Goodman Auto Sales

Connor Boerman _{on Google}

Nov 1st, 2022

EXTREME CAUTION: I purchased a vehicle here in February 2022. I stopped by the lot (Mistake 1: coming here) I did the best I could to make sure the vehicle functioned well, and felt confident enough to purchase it (Mistake 2: not getting a per-purchase inspection).
On the drive back to Michigan, the vehicle's check engine light came on. Great. I made it back to my local mechanic to get it checked out and make sure everything was safe to drive. The check engine light came on because the catalytic converter was missing. There is NO REALISTIC WAY that Goodman's Auto Sales did not know this at the time of sale, unless they are grossly incompetent. When I asked directly if there were any known issues with the vehicle, I was told "no".
On top of this, half of the brake pads were replaced... Just enough to look fine from the outside, but not enough to be safe to drive for an extended period of time. I got everything that needed to be fixed, fixed - to the tune of ~$2k. After getting about 4k miles on the vehicle, the TRANSMISSION FAILED. I decided to cut my losses and move on - I highly recommend anybody considering coming here to look elsewhere.

Victoria Smith _{on Google}

Aug 24th, 2021

Three weeks after I bought a 2011 Chevy Cruze, my check engine light came on and my car started shaking violently. And the owner forget to mention that the A/C compressor was completely junk so I had no A/C and it was an $800 fix. They do not thoroughly inspect the cars or just choose not to tell you all the problems the cars have. All around my car has done me well, just be highly suspicious and ask a lot of questions in the car buying process.
Update, a year and a half in my transmission completely blew and the car was apparently only at 120,000 miles. The cost of repair was worth more than the car itself. Don't buy a car here- historically has a bad rep so just listen to that.

Elizabeth Blair _{on Google}

Aug 5th, 2021

Buyer beware!!! I would have any car purchased from Chuck to have it checked out from someone else. After paying 5000 for a car and it breaking down 2 days later. Ive put 5000 into fixing it just to be told I need to get rid of it and cut my losses. Why? Because there was A LOT more wrong with it!! Hes a really nice guy when buying it, but not so much when you call him 2 days later to tell him you think the transmission went out.
Hey Chuck, the two different places I ended up taking it to, yeah they are both curious to how you fix this car long enough to get it sold!!
Never again will I but anything there. You only make small car dealerships look bad!!
Oh and some of your reviews come from your employees or family? Wonder why?
Lesson learned!!! I may be out 10,000 dollars but at least Im honest!!!