Steve Heim

The sales process was quick and easy with transparent pricing. I would highly recommend Grote to anyone looking for a vehicle. pricing. I would highly recommend Grote to anyone looking for a vehicle. More

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Excelente personal y atencion specializada en lo que hacen y resposables en su trabajo gracias hacen y resposables en su trabajo gracias More

by Álvaro suarez Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Great people. Patient not pushy. Went the extra step to make sure I was happy. Patient not pushy. Went the extra step to make sure I was happy. More

by beardown77.mn Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Be Aware,I was Very Disappointed after spending Over $18,000,shortly after found out the car had problems brought it to their Attention & was Promised a Resolution,only for them to tell me it's Nothing $18,000,shortly after found out the car had problems brought it to their Attention & was Promised a Resolution,only for them to tell me it's Nothing they can do! I plan to take legal action!!!!!Would Not Recommend!! More

by ladonyatownsend Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Grote was a great place to buy a car for my teen driver. So helpful and easy to work with. I will be going there to buy my next car! So helpful and easy to work with. I will be going there to buy my next car! More

by jrgoshert Verified Customer Verified Customer

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very professional and patient and friendly service they make you feel like family and kind make you feel like family and kind More

by kusheta40 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Tyler was great. You could tell he was newer but got me into my new ride. The sales manager, Steve, was not the most pleasant. They instantly ran a soft credit check You could tell he was newer but got me into my new ride. The sales manager, Steve, was not the most pleasant. They instantly ran a soft credit check as soon as I walked in the door WITHOUT my permission. They wanted to do this before they even showed me the car I was interested in. Then the sales manager came over and tried scaring me away basically saying my credit is poor and it will be “very difficult” to get me into the car I wanted. You’re a buy here pay here dealer. I know my credit isn’t the greatest but that does not give you the right to treat people poorly and shove it in their face that they have poor credit. Thanks for getting me into my new ride but I will not be recommending Grote to anyone. More

by Taylor Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Dan and Steve are very knowledgeable and accommodating. All questions were answered in a friendly and thorough manner, overall a great car buying experience that went above and beyond. Highly recommend! All questions were answered in a friendly and thorough manner, overall a great car buying experience that went above and beyond. Highly recommend! More

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Daniel was a great help in finding the right car and the Manager was also very understanding in regards to payments which made the process even better and smoother. Manager was also very understanding in regards to payments which made the process even better and smoother. More

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I went to this dealership on Jan. 9, 2025. After looking at their website and finding a 2020 Ford Edge on site, I went inside and met Eric. I had previously been told on the phone to a 9, 2025. After looking at their website and finding a 2020 Ford Edge on site, I went inside and met Eric. I had previously been told on the phone to ask for Steve( Heim), so I did. Eric told me that Steve was busy at the moment. I talked to Eric about the Edge, which was listed for $14000 and had 109,000 miles on it. I gave Eric any information he requested for a credit check. While I was quite aware of how horrendous my credit is, I had been told that Grote was very good at dealing with bad credit. After a while, Eric returned and told me he could not get the Edge financed because of the high mileage. Instead, he had another vehicle, which he had already pulled up to the door for a test drive. It was a 2022 Ford Escape. We did not talk about the price at this time. I should also mention, I am handicapped, I have congestive heart failure, am on SSDI, and this was later in the evening, so I feel like my judgement was somewhat impaired. After driving the Escape, I agreed to purchase it. When we re-entered the dealership, I was then introduced to a guy who I was told was Steve. This guy then proceeded to do all of the work involving getting the vehicle financed. The only time I heard anything about price, was when 'Steve" said my payments would be around $600 a month. I then asked what the length of the note was, and Eric chimes up that it would be around 60 months.I knew that it would be pricey, but I was prepared to make it happen. I was told by "Steve" that the down payment would be $500, even though I'd offered $1000. I was then pressured into getting a cosigner. I didn't want to go that route for my own reasons, however I finally called my wife and asked her to cosign for me. Every document we signed was electronic, and I had a laptop put in front of me, I was never shown or explained to what the documents were. I was told where to sign. That was it. My wife, received all of the documents in her email and signed them and returned them. She noticed and later told me what I had signed. I had agreed to pay $48000 over 75 months. When the dealership was closing, we were wrapping up the process and leaving in the Escape. I had acquired the Insurance, provided every document they asked for and was certain that it was a done deal. On the way out, I asked "Steve"what his last name was. He said his name was Steve Heim. Over the next couple of days, I received calls from the dealership, requesting various documents. The caller identified himself as Rich. I also received a call from the financing company verifying information which had been submitted as well as requesting more documents I was completely honest and forthcoming with all parties concerned. Finally, on Tuesday, Jan 14, I received a text message from Rich, saying the financing had fallen through and I had to return the Escape..To wrap this up it turned out that 1st, the Steve that I met was actually named Rich Jasso. Steve is the store manager, Rich is the Sales manager. Why would he hide his identity? Second, rich had had given the Finance Company the wrong information regarding my credit application. He told them that other vehicles that I owned had been total in an accident and that was not the case. Even if it was a mistake he cost me the financing by essentially lying to the finance company. When they contacted me I had told them the truth. Furthermore I was now perturbed by the whole experience, I've been lied to, cheated and spoken to very rudely. I did receive my down payment back. But due to the totality of the circumstances, I would never deal with these people again and nor would I advise anybody else to. More

by purduegaryc Verified Customer Verified Customer

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