Cayenne Auto Sales

Found these guys through marketplace. Went to go look at van for work. Brain was very upfront and honest with me about work that was done to the van as well as it's history. Test drove and inspected the van and they were negotiable with pricing. Used vehicles is a hard business but these people are honest and fair, if you're looking for work vehicles this is the spot to be.

These guys worked with my unique income structure, let me make a couple payments, gotvme in a nice car for a more than reasonable price! Great bunch of guys!

Terrible experience and total scammers! Buyers BEWARE! Sold my family a van that ended up breaking down within a week of the purchase that's going to cost us thousands to get running again. He lied and said the only issue was a bad tire sensor. He clearly erased all the codes on it. Checkout his other negative reviews on Facebook where he has scammed others too. Paul is not to be trusted.

We purchased a car for my teenage son from here. The day we brought it home and tried to start it, we heard a pop and it started leaking transmission fluid. Took a couple of days to get into our mechanic and there was a whole mess of problems that were covered up and rigged together using wire and plastic zip ties. It had been in a pretty severe front end collision that was disguised with a new plastic cover. We thought they would be reasonable since we hadn't even owned the car a few days and only driven one. Asked them to help cover repairs which was over 1/2 of what we paid for the vehicle. Told them it was disguised suggesting fraudulent behavior and we were told to leave their office and to "see you in court". I get "as is" but this was completely out of line with the intent to make a quick sale on a car. Will never do business with them again or encourage others to avoid as well.

My husband was driving back to Cheyenne from across the state. He saw a vehicle here that he was very interested in. We sent my father in law to look at the vehicle as we were out of town with the expectation that we would likely have him purchase it for us. When he talked to the dealer, he told my FIL that they would hold the car long enough for my husband to get back into town and look at it the next morning when they opened at 10. My husband arrived at 10 and they had sold it to someone else. We called the dealer who said he would hold it and no response. I understand that you snooze you lose. However, we could have had my FIL purchase the vehicle with cash that night. The dealer was the one who said he would hold it. Not sure if he was a bad communicator to others at the dealership or if he was just outright dishonest. But don't say you'll hold something if you won't actually do it.