SCAM ALERT Leo Auto Sale FINANCING AVAILABLE

Tonya S. 

on Birdeye

2 months ago

I recommend having any vehicle from this dealership thoroughly inspected by an independent mechanic before purchasing. I paid cash for a 2019 Ford Edge that looked to be in great condition. Unfortunately, about three weeks after I bought it, the CV axle failed and I had to spend around $1,000 on repairs. Then, about three months later, the transmission began slipping, resulting in even more costly issues. My experience was very disappointing, and I regret not having the vehicle inspected before buying it. Learn from my mista... read more

Vanesa X. 

on Birdeye

3 months ago

Great and honest people. 

Lindsey A. 

on Birdeye

6 months ago

Great experience , all the negative complaints are literally coming from people who have bought a vehicle with over 200,000 miles & expected tohave a used car that will last them a life time.  I’ve bought two used vehicles with them and yeah we had to replace some tires later down the road and maybe the brakes etc but that’s common and normal. People expect these guys to give them a brand new car for 4-5k that doesn’t work people.. 

Walt J. 

on Birdeye

7 months ago

Do not waste your time or money buying a vehicle from this guy. Sets up fake profiles under Alias names. Knowingly sells cars with issues and will than use the excuse the car was sold as is. Check out BBB ratings and actual reviews from people and not the fake reviews friends and family have been filling out on google for him. Only reason for getting 1 start is that it’s required in order to leave a review. 

Riki O. 

on Birdeye

7 months ago

Great experience at Leo Auto Dale. The staff was friendly, honest, and easy to work with. The car was exactly as described and the process was quick and smooth. Highly recommend! 🚗✨ 

Lindsey A. 

on Birdeye

7 months ago

This people have been great to us 

Jake L. 

on Birdeye

8 months ago

SCAM. Not a real business. Just read the other reviews. Lindsey didn’t want to refund a measly 100$ deposit to hold a (falsely advertised) car for me to come look at. It was a lemon. Allen seemed pretty chill and cool but this is not how you run a business. Place needs to be shut down. They’ll get what’s coming to them. 

Georgia L. 

on Birdeye

a year ago

This business owners real name is Leonard Omerovic and he makes fake profiles online to sell vehicles. If that's not shady... I would post a photo of the fake profile but he'll probably just delete it and probably has other fake profiles. It will all catch up to you one day all the BS you tell everyone. 

Susan J. 

on Birdeye

a year ago

The one man called Leo was flirting with my teenage daughter asking for her number when I was overlooking the car I was going to get her. It looked like he had a family according to his "wife's" profile picture.