This is a great place to get financed for a car! They will get you in a nice ride for a reasonable…read moredown payment and monthly payment

Ok got my motor put in and the head gasket blowed up about a week in.sucks headache if I know what…read moreI know now I would have not shop for a car here. like I said trust your gut go to known car dealer might spend a little but you can trust it

Great customer service and even better pricing. My sister and myself got our cars at Quality, the…read morecars are actually really nice. Everyone's really friendly, and they are more than willing to help if one of us had a problem.

Went in late tonight around 4. I was just looking. Ended up buying a car. The salesman was super…read moresweet. Worked with us on the down payment. Was very nice about staying late. Excellent customer service and fast transaction. Even told us to come back Monday and they would change the oil. Highly recommend.

I have sent numerous customers to them and I know of 2 that actually bought vehicles from them…read more Traditionally every car dealership pay a $100 referral or bird dog fee. I could have sent these customers anywhere and they would have bought. I assumed Robert Cobb Motors had a good reputation etc... I called and spoke with Bernardo (the salesman) everytime before I sent these folks to him. I wanted to verify he was there to help them and confirm id receive my referral check. After calling and getting the run around for 6-8 weeks and speaking to 4 different people, I have yet to receive anything. It's pitiful they are not willing to do what any other car dealership does to show gratitude for the free business and potential life long customers, repeat business and future referrals they would receive from these customers and myself. Needless to say, I don't see myself sending anyone else there ever again unless they decide to make things right. I can plug them with 5-10 deals a month. That's alot of free business plus how it would grow from there spouses, kids and relatives getting sent there. Apparently they are not interested in selling more than what they ate or growing their business.

DO NOT PUCHASE FROM THIS USED CAR LOT!!!!! My husband bought my son a 2018 Ford truck..... 6 months…read morelater my 18 year old and his girlfriend were on their was to the beach and all the sudden the transmission is blown, it has a major oil leak. I CANT believe these ppl are in business.

NOT TRUSTWORTHY AT ALL !! They changed the title app, and…read moresent it off, without my knowledge. Now they say the POA I signed, gave them LEGAL rights to do as they please with the paperwork I signed the day I took possession of vehicle, and I have requested a copy of the title app that was sent in to DMV, However I haven't received it... WONDER WHY, HUH? Could it be they KNOW what they done was illegal ? We are going to see about that !

New dealership with lots of growing potential. Came to visit Albertville from Athens to see what…read morethey had to offer and this smaller dealership was like a hidden gem compared to the rest in its area. Bryan first came out and greeted us, I didn't feel pushed or pressured to do anything but I was curious about a vehicle they had. I got to test drive it and inspect it, guy was honest and laid back. Decided to purchase the vehicle and the financing guy, Logan, was just the same way. Chill, laid back, and didn't try selling me any unnecessary stuff. I was also promised a window replacement for the car and a minor code fix from the engine light. Both were fixed the following week as promised with no extra cost to me, as promised. All in all, good dealership, they kept their promise, and I just wished I got to meet the owner that day to thank him for the great experience. I'm now a proud owner of a mustang GT 5.0. Wish more dealerships were like this one!

From the owner: Bill has been in the automobile business for 25 years. In 2001 Bill started wholesaling cars. He…read moresuccessfully ran the wholesale operation and a trucking business for many years. Bill Hancock's experience in the automobile industry includes owning a clean-up shop, being a mechanic, selling and general manager of at a retail lot, car hauling, and wholesaling cars to retail dealers.

We asked questions about the vehicle we wanted and the sales lady answered but upon receiving the…read moreJeep found that most everything we had asked was never addressed or there. Like does it have an owner's manual, is the spare in ok shape and minor stuff. We live several miles away and couldn't make the drive back and forth but anyway our experience with them was very negative after the sale. I would not recommend them to anyone!

In a recent purchase, a past collision report was not disclosed. After the automobile was inspected…read moreand "ready" for sale, the oil was a quart low and black. Two of the four tires were dry rotted. Brakes pads were bad and alignment was off. I would not trust any inspection report from this dealership.

We bought an Explorer from Alexander today. It wasn't the first purchase there for us and…read moredefinitely won't be the last. From arrival to the end of the deal, we were treated fairly and with respect. We recommend that if you are in the market for a Ford, Alexander is the place to go.

Great people on the staff. None of this passing you around from person to person. If you are…read morelooking for a new Ford or quality use car, drop by and see Ken Williams.

Carson helped us get one very easy an round our price he's a great salesman and nice guyread more

I found a 2012 GMC Sierra in their inventory listed for $26,995. In person you can see where the…read morerear frame was worked and a couple other things still present from the crash. I used Carfax and it showed a total loss and salvaged vehicle. The vehicle was purchased at auction from Copart. Copart shows damage pictures from the rear. The retail book value listed by Carfax is $22,930. The Kelly Blue Book Value had the retail price point in the high $25,000 for a truck that was never crashed much less a total loss and salvaged vehicle. I read reviews on their website that say they are a completely transparent dealership. I went to the dealership and spoke with a salesman. I drove the vehicle to Autozone to have the systems checked. Everything was fine besides the alternator, it showed a failure. The dealership had their shop check and said it was working normally. While talking with the salesman I was told we are transparent and I said you showed me the repair list which wasn't fitted correctly to the page and he said it was the secretary's fault. I asked for the invoice to show where they purchased the vehicle from auction and told him I saw where it was bought for $10,700. The salesman refused to provide this information and asked how I knew this information. I told him it is public auction you just need to be a member of Copart to bid. The salesman said the owner finds these vehicles and falls in love with them and won't move on price much. I said that's a problem if you are trying to sell cars. The salesman stated he would have sold the car an hour and a half ago at $23,500. I told the salesman I worked for a franchise dealership before and failing to show the invoice was not complete transparency. The vehicle is considered common, not a collector and is being sold over fair market value. I checked and all their truck inventory is over fair market value. I did not purchase due to the lack of transparency and the vehicle being severely overpriced.