Peoples Choice Auto

I recently purchased a used WV from People’s Choice Auto, and the experience was truly phenomenal! From the initial browsing on their user-friendly website. The entire process was seamless and stress-free. I worked with the owner, Kevin, who was incredibly helpful and professional throughout. He answered all my questions promptly via phone and email, ensuring every detail was taken care of without any pushy sales tactics often found at traditional dealerships. I highly recommend People’s Choice Auto to anyone looking for an efficient and pleasant way to buy a car. I will definitely be a returning customer for my future vehicle needs

I bought a jeep here for my son. We have had it now for a month. He absolutely loves it. It had lower miles for a 2017. Kevin was nice and easy to work with.

Do not buy a vehicle here, bought a truck from him a few years back that had major problems with the exhaust and break system. When I brought it in for the 30 day lemon law instead of fixing the issue he quick patched my exhaust to make it quiet until after the 30 days. Don’t buy anything from this dealer it’s a headache waiting to happen down the road.

STAY AWAY! Dealer sells vehicles in extreme disrepair and the warranty is lip service. Within a week of having the truck, had to take it in to see what was up with the steering. (Felt like it was binding up while trying to take tight turns through roundabouts, to the point I literally couldn't keep it on the road) The repair shop found: -The steering shaft completely rusted out. -Front passenger side suspension spring broken -Tires dry rotted from age(8 years old per manufacturing date stamp) -Spare tire COMPLETELY destroyed -Tranmisssion oil oiler lines leaking Emailed the report and pictures to Kevin, asking about the warranty for the steering, suspension, and transmission lines. Figured the tires I'll just take care of myself. I didn't get a response. Waited a week and followed to with a call. His response was steering and lines aren't covered because they're not "internal" components, and that the shocks must have broken after I bought the truck because it would have been found during "inspection." 2 months later truck started to have LOUD grinding noise and vibrations. Took it back to my local repair shop, they found it was the trans case and quoted the repair as $3,200. I called Kevin again, since 1)still under warranty 2) now it's an "internal" component. Conversation in a nutshell- I needed to return the truck to him, then he would make arrangements with the "mechanics" he uses. Where they would diagnose the problem themselves and if there is an issue(and covered by the warranty) they'll make the repairs. The dealership will also NOT be providing a loaner vehicle in the mean time. The unwillingness to allow my local repair shop to fix the transfer case issue was because they're "a business that's just out to make money." 🙄 AVOID THIS DEALERSHIP They flip repo'd cars from auctions. Pencil whip inspections. Weasle out of warranty work.

Although he seems like a good guy, the quality of his vehicles are sub-par . I bought two new vehicles within a week apart. A Pathfinder that literally had problems on the way home. Ended up having to replace an Axel a speed sensor and an air inlet hose that caused a light to come on. Underneath was so rusted the mechanic had to cut the Axel to fix it just to find part of the exhaust was so rusted it fell apart in his hand. There's is no way it should have passed inspection. That vehicle ended up costing me over $1200 to fix it. When I brought the problems to his attention he said my extended warranty I bought for $3000 should cover it. But they wouldn't because I JUST PURCHASED IT! And they will not cover any repairs for 30 days. He replied ,"Huh, really. Wow." Then my Titan Pro 4x ended up needing a rack and pinion and a power steering pump. As well as bad struts in the front causing the truck to sit uneven. When I called him he said it just needs power steering fluid. Yeah because it was leaking from the pump and rack. After that comment I wouldn't bring even a lawnmower to him for repairs. My next step is a That costs me another $1650. So keep driving to the next dealership. Heed my warning ⚠️⚠️⚠️