Gateway Auto Sales

Very good experience. Wes the salesman was very courteous and no pressure. Josh the finance guy also very accommodating. They did a nice job detailing and servicing the car before I bought it. New tires brakes and oil change. I would buy from them again. Quick and easy including financing.

I cannot say enough about Joe and his team. He's not there just to sell you a car, he wants to help you find the vehicle that will best suit your needs, at a price you can afford. I took my son to make his first car purchase. With no credit history, we knew it was going to be a struggle. Wes was incredibly understanding and helpful as we fumbled through the process. Finally, we got the good news that we had been approved!! We could not be more thrilled with the service we received. Do not hesitate to visit Gateway Auto Sales. They are second to none!

These guys were amazing with both me and my family. Had a little one with me that they were very welcoming towards. Actually helped us find the best deal for financing that helped out a lot. Had a slight hiccup which caused a time delay, they did more than most to accommodate and were just pleasant to be around the entire time.

EXCELLENT Customer Service; QUALITY service Bought a honda ridgeline from Joe who was honest and gracious and down to earth; no high pressure - just helpful. Truck had some issues that took a few tries to fix. The whole time they were courteous, provided loaner vehicle, and continued working on it until all was in great shape, never asking for another dime. Waited a couple months to make sure no other issues. HIGHLY RECOMMEND Joe & Gateway Auto. They are honest; run an honest business.

I purchased a 2011 BMW 328xi from Gateway Auto Sales (Omaha, NE) in July 2025. I understood the vehicle was sold as-is, but the purchase price reflected fair-market value for a vehicle in good condition, supported by dealership reputation, CARFAX service history, and statements made during the sale. Shortly after purchase, the vehicle exhibited a persistent transmission shudder at highway speeds that has been present since day one. In August 2025, during manufacturer recall work, BMW of Omaha performed a multi-point inspection and documented several significant mechanical issues, including a cracked valve cover, oil-filter-housing gasket leak contaminating the coolant system, and oil saturation of the alternator. BMW marked multiple items as “fail,” which they define as requiring immediate replacement for safety or functionality reasons. Their estimate exceeded $4,300 and did not include transmission or alternator replacement. CARFAX records show the vehicle underwent pre-sale servicing and fluid changes while in the dealer’s possession and was driven over 2,000 miles before sale. When I later requested transmission specific internal service records and clarification, I was told that all work performed was reflected on CARFAX, though some repairs referenced in communication were not listed. I was also informed that a prior pre-purchase inspection conducted before my purchase was not disclosed because the dealer did not pay for it. The vehicle is now operating only after I replaced the alternator at my own expense although poorly and I have been advised not to drive it until I address the transmission issue. I have also been advised by an independent mechanic that the torque converter likely requires replacement. Documentation, inspection reports, and receipts are available. I have now serviced the transmission and valve body and found that the transmission fluid was extremely dark indicating it’s very old. This was surprising as the vehicle has only been driven about 8000 miles since gateway entered that they changed the fluid. This was my first vehicle purchase without guidance, and the experience has been nothing but financially and emotionally stressful. I am sharing this to encourage future buyers to obtain independent inspections, request complete written service records, and carefully evaluate all documentation before purchasing.