Showcase Auto Sales

They never called me or otherwise! At this point, I’d rate them with a zero! At this point, I’d rate them with a zero! More

The dealership never responded to our inquiry about the vehicle that was on their lot vehicle that was on their lot More

Not sure of the sales man I had. Internet connection was trash. A couple questions answered, then nothing after 1 question connection stopped. 2 days later said the vehicle was sold Internet connection was trash. A couple questions answered, then nothing after 1 question connection stopped. 2 days later said the vehicle was sold. An interested buyer cash sale he stopped communication. If its first come first served I'd have my truck, to stop messaging after the last question, just not good business. Didn't ask to have it held as stated in the email he sent. He wasn't working the next day, next day at work said it was sold. Id say there all bad sales men from his communication. More

They never contacted me back even though i asked a few times even from another email times even from another email More

When the dealer has huge signs that say all sales "as is", don't get bent out of shape when it turns out to be true. FYI, I'm writing this mainly to pass on my experience, not to cover the specific car is", don't get bent out of shape when it turns out to be true. FYI, I'm writing this mainly to pass on my experience, not to cover the specific car we bought. Please read through to see why. Pros: LARGE selection of used cars. Some are horrible, some are fantastic. I picked up a 2018 F-150 Lariat with 119k miles for $8k under blue book. It runs like new, all electronics work, minimal rust and cosmetic damage, a fantastic find. Low pressure sales and friendly staff (I dealt with Jason). No pressure to buy extras, was very transparent on price. Up front with tax and doc fees. Willing to make a reasonable deal. I ended up getting a higher end warranty, as they are true to the signs, dealer has no warranty, all are sold as is. Based on my 3.5 hr drive home, I may not need the warranty, but I'm still happy to have it (just in case!). Note They request only a 15 min test drive, but I was gone for about 25 (not intentionally). Don't let it scare you, but don't abuse it, they have reasons why (just ask). We got back to the lot and went over the vehicle for another 35 min, testing ALL the electronics, looked under the hood, broke out my volt-meter, BlueDriver odb-2 scanner, etc. Jason was friendly, and encouraged our testing. Was a great experience for someone who hates car shopping (me). The whole process made me nervous, but now that we bought from them, I'd definitely go again. Cons: really is as is, so take your knowledgable car friend with you. You could very easily get a car with problems you werent aware of, or with issues you dont know how to handle. Examine the car completely! Plus, no carfax available unless you get it yourself (then again, who in their right mind wouldn't carfax a used car before buying?!?). Also, If you just go in and say, "I want a cheap car", then that's what you'll get: a cheap car. Cheap cars typically are high miles and may well weren't maintained, or may be worn out. Then again, it may be a gem, you don't know unless you do your research/checking! This is the most important part of my review: don't be afraid to ask questions, and examine EVERYTHING. You are about to plunk down hard cash or get a loan for a USED car. NOT NEW, USED! Buyer beware. Do your homework. All their cars are listed online, and have their VINs. Look them up! Find a car you like and do a carfax. If you get the three pack you get three carfax reports for $20 ea. A bargain if it gives you insight into an expensive purchase, or helps you avoid a car that had a major accident, or transmission problems, etc. It'll also give you a maintenance report, if they had regular service, etc. There are also free sites that will tell the make/model the VIN belongs to, and where it was originally made, a good thing to know as some plants have better quality control, and in different years. Look up the car and see if there were recalls, and if it had the recall done. Look up typical problems for that make/model/year. Showcase Auto Sales buy at auction, do minimal cleanup, set their margin, and away they go. Knowing that, Don't blame them if you don't do your own research and buy a lemon. If it worries you still, pay the extra for a warranty. They have good ones for reasonable prices. I love that Jason wasn't breathing down my neck trying to make a sale (they do volume sales, no commission). I hate car shopping, so having searched the internet first, knowing the specific car I wanted ahead of time, really helped the process go smoothly. Hope this helps someone have a good experience. More

If you want a lemon this is the place for you got a 2014 Jeep from them with in a week it was in the shop and had a warranty that was supposed to cover most of the repair nope repair was not covered when th Jeep from them with in a week it was in the shop and had a warranty that was supposed to cover most of the repair nope repair was not covered when the pamphlet they gave me said it was so it cost me over a grand just repair would not recommend this place at all wouldn’t want people to go through the same problem for coverage that I payed for out of pocket is just a scam place they don’t care about there customers one bit and it shows More

Never received a call back or anything from them. So I called them said they sell 15 cars a day and were to busy to answer all the emails, so I went someplace else. So I called them said they sell 15 cars a day and were to busy to answer all the emails, so I went someplace else. More

Ask them if the engine blows, while driving off the lot do you get a refund? Ask them what's the protocol if the transmission goes or engine is blown 1 day after purchase? Put the answer in writing, This do you get a refund? Ask them what's the protocol if the transmission goes or engine is blown 1 day after purchase? Put the answer in writing, This will tell you all you need to know, they are crooks and liars. If you don't believe me ask them the above mentioned questions and listen carefully. A they want to do is sell the car, to xxxx with integrity or honesty. Sell at all cost...crooks More

Will not fix cars they sell before advertising them for sale. Less than 30 days after purchasing a vehicle spent $3,000 in repairs. Polishes turds and sells them knowing of the defects, and never even repa sale. Less than 30 days after purchasing a vehicle spent $3,000 in repairs. Polishes turds and sells them knowing of the defects, and never even repaired the recalled issues with this vehicle. More

They had a Jeep we were interested in posted on Facebook. I tracked down their website to see if there were more pictures and there weren't any of the frame and undercarriage. Before I drove 2 hours I submit I tracked down their website to see if there were more pictures and there weren't any of the frame and undercarriage. Before I drove 2 hours I submitted a request for those additional pictures to make sure it wasn't rusty. I received a response from Jerred Miehlke. He wanted to text me pictures and I told him no, that the best quality comes via email and that's what I would prefer. Apparently this was too difficult of a request for him to handle. He even wanted to bring his laptop outside to take pictures with the laptop too?! After another day of waiting I emailed him again for the pictures, then Jerred Miehlke complained to me about doing his job in following up on leads and how he can't stay organized enough to keep the requests straight. All of that to explain why he had to ask what I was looking for again! Honestly, if Jerred Miehlke is the caliber of salesman they employ, I'm highly surprised they are still in business! They lost a cash customer because Jerred Miehlke was too lazy to care to do his job! More