Hwy 12 Auto Sales

This is amazing place to get a good deal. Easy to work with for all budgets. Will definitely buy more cars from here in the future.

Great experience, no pressure Saw the car on Facebook market took an Uber from Branson to buy the car undriven or seen was exactly as described by Ceser. Once I pulled the trigger was out of the Sales office driving home in less than half an hour Easy terms easy approval, no banks or lendors, Easiest car deal I ever made

Y'all. Honestly if you REALLY need a car. Maybe you can come here to buy a car. But BRING a mechanic. I came to test drive some cars. Both had issues upon driving. 2nd car didn't have gas. He gave me a car to test drive that didn't have gas. On top of all the lights coming on immediately. I paid to put gas and that's a little CRAZY. when I came back to tell him about the gas... No accountability. No apology. He paid us the gas but with a commentary "wowww $5" Uh yes sir. $5. I'm not investing $100 of gas into a car that's not mine and should've already had gas prior to the test drive. The crazy part is I probably would've bought it if it felt more professional from the beginning. No hate to the employees tho they were chill. But the boss ... Get it together ma 🫩

I walked in with cash in hand (5k) and tried buying a reliable vehicle. They took my money lied to me about the vehicle being in great working condition. I found out a week later my truck i got from them has major issues in the engine. The transmission is slipping. I tried working with them on the truck figure out a middle ground or anything i wanted to even undo the deal i wanted my (5k cash) back so i can buy a vehicle that wasn’t going to cost thousands to fix. He refused to give me my money back and wont fix it without charging me thousands.

Scam artists! Motor went out on the way home from tagging it and dealer has completely ghosted me. Im out over $10,000! Full story below... First impressions are they are very friendly and enthusiastic, that sums up the positive. Drove 2 hours to look at a specific vehicle they had with only 111,000 miles on it. The listing said 109,000. Not a big deal. Got up there to buy it and they said the water pump was leaking, that I can test drive it and they will put on a new water pump if I buy it. I went ahead and bought it that night. Waited a week to pick it up and they still didn't have the title that night and said they would mail it to me. The check engine light came on between the time the said they put on a new water pump. When I picked it up they said it was an evap leak and probably just the gas cap. I ordered a new cap that night and went to the parts store to scan it, it came back as needing a catalytic converter ($1,700 oem part plus labor.) As well O2 sensors. So the evap code was a lie. I also had a professional paint restoration done on it as the thing was badly oxidized and scratched (another $1,500). Made it look brand new. Replaced all the scrated badges, and restored the dingy headlights. Put brand spanking new expensive rims and tires all the way around, and custom laserfit floor mats. A month went by and I started calling every few days about the title, and they promised the title was in the mail already to me (another lie). The also said the door locks didn't work cause the key fob battery was low (another lie), ended up being the control module that isnt cheap or easy to fix, which I did. Said the radio worked, ended up not, and needed a new amp/computer chip to function. That special amp was about $1,800, so I got a used one on ebay for $200 and installed myself. This went on for almost 3 months. I was beginning to think some fraud was going on. I finally got the title in and drove it to the tag office, and after paying tags and taxes, it literally jumped timing while driving it home. Quoted $8,000 at the cheapest place that works on Range Rovers. Had to get it towed. I drove it MAYBE 1,000 miles, put about $4,000 into it on parts and fixing it up. So counting the purchase price, I'm out probably around $11,000 or more. Asked the dealership if they can make it right and atleast buy it back for all the upgrades and parts I have in it, so that they can fix it and resale it and make some money in the process. I was willing to eat about 6k. But they ignore my messages. All that to say, dont let friendliness and charm fool you, these guys are your typical slum used car salesman. Con artists. I should of read these reviews before buying from them.