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Steve’s Auto Sales

4.3 (6 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 5:30 pm

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Bumper repair

Auto frame testing

Rear-end damage

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QCAutoplex - QCHONDAS.COM- The best selection of pre-owned Hondas in the Quad Cities!

QCAutoplex

(5 reviews)

They lie to their customers and conceal vehicle defects. The day after I purchased a Jeep from them…read morealmost every light on the dashboard lit up.

Scott at QC Autoplex is everything you'd expect from a slimy used car salesman. We inquired about a…read morevehicle that was listed online but not on the lot. We test drove a similar model and he showed us pics of the vehicle we were interested in. Only after I asked about a warranty he advised the vehicle has a salvage title, but only due to theft and not damage. Initially we were open to the idea of purchasing a salvage title vehicle. He told my wife and I that he sells lots of cars before they make the lot so we could put a $500 deposit down in the vehicle And if for any reason we decide we don't like it he'd refund the deposit back. He advised that the vehicle was currently at the shop getting a couple panels refinished and that he'd call us in a couple weeks when it should be done. After about a week and some thought we decided we were no longer interested in this vehicle because it was a 1 yr old vehicle with 25,000 miles, and a salvage/rebuilt title with no warranty. We did not want to spend $48,000 on a 1 yr old vehicle with a salvage title with and extended 5 yr warranty and would like our deposit back. He rambled on for several minutes about hypotheticals etc telling me I was taking food off of his table (while holding MY $500). I called twice asking for my deposit back and both times he refused. I'd give 0 stars to this clown. Definitely don't recommend.

Weber Auto Group

Weber Auto Group

(2 reviews)

Went there 2 times. 1st time lookong to replace the w9ndshield rubber seal from a bad install…read more They quoted me for a new windshield. I said there is a kit, it's part # and then guy juat wanted to argue..... 2nd time I came it to see if they would install a new muffler for me. They said we dont do any exhaust work. And I asked why. Just got a smile ans refusal to answer me. And wait starred at me smiling like an ass. 9 guess they just dont busienss from a local. Horrible service... avoid. EDIT: AFTER SEEING RHE COMMWNT FROM OWNERSHIP.... its funny how they get last word, ignore the other issue ans only respond to the one publicly. Maybe I should add shady to my review too? But this is why I didnt want to address it any further, bc you're cool.woth it. At least I found out you over quote and reduse to have a conversation about certain topics apparently. But that's OK too.

BUYER BEWARE!!!! We…read morepurchased our third truck in a short period of time from Weber Auto on July 17, 2025. Within the first few weeks we had mechanical problems, which the dealership fixed. At that time we carefully looked over the truck and even took photos of the wheel wells -- there was no visible rust. By September 19, severe rust was already bubbling through both wheel wells and the tailgate. On September 23, we emailed Weber Auto with our concerns. On September 25, after no response, we called and spoke with the manager, Stu. Instead of offering a solution, he said the best they could do was a small discount on repairs. We also discovered another $3,500 in mechanical issues (broken cables to the shifting column and more), which may also have been concealed. At this point, we are facing over $7,000 in repairs, not including legal costs. Over the next week we made several follow-up calls -- with the salesman John, with Dan the owner, and with the dealership's main office. Despite repeated attempts, no one at Weber Auto took responsibility or offered meaningful help. We have dated photos showing the truck with zero rust at purchase and then severe bubbling just 45 days later, with Bondo visibly present in the wheel wells. To us, this is clear evidence of concealed damage. Buyers beware: Weber Auto sold us a truck with hidden problems, refused to address them, and dismissed our concerns -- even after being repeat customers.

Steve’s Auto Sales - usedcardealers - Updated October 2026

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