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October 2021 by Tony Rector
Fantastic experience. Very friendly, down home service. Great choices.
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March 2021 by Joseph Barrett
Commodore motors usually has very nice automobiles. On this occasion I drove approximately 25 miles to get there the website said the hours were until 430 pm. After driving 25 miles I arrived at 3:50 not only were they closed they did not have the advertised vehicle that I drove there to purchase. I am going to call them on Monday morning and see if they have the vehicle I was after.
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March 2020 by Patricia Flores
Best work vehicles!
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April 2019 by Rick Plumlee
Nice people. Willing to make a fare deal. Enjoyed doing business there.
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April 2019 by S L
Great cars at great prices!
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April 2019 by Jackie Prigmore
Great job great people
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April 2017 by Karen Sowell
I work with a company that has purchased all their vehicles from here. Great prices, very honest and pleasure to do business with!! Thank You
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April 2016 by WIN Home Inspection
have bought numerous vehicles from commodore motors, very happy, good prices, good service and good vehicles. Will buy there again !!!
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April 2016 by Larry Whitley
THIS PLACE GETS SOME OF THEIR VEHICLES REPAIRED BY A SHADY MAN NAMED DANNY JUSITS. HE DOES HORRIBLE WORK AND LIKES TO RIP PEOPLE OFF. I WOULD NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS PLACE JUST BECAUSE OF THAT ASSOCIATION. DANNY JUSITS IS A SCAM ARTIST AND YOU WILL MOST LIKE REGRET OWN ING ANY THIN HE HAS TOUCHED.
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April 2014 by Kathy Samuel
Last month we were in need of a vehicle to add to our plumbing business. We were told about Commodore Motors by a friend who had bought several vehicles from them in the past. I found the inventory to be extensive, the prices very competitive and the sales women were very informed and helpful. I would recommend Commodore Motors whenever you need a work vehicle.
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April 2014 by Anthony Kim
WARNING!!! RUN AWAY FROM THIS SHADY USED CAR LOT!!! They will breach their own signed contract.
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October 2013 by A K.
WARNING!!! RUN AWAY FROM THIS SHADY USED CAR LOT!!! They will breach their own signed contract. We had a signed deal for $9,000 including our car as trade-in, they cashed our $5,000 down payment, and they offered to finance the rest at 19% interest. They said that it was simple interest and could be paid off early with no penalty, so we thought we could pay it off in three months. WE CHECKED AND SIGNED ALL PAPERWORK, chatted with the car lot owner while they were getting the car ready, and he smiled and wished us good luck. We had no idea that a day later the car lot owner would call us, cursing, and tell us that he never agreed to the deal, and that we had to return the truck. He threatened to repossess the truck, and the REPO man showed up a week later and took the truck. We called the POLICE in the presence of the repo man (and all our neighbors by this point), and although the police were sympathetic because we were not in breach of contract, the repo man was still LEGALLY allowed to take our new truck (they said that repo laws are different than police laws). We owned over 50% of the vehicle, and the first payment was not even due for another two weeks, but this unscrupulous car lot owner was still allowed to take it back. We had to call another police officer to meet us at the car lot to get our trade-in and money back. It was a horrible experience to say the least. SAVE YOURSELF THE HASSLE AND DO NOT DO ANY TYPE OF BUSINESS WITH THESE PEOPLE. Even with a signed contract and taking your money, they can still take back the car you buy. I had a bad gut feeling about these people, but chose to ignore it because we thought we were getting a good deal. I AM HERE TO WARN YOU TO SAVE YOU THE HEARTACHE THAT WE WENT THROUGH. I have done business in the past where I made money, and lost money, but I have NEVER gone back to someone I sold something to and told them they had to pay me more money after we had a signed agreement, and if not, that I would take their stuff away. It is strange that even in America with all the signed documents, that the law still allows this type of business practice. BUYER BEWARE!!!
