Buyer beware! This company does not stand behind their claim of quality products and service. I…read morebought a car for my daughter and they assured me it was completely sound and in good shape. Eighteen days and 300 miles later she was stranded at night along a busy highway. The transmission was slipping and the engine had blown gaskets. Both mechanics who checked it said they had to have known the car had problems, especially since both major systems failed so soon. An ethical dealer would stand behind a car they had sold that died so quickly. Not McCarty Motors! So if you're tempted to make a purchase from them, I'd suggest you save your money and go somewhere else!

From the owner: McCarty Motors is a family owned and operated business that was established in 1979. We sell used…read morecars, pickups, vans and suvs. We offer automotive service and repair. We also sell Country Clipper and Snapper lawn mowers, service mowers and sell parts and engines. We also sell lawn and garden parts online through our parts lookup. We look forward to providing you with the best possible service and satisfaction that will keep you coming back. McCarty Motors is "The Place To Go" for trusted sales, service and parts. Stop in or call us today.

We bought a Jeep for Papik Motors in June. Shane and Jordan were great to work with. They made the…read moreentire process so easy. One of the best experiences we've had buying a vehicle. Highly recommended place to do business!

I can not give enough STARS to this Dealership. And I am a former employee of a Dealership back in…read moreOhio. We were in an emergency situation, having Hub issues miles back, heading to Butte, MT. I found these guys using Yelp, so I called. Marc in the Service Dept said they will look at it ASAP, and if we need a Tow to call back. Limping along at 20 mph, hauling a 42' fifth wheel, no less, we made it. An hour before they closed. Once there, they took the Dodge 3500 in to inspect. Sure enough hub, break pads and rotors shot. Marc said parts will be in at 0730 next morning and will be done by Noon. He gave us a loaner car and directed us to the neighboring motels and food. The truck was done and waiting at 11:18. These people couldn't have been more helpful to "out-of-towners". Thank you Papik Motors!!! Receptionist Colleen, Service Advisor Marc and Mechanic Adam. KUDOS TO YOU! A Dealership that actually cares.....!!

My Sister Had Recently bought a car from this place and now is giving the car back less a few…read moremonths due to their lack of proper Paperwork handling and Falsifying Documentation resulting in Increasing Car cost . To us it seems more like they're trying to scam .

I had a great experience with Marthaler from finding my vehicle online, through walking into the…read moreshowroom and signing on the dotted line. Everyone was friendly and easygoing, there was no pressure. I am absolutely in LOVE with my new ride. However I was / am frustrated with some of the after sale care, I was told at sale that paperwork would take a week and a half, we put my tax title and license on the loan.... they didn't send that to me until the 30 days was almost up, then it went to the court house instead of to me, leaving me really frustrated on the backside, but I would deal with Christian again! Just be prepared for slow movement on things after the sale!

It was 4:55PM last Friday night. I had stopped at the Sheldon Plaza after a long day at work to gas…read moreup on my way home to Spirit Lake 50 miles away. I start the car and attempt to shift my Ford Fusion into gear. And...the electronic shift malfunctioned and wouldn't shift out of Park. Sh*t ! In desperation, I called Drenkow Motors a mile down the road hoping and praying someone was still there...Mike answered and gave me guidance remotely as to what to try to resolve the issue. When that didn't work, he volunteered to drive over to the Plaza and see what he could do. After trying several different things, he called a towing company he knew and offered to let me use the company car he had used to get to me until his technicians could diagnose the problem on Monday. I was shocked with this outstanding display of customer service ! On top of this, expecting that they would need to replace the entire shift mechanism for $500 or more, they found that they only needed a small part to fix it. Impressed with their honesty, I had them do several maintenance items that I was planning to do later, probably somewhere else. The support of Todd and David in their repair shop was professional and very supportive in checking everything and only doing the items that needed attention. I returned their loaner and picked up my car today. The work was excellently done and the pricing very reasonable. Drenkow is now my go-to auto repair shop as their version of customer service and competent technical repair blows the competition away !

I lost my keys while visiting SD and Jim in Parts helped me with every step! I am so thankful to…read morehave been helped by Jim. He was prompt and kind! As far as the dealership, super clean, cool, and quiet. Definitely recommend!

My boyfriend and I were just driving through Sioux Falls (not staying) and our van started making a…read moreweird noise at low speeds and when turning. No place was able to get us in right away, but Hunter Automotive told us to come by and he would take a quick look at it. The owner told us the problem , leaking power steering fluid , and even filled us up. He wasn't able to do any work as he was so busy that day but he helped us out a ton , even took time out of his own busy schedule to check out our van and didn't even charge us. We were very thankful for him. Kind and honest mechanics like this are what make car work bearable.

Fixed my car the same day as my appointment, and fixed an additional part of my car for only $50…read moreextra. Fair prices and friendly customer service.

I was visiting Sibley when my car started giving me issues. They were able to get my Cooper in the…read morenext day. they spent a lot of time diagnosing the issue and then explaining in detail what the remedy would be. I guess I was more impressed that a dealership that sells primarily domestic vehicles was able to work on an European vehicle as well. These guys are super friendly and professional. They do add that 'hometown' touch to their customer service.

Our story with Herman Motors in Luverne, MN…read more.. Kelsey found a car she was interested in and she and Gene took it for a test drive. * The Service Engine light came on during that test drive...hmm, said the salesman...we'll take care of that. *We'd like to have the car checked out by our auto service company. Is that going to be a problem...driving it in to SF to have it checked out? No...of course thats fine. You know, we're kind of slow during February...I could drive it into SF for you, no problem. Great...we think. They drive it into SF to be checked out and a Miracle happens between Luverne and Sioux Falls...when our tech checks out the car...no service engine light. Another problem shows up, and will cost her about 1500 to fix in the near future, but she decides the price of the car, plus the fix is still worth it, and she decides to buy the car. *She's so excited to go sign the paper work and pick up her car! She and Gene are driving the car home...and The Miracle un-happens ... about 30 miles down the road, the Sevice Engine light comes on...and flashes. Right then, Gene called the dealership because Kelsey was driving. Gene was instructed to take the car to a certain auto repair shop once they got into Sioux Falls. That auto repair store said, it was fine, its just an old code, its fine to drive, no problem. Great! (we thought) *That night we happened to be at an event with our own auto service friend and when Kelsey was asked how she liked her car, she told him the story of bringing it home, the light coming on, the light flashing, and that she was told it was an old code and all was good. *Sinking heart. It was not an old code...that wouldn't show up like that. She shouldn't drive it, ESPECIALLY since the sevice light was flashing. We need to take it back in to see whats going on. *Cylinder problem in the engine...$2500+ to fix. When they get in there, could double if the other cylinder is also bad. *Kelsey called the salesman...sorry, can't help you. *Gene calls and speaks to salesman, and then finance guy. The car is yours, there's nothing we're going to do. Gene says, he has no choice but to consult an attorney, to which he is told...good luck. *We start investigating and find out Minnesota does not have lemon laws on used cars. The dealer has no legal obligation to help us...we're pretty stuck. *Gene decides to make one final call, and calls the owner, to see if he can make this right and save his reputation. "The law says..." is how the owner responds . I know what the law says, said Gene, I just thought I'd give you one last chance to make this right. No go. The law is on his side. Morally...doesn't matter to them. We're telling the story now, so that we can stop talking about it, stop the anxiety and move on. We do want to let our SF friends know what an awful experience we had with this dealership and warn you to beware.

I purchased a used 2016 Ford Escape from Herman Motor Company July 15, 2019 (currently September of…read more2017). When I picked up the vehicle after purchasing it the low tire light was on. I advised them of the issue, they took it in and advised they had fixed it. The tire light has continued to come on and the check engine light came on shortly thereafter. I took my vehicle in to Ford Motors in Sioux Falls to have a diagnostic test completed and they advised me the purge valve needed to be replaced. The back-seat passenger side seatbelt I have found out since, is inoperable and needs to be replaced. The brakes are grinding as well. Due to some family tragedies since purchasing the vehicle, it was only recently that I called Herman Motors and spoke to them regarding the issues of this vehicle since purchase. I was advised to bring it in, and they would look at it and figure something out for me. I brought my vehicle in to Herman Motors where I purchased it in Luverne, MN as scheduled; 45 minutes from my home and work. I was given a loaner vehicle and was advised after looking at it and figuring out what was wrong, they would call me and discuss further. I received a call that afternoon and was advised the purge valve needed to be replaced, which I advised them earlier, had already had a diagnostic test ran on it. The left rear tire had a leak and that they had repaired it. All four brakes and rotors were bad and needed replaced and the seat belt in the back would also need to be replaced as it was jammed. I was then advised the fee for what they had done on this day was $236.00. When asked why they would tell me with no cost and because I had recently purchased it there, they would look at it, there was now a cost and why wouldn't they advise of the cost before doing anything. I was told, in a rude manner, that anywhere I would go I would have to pay for that service regardless if you were told up front or not and "you wouldn't go to work for two hours and not get paid, right?" When I advised this was not what was discussed, I was handed off to the man I originally spoke to. I inquired about the fee and again advised him I had recently purchased it there. He stated "oh, I was unaware you purchased it here, yes, let me meet with the sales guy and I will call you back." I did receive a call back 15 minutes later from the lady (Kelly) I originally had spoken to. She advised "he" was going to cover the cost of the diagnostic testing, but I was still responsible for fixing the tire ($56.00). I asked why someone wouldn't call before fixing something and telling them of the charges up front. Kelly advised that was my responsibility regardless and that I would be charged no matter what, wherever I went. She also advised me I would be responsible for everything else wrong with the vehicle, they would not be fixing anything. When I advised Kelly, I did not feel this was right she stated, she would have the guys "unrepair" my tire and would have the keys held for me in the office to come and get my vehicle. Kelly further advised "I am half owner of this company and that is the way it works." I completely understand charges; however, I have never been treated by anyone in this manner by any service place or company of any kind. As a professional working in customer service and as a "part owner" of a company I would expect the professionalism, curtesy, respect, tactfulness and the understanding of what true customer service is. Word of mouth is a powerful thing and I think people need to be aware of this kind of treatment towards others. I and now many others will never again do any form of business with Herman Motors of Luverne, MN. It is truly unfortunate one would be treated so poorly and unprofessional.