Nebo Auto Center

So pleased with Larry & Jim at Nebo Auto. I follow carfax and was emailed a list when new make & models I'm looking for come on the market for sale . This sweet ride was found at Nebo Auto in Jonosboro Arkansas . It is better than the photos. Larry was was prompt in answering the phone, communicating honestly, quickly and made this deal happen same day, over the phone ! Jim the mechanic delivered to my door the next day . He was professional, polite , and funny ! A four hour test drive , which is testament to a solid working machine. Can hardly believe this VW EOS is a 2010 model with only 52k miles. Paid full price because it was fair , no dealer fees or delivery fees. so excited about my new car and I'm sure its destined to become a classic!

We drove from South Mississippi and bought our Avalanche from Larry Self. Best car dealer & salesperson that we have done business with....no doc fees etc; We are happy with our purchase. Friendly and knowledgeable folks working there....Driving over 300 miles. We feel like this is the best dealer we could have chosen. David & Trudy Haynes

Larry, the salesman, was so easy to work with. No pressure at all. Marty, the finance manager was awesome too. No pressure, easy going and everyone was friendly, polite, and just AWESOME! We purchased our 2018 Nissan Rogue from NEBO and we would use them again! Thank you guys for being OUTSTANDING!

I purchased a vehicle from NEBO end of March and the vehicle lasted 2 months! The axle blew up 2 months after purchasing the vehicle. Took it to a Subaru mechanic who stated the person who inspects the vehicles absolutely had to have seen there was an issue during the inspection. So either NEBO knew and sold the car anyway or the inspector didn’t do their job. Either way a customer shouldn’t be out 12,000 because of the company’s mistake. Take caution before purchasing anything from this company!

Don't buy a car from here! They sell lemons! I bought a car from them less than 2 months and 5,000 miles ago and I've already spent over $1,500 in repairs to keep it on the road. The cylinder 1 misfire that resulted in replacing the cylinder 1 coil could be chalked up to bad luck. However, the $1,000 replacement of control arms on both sides because my car suddenly started bouncing all over the road, is not just bad luck. That kind of wear would show up in an inspection; which means they knowingly sold me a car with a dangerously work front end suspension.