Goodfellow Auto Sales

"Seemed to be a good purchase drove vehicle home, the next morning g started the vehicle and it sounded very rough not at all like the vehicle I drove home, took it to my mechanic friend I call him the car whisperer he said it needs coils and front struts. I could hear something rattling in the front when I hit a bump, and I looked under the front tire and saw something hanging so that w was on me. Idk if they can do something to make coils work for a test drive, but it's odd that the very next time I started the car, the coils were bad. They wanted too much for a car that was spray painted black all over and I mean that in every sense of the word. I told my daughter this car was only worth half as much I argued with them both and told them to keep it. She yelled at me! I knew they saw cash money they were not gonna let thst money get away for a few hundred dollars. She still paid too much considering what she's got to do to fix this car. I use to buy cars at the auction. I know, what they paid for that car. They made double!!"

"These people are crooks!!! Don’t waste your time! I purchased a van from them and the transmission went out but I noticed that MR JONES(he never tells you his name) kept saying to leave the van running when I test drove it, he did something to get it started, it didn’t always start for me. It’s a no for me!!!"

"Do not buy from here at all costs. They will scam you out of your money. They sell cars unethically knowing theirs problems with the cars as “as is”. Mine only lasted me less than 4 months."

"I had a poor experience with this dealer. Bought a car from them a few weeks ago thinking all was well. Found out that it needed an inspection to get temporary tags, when I went to the DMV I found out it hadn’t passed an inspection yet. When I took it in to be inspected, it failed miserably. It needed about $1,800 worth of repairs to have a shot at passing. The VIN number on the paperwork was also not matching on the card, and wiring to the dashboard of the vehicle had been tampered so that no warning lights would come on for its various issues (according to the mechanic). I was able to return the car and get my money back fortunately (hence the two star rating versus one) but they’re being investigated by the Missouri Department of Revenue criminal sector so that’s all you need to know. Just today I saw the car listing was posted again, with no information about the cars mechanical issues. Stay away from them."

"Do not buy from here. Just bought a Honda a month ago never overheated on me. I noticed antifreeze leaking and guess what, I got sold a car with a cracked engine block! No refund policy, so I am out 4K. I highly recommend taking your business elsewhere."