. So, know that your privacy is not secure with this dealership. I now know the personal information of the Surgeon who had owned the car before. We decided that we would work with the deal and trade that they offered us and bought the X5. In hind sight, after some much needed sleep I know we left too much money on the table and this was a bad deal. However, I can't fairly hold the dealership fully responsible for this horrific deal, we made. It is now 6:45 PM and we are on our way home in the X5. This is where our truly poor experience starts. Our salesmen failed to point out the filled quarter size rock chip on the passenger side of the front windshield. We texted Brandon, as it is closing time "he will talk with everyone tomorrow". We continue on our 6 hour journey home. I emphasized again this was a deal breaker for me and asked what could be done. Jeremy calls me and my husband the next day to check in. I told him about the windshield issue and he said he and Brandon would figure it out. I asked for the missing Car Fax and service reports. Jeremy said that he would email those to me. Jeremy did email but only to ask for a five star Google review, none of the info I asked for. When I reached out again Jeremy was sorry he had been busy with customers. I reached out AGAIN and the response was that they needed to talk with Chad the owner and we will get something figured out. Another day passed with no information and when I reached out again, to them again they were too busy with customers. At this point I am now realizing that I am not a customer any more. They only care about the person signing on the dotted line- there is no after care at this dealership and no one is willing to stand behind their word. I finally state that I am willing to drive the 6 hours to cancel this deal and just trade back cars. Finally I got a little traction and get a text message from Mike sales manager. In the end they decided to not fix anything.

    Tried to rip me off. I had an issue with my BMW and had to replace an oil pan. I had this done in…read moreChicago and it cost about $2500. I then noticed an oil leak about two weeks later. I took the car to be serviced here. They said the plug in the oil pan was leaking and misaligned. They claimed they could try to repair it for $500 with no guarantee of success. I could alternatively replace the entire oil pan for $2700 not counting labor. I explained to them it was done a month ago and they said they could try to repair it for the $500 but if it didn't work it would cost $3200 plus labor. I left, getting charged $300 for them to evaluate it. I took it back to the place that did the original repair. They apologized and said they aligned the washer incorrectly and fixed it free of charge in a few minutes. It's just unbelievable that Deery couldn't have figured this out for the $300 evaluation much less try to rip me off by claiming I needed to replace an oil pan that was two weeks old. Ian

    Anderson Weber Toyota

    Anderson Weber Toyota

    3.7
    (13 reviews)

    Chase Ebbinghouse Thank you for all of your work and due…read morediligence in helping us purchase our new Toyota. We truly appreciate the time you took to walk us through every detail of the vehicle and ensure we felt confident in our decision. Your thoroughness and professionalism made the entire experience smooth and enjoyable. Job well done--we are very grateful for your support! Thank you again, C & P M

    I am posting this for accountability regarding Anderson‑Weber Toyota and its affiliated dealership,…read moreToyota of Muscatine, operated by the Weber family (Jeff Weber, Tim Weber, Alec Weber). I specifically communicated with these individuals regarding a critical title and registration error involving a 2026 Toyota vehicle purchase. Despite clear instructions, the dealership processed documents under the wrong purchaser using an electronic signature workflow without proper disclosure. This error has not been corrected despite repeated notices and escalation to ownership. Current impact (not hypothetical -- already happened) I was issued a citation for driving an unregistered vehicle The Illinois Motor Vehicles Department refused registration due to incorrect title/assignment I am now facing court exposure, penalties, and inability to legally operate the vehicle This harm is directly caused by dealership documentation failure and delay in correction. What makes this serious This is no longer a customer service issue -- it is a compliance and liability issue: Incorrect MSO/title assignment Failure to correct after formal notice Failure to act after foreseeable legal consequences Continued inaction even after damages occurred The dealership has been provided with a standard Illinois correction mechanism (Affirmation of Correction / POA) and has all authority required to fix the issue immediately, yet has not done so. Expectation I am still requesting only one thing: Immediate corrected title or signed Illinois correction document. Warning to buyers Be extremely careful: Verify purchaser name before signing anything Do not rely on electronic signing without review Ensure ownership and title documentation is correct before leaving This situation has escalated unnecessarily due to lack of timely corrective action from dealership ownership. I expect immediate resolution.

    McGrath Volkswagen of Dubuque

    McGrath Volkswagen of Dubuque

    3.4
    (21 reviews)

    I find the service department relies too much on technology to communicate. I receive 3 texts…read morestating first I need over $1000 in repairs. Next text there are supposedly another $3000 repairs. I called for explanation of 3 fuel charges that were the same price and no description. I never received an explanation from Gil or anyone else. I picked up there are 3 or 4 people, again they take my payment no explanation, In this situation, I would hope a Service Manager would explain the repairs and the options. I recently called to get my Tiguan appraised to see if the value justified the repairs or need investigate buying a new car. The Service Manager said I could make an appointment online or he would make the appointment. I ended the call. Do I want to work with a dealership that is clueless as McGrath? As a Sales Person, I would approach this entire Customer Experience differently. I am deciding if it is easier to go to another Volkswagen Dealer that respects me as a customer.

    I had the opportunity to work with Ryan and George when unexpectedly having to purchase a new car…read more They both made this an easy process. There was a little hiccup although Ryan quickly resolved and even had a driver send a car from Marion to Dubuque for me! Ryan provided information and stayed true to his word - which is refreshing! The only real problem I had was Clay (finance) really pushed an extended warranty. My father and I had said no multiple times. He even brought in another person to try and sell the warranty. I understand trying to sell you something, although this was a little too pushy!! Even with that, I would definitely recommend anyone buying a car to see Ryan and George at McGrath! Overall, great experience!

    Randy's Auto Plaza - car_dealers - Updated August 2026

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