J D Auto Sales

brandy r. 

on Citysearch

7 years ago

Don't buy from this place! They are definitely crooked! They sold my brother a car and not even 24 hours later it broke down. We had to take it to a mechanic and he said the whole motor was blown and it needed a new transmission, he refused to give a refund! $4000 down the drain! They sell bad cars! JD Auto Sales is BAD BUSINESS! 

John M. 

on Citysearch

9 years ago

These people that run this car sales lot are crook, and liers , they will cheat you, make you pay way over the price of the car you are buying, they change the papers by adding different cost in the contract with a pencil, will charge you more for tax on the car you are buying, they sale car that could break down any time after you buy the car, there's no warranty on there cars, a paper that said 10% you have a repair you need up to 30 days, you know what that is well nothing, they will not ever pay the 10%, They will take a... read more

Cody C. 

on Yellow Pages

9 years ago

I bought a trailblazer from JD's auto sales, I had it about a month and the thing litterily falling apart and haveing massive amounts of electronic issues. I would never recomend buying a car from them, they are crooks. And their office and lot is disgusting. Save your self the trouble and go to a lot that actually offers a warnty on their cars. 

Michele M. 

on Yellow Pages

9 years ago

BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!! This buisness is horrible. Bought a car from them. Two days later it broke down. Fixed on my dime, broke down again the day after with a blown head gasket. Spoke to the owner and he blew me off. Opened the door for me to leave, kept interupting me ask i tried to ask him to repair or at least help me with some of the cost. This company is unprofessional and will rip you off, no questions asked. I dont know how these people sleep at night.BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!! 

Boogieman67152 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

Bad Follow Up Service – I Bought a 1994 Grand Prix GT from this dealer....... 6 months later another engine to be placed into the vehichle due to the car "jumping" time. When the newer engine was placed into the vehicle it was founfd that 2 cylinders were "gobbled" in the spark plug area and at thre next time of plug changing the mechanic told me it was then that a new engine would HAVE to be placed at that time or xcome rather expensive cylinder job performed. Dealer failed to mention the facts regarding a car with DOHC (Du... read more