Amiri Auto Sales, Inc.

Bought a Mazda from Amiri and it’s been Fantastic! I called asking if I could test drive the car before I bought it, I told him I’d be there in an hour. I pulled up to the lot and the car was idling warming up for me to take it to my mechanic. I took the car, he gave me $20 for gas. He shows pictures of before and after he got it and what’s been replaced. He is very relaxed and doesn’t talk you into buying anything. It’s like buying a car from your uncle. The cars are a salvage title and have been in accidents. So rarely something may malfunction but amiri is good about taking care of you. I repair my own cars so I don’t worry about that much. He does give a small warranty on the engine and transmission, I believe 10,000 miles. My family has purchased 6 cars from him and plans on never buying new again! Pro tip check his website weekly he moves through a lot of vehicles!

I bought a 2008 Nissan Altima with low mileage about 6 years ago for my daughter and it has worked outstanding. I bought it for almost half the price of used car prices. I knew going in that he sells salvage titled vehicles (people do your homework). I have lived in California and North Dakota and they don't do a very good job in regulating salvaged vehicles. Minnesota heavily regulates salvaged vehicles so this is comforting. As far as Amiri I have had him do additional work on my other vehicles and it is refreshing to know that he values me as one of his customers and is always pleasant, eager to assist and gives me his best price. I wanted to address some of the negative comments, first off do your homework, Amiri is very upfront that he sells salvaged vehicles. Expecting him to replace break pads and other disposable items has nothing to do with him. There is no used vehicle place that would replace disposable items, (ie. used tires, filters, oil and etc.) so these individuals who post these negative comments are being unreasonable and bad mouthing an honest man. When you buy a salvaged vehicle you need to consider the amount of money you spend for a new or used vehicle and than consider the amount of savings on a salvaged vehicle and for me the saved money is worth it. Amiri does business right and has been in business for many years taking care of customers like me.

I would HIGHLY NOT recommend doing any service with this company. They are unreliable, non-communicative, and takes ZERO efforts into work on their customers vehicles. I had my front and rear bumper re-painted. As you can see from photos attached the work quality was very poor and horrible. The painter Junior got over spray everywhere. On my exhaust, my under tire carriage, in my interior, on my AC lines, & on my headlights + taillights! To top it off, the paint job was very poor quality. A LOT of runs on the front and back bumper. A lot of cut corners and improper work in my eyes. This is very unacceptable and plain horrible work. Anyone reading this I would advise anyone NOT TO DO BUSINESS HERE. zero stars if I could.

This was the most heartbreaking, horrific experience I have ever had with a used auto dealership. The auto salesman is very personal and condescending. It is quite disgusting when I think about this entire process. They broke the hood release opening the hood. Replaced it with a zip tie, while replacing the left headlight. 1st of many issues, Went to get the oil change Valvoline Instant Oil. They refused to change the oil stating the oil pan had a plug and everything has zip ties. Informed auto salesman of oil pan issues. He ageeed to replace the oil pan right away. Sent pictures to my phone said come on Saturday will change out oil pan. Began calling on Saturday no answer stopped by Auto Dealership it was closed. It went downhill from this point. Lots of calls and visits and broken promises. It’s so overwhelmingly sad that I could go on but I am just have to stop here.

Went to look at a used car I was interested in. Noted the details and mileage. The car was a salvage title. There was damage from a previous accident. The owner told me he buys these cars at auction in the Chicago area. The owner seemed okay at first. Came back to buy the car a few weeks later after the dealers private mechanic had done the repairs. Guess what? The odometer was set back well over 100k miles. I had pictures and detailed notes and documents from my previous visit. When I confronted the owner, the Iranian guy. At first he tried to deny it. But when I showed him the pictures and evidence, he reluctantly admitted to changing it. He does this with several of his vehicles. The owner lied right to my face and then when confronted with the truth tried to BS his way out. The cars are cheap for a reason people. DON'T TRUST THE MILEAGE ON THE VEHICLES!! Tampering with odometers is illegal and this shop should be invested buy whoever regulates this sort of thing.