Dealerships near me (Beloit, WI)

I've worked with Gary Dixon several times over the years on a couple of car deals. He has to be one of the most honest people I've dealt with in a car dealership. He's unusual. Not always the easiest guy to get a hold of he does everything himself. Be patient and persistent and call him, will be one of the best buying experiences you'll have!

I went to see the car, John, the sales person turned on the vehicle and I sat on it, I asked if I could test-drive the car, then he asked me for my driver's license. He returned and said that he talked to his manager and that his policy was that I needed to be pre-approved for a loan for the vehicle before I could test-drive the car. So, I left and have not returned. How could I apply for a loan in advance if I did not know if I liked the way the car performed?

The dealer was very helpful

When I got there at the dealership they said vehicle was on a lift and I couldn’t see it that I would have to come back another day drove 57 mins away in Illinois over there mind you I had a phone call with a sales manager letting me know the vehicle was ready to buy also he wouldn’t discuss price over the phone

When I arrived the vehicle I was interested in was off to the side and covered in snow. When it was cleaned off and shown to me the vehicle kept cutting off. Of course they had more expensive vehicles to show me. I became interested in one; however, it was $3k more than I planned to spend. After driving 57 minutes and being assured that the vehicle I was coming for was there and in my price range, when that didn’t happen I hoped the manager would negotiate. It was the COMPLETE opposite. He was dismissive and unmoving. The following day I tried a Kunes in Milwaukee. We told the sales rep we were prepared to spend $17k and would like a decent used car. The first car looked like it was brought from an accident to us. The backend was smashed in and the taillight missing. The second car was FILLED with dog hair. They didn’t even have the decency to clean it out. The moral of the story is avoid all Kunes dealerships.