Midwest Auto Store

2019 Honda civic. The buying process was very simple. I’ve had nothing but trouble with the car. I wouldn’t buy another car from Midwest. The buying process was very simple. I’ve had nothing but trouble with the car. I wouldn’t buy another car from Midwest. More

Midwest Auto Store is the place to go. With the purchase and the service that comes with it. The great people there with a smile and hospitality. I definitely recommend them. Trust me I ha With the purchase and the service that comes with it. The great people there with a smile and hospitality. I definitely recommend them. Trust me I have been to others and you will find the best service here at Midwest Auto Store!!!! More

We purchased a vehicle with my daughter to help her get to college. We also purchased the power train warranty. The car is burning oil. We have had it there three times. Now they say they can yake it apart to college. We also purchased the power train warranty. The car is burning oil. We have had it there three times. Now they say they can yake it apart but if it is not something the warranty will cover it will be 2500 to put it back together. Total mess Avoid at all costs More

total scam artist, list a truck for sale on Auto Trader, cars, and Carfax at $11,599 but then you call and on their site the list it for $17k, they state they will make a deal at 14k claim they can’t remove cars, and Carfax at $11,599 but then you call and on their site the list it for $17k, they state they will make a deal at 14k claim they can’t remove “added 3K warranty “ !!!. The point is they FALSELY ADVERTISE. They claimed they are priced aggressively NOT if you look on any car site (autotrader, KBB, Car) website (UNLESS they HONOR the $11,599). Then they tell me they are not responsible for the pricing on other sites. I will let my experiance known every place possible!! HONOR YOUR PRICING!!! More

PLEASE LEARN FROM MY MISTAKE. WALK AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY. They are very dishonest folks. We purchased a 2012 Rogue. When test driving we noted several issues which they took WALK AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY. They are very dishonest folks. We purchased a 2012 Rogue. When test driving we noted several issues which they took care of. They gave us a car fax that stated no mechanical problems. They sold it to us in "excellent " condition. Took it for transmission service and found $1700 of work that needs to be done. Serpentine belt, CV axle boot, rear rotors warped. This is all work that needs to be done. Please learn from my mistake and save yourself a lot of money and misery. More

I wouldn't drive the 6 hours I was possibly going to after having a disappointing email experience. I asked for pictures of the frame/underside of a 4runner. After two more email exchanges, I never di after having a disappointing email experience. I asked for pictures of the frame/underside of a 4runner. After two more email exchanges, I never did get the pictures. Somewhat sketchy, as it's easy enough to do in this day and age! NO SALE! More

We bought our vehicle here and have had so many issues with it in the last year. Lights, window, A/C, and the hatch. If something happens while it's in their procession it will not be their fault even if with it in the last year. Lights, window, A/C, and the hatch. If something happens while it's in their procession it will not be their fault even if it was working just fine when you took it in. It doesn't matter to them how much the repairs are going to cost or if they are covered under the warranty they just do the work and then just expect you to be agreeable with it. They will try to talk to you like you are an idiot if you try to stand your ground on anything. Working with them is a nightmare. Buyers beware! More

An update to my previous review: I contacted the Better Business Bureau, and they contacted Midwest Auto. In their reply, Midwest blamed the oil change price increase on an outdated brochure, but we were Business Bureau, and they contacted Midwest Auto. In their reply, Midwest blamed the oil change price increase on an outdated brochure, but we were also given that price from the warranty salesperson on the night of the purchase. Second, when I first called Midwest about canceling the warranty, I was told by the lady I spoke to that the price change from $30 to $45 had occurred a few weeks after we purchased the warranty. Their stories aren’t even consistent. Ultimately, it doesn’t matter that they increased their prices in general. What matters is that they told us that we would get oil changes for $30, not just on the car we were buying, but on all cars in our family, if we bought the warranty. They didn’t say the price could increase along with a general price increase. We were told our price would be $30, period, and that’s one reason we bought the warranty. They tried to justify their deception by claiming that $45 “is a steal price and I’m sorry that you don’t realize that as everyone else is selling that for about $90 or more”. That is completely missing the point. It also just adds to their string of lies. When I found out they weren’t going to live up to their commitment, I called around and got an oil change and tire rotation for $48.36, including tax. Midwest didn’t respond at all to the other aspects of our complaint except to say "we don’t feel that we have by any way, misled you or misrepresented anything in the way that you are stating". However, in their reply to BBB, Midwest said, “(As) Part of the sales process you were given a written paper of everything that is covered under the certified warranty and an explanation what it takes to maintain it.” That is completely false. Two weeks after our purchase, Midwest sent us the warranty with instructions that we sign it and send it back to them. In their response to BBB, Midwest contended that our complaint is a simple instance of buyer's remorse or a situation where an inexperienced consumer was overwhelmed by the information involved in buying a car. I'm 64 years old and have bought many cars in my lifetime. This is, instead, a case of a consumer recognizing and resisting dishonest business practices. More