Steve Winnie Auto Sales Inc

"I'd love to write that all was above board. Just cannot. As for the 1 star rating -- It is based on many things I won't write about because I heard it second hand and cannot verify yet. Still can only give 1 star based on what I know first hand...the amount of $$ needed to be poured into the vehicle IMMEDIATELY after purchase to fix all kinds of serious safety issues the car had when purchased that were hidden from the purchaser. And, this I also know first hand...saw the receipts myself. And Winnie's had the audacity to CHARGE each way to and from their shop to...TOW the car they had just sold that...NEEDED TO BE TOWED BECAUSE IT WASN'T SAFE TO DRIVE. Nuff said, right? Man-oh -man! 1 star rating richly deserved only because there's no "no star" rating."

"The wonderful ladies in the office were amazing they don't mess around they were very helpful answered all my questions I was in and out in less than 45 min both days put together that's making the deal signing papers and leaving with my new vehicle. Very Efficient these girls know there job and do it well.. they have a great selection of vehicles from a wide price range. If you are looking for a new used vehicle check them out. Support you local businesses. Thank you Steve Winnie auto sales it was great doing business with you."

"A big part of embarking upon this next chapter of our lives is purchasing a vehicle that you know your wife will love to drive. Say hello to "Good Vibrations," our new/used 2008 Pontiac Vibe! A big shout out to Steve Winnie Auto Sales, Inc. of Edmore for helping us find our new ride! Steve Winnie will always help you find the vehicle that you are looking for while providing you with excellent customer service along the way..."

"I WOULD NEVER RECOMMEND THIS BUSINESS. The 2005 red Jeep Grand Cherokee is a SCAM! (Feb. 23, 2022). Definitely a business that is trying to scam the non-mechanically inclined. No one there knows how to do their job. The two women have no idea how to sell a vehicle. The owner might have but he wasn’t there…..Drove two hours to find out it had a BIG list of issues but when we called ahead, we were told no issues. The ad online had also said no issues. A few things that were not listed nor talked about over the phone, big oil leak, bad strut noises, and broken radio. Those seem like issues that should be listed on an ad or at least told over the phone when a customer is driving 2 hours. The vehicle had no gas in it, so we could barely test drive it. The mileage listed online was incorrect. When we arrived the car had 10,000+ more miles on it, than what was listed. Staff was very uneducated when it came to selling used cars. The staff also seemed like they didn’t even care to make a sale. Good luck having a successful business with that kind of staff. F"

"Found a vehicle there we were interested in. It was used so, of course, there were some issues. My husband took it back after the test drive. Before he could ask about any of our concerns, they said they had other interested buyers and to make a decision. So he got papers written up for it and went to contact our credit union for financing. Before we went any further with money, I contacted them about a whining when you turned the wheel. I was told they had "topped off" the transmission fluid. I questioned that asking wouldn't it be power steering fluid that needed attention? Sherry went to the back. She returned in just a minute or two and confirmed that "everything was taken care of." I felt like my concerns were being dismissed. I questioned the fact that the entertainment package didn't play DVDs. Seemed like a pretty significant issue concerning that upgrade. I was told the price already reflected all my concerns and that there was nothing else they would do about it. Again, I was informed that there were other potential buyers. We never even discussed the other broken parts: a power mirror, trim, etc. In spite of my irritation at the lack of concern/pressure to buy, the market is very barren right now. We decided to bite the bullet and get it anyway. To shorten the story, we had to reconnect with our banking institution again. When we tried to clarify with Winnie's about their taking a check or need for a cashier's check, we were informed they already sold the car to someone else even though we had paperwork started and they were aware we were working with our credit union. This all took place in less than 36 hours. I find this to be very unprofessional and even unethical. I felt pressured and believe there were unaddressed mechanical issues that are now someone else's problems. I will never look at a vehicle there again. I will not only NOT recommend them, I will speak up about avoiding there should someone mention they're looking for a vehicle."