Used Cars for Sale at Dave Hahler Automotive Incorporated (Chevy/Buick) in Webster, SD

Don Coury

Jul 10, 2021

Jeff was my guy. He’s a great guy and gave me a better deal than I asked for. How often does that happen. Scratches and a couple dings that i didn’t see, but there going to take care of that at a great price. Thanks, see you soon, Don

theodore hellekson

Sep 10, 2021

Still waiting for sales person to get back to me with vehicle issue.Feel deceived about other issues that were no disclosed.

Kim Weaver

Apr 27, 2021

Good clean vehicles at a fair price! The Manager and sales staff are VERY knowledgeable and friendly! We look forward to working with them again in the future!

Dyllon Duncan (Dylduncc)

Dec 13, 2020

This dealer went above and beyond what anyone could expect. I am located about 9 hours away from the dealer and found this truck online after closing. I sent an inquiry and within had a response within 30 minutes from the owner, Loren, and had all of my questions answered. I was told about the very minor door ding, and he was 100% up front with me knowing I would pretty much have to purchase sight unseen. After we worked out a deal, he then proceeded to find a way to get the vehicle within a 3 hour drive of me and made my trip a whole lot easier. Thanks guys for the awesome work, and an awesome new truck.

Elhardt Real Estate

Jun 25, 2021

Classic Buyers Beware - especially if you are out of state - you simply must get an independent inspection report on any car you purchase from these guys, or wish you had (as I wish I had) - such nationwide companies are Auto Appraisers Group, or Lemon Squad. I can see people having a good experience purchasing new cars from them as the quality-control of the vehicle itself isn't in question - but on the classic side they have no standards of vehicle prep or disclosure. Their videos hide major visual flaws, and they follow no mechanical inspection checklist. My case resulted in an un-drivable car being delivered to me with a major safety issue they missed, and a major body defect they "forgot" to mention. The result was a partial rebate of my purchase price (but no agreement not to share my true story). I'm sure the dealer will want to reply to this to convince you otherwise, and if so I'm happy to upgrade this post with photos and correspondence to prove my assertion. Instead, I truly hope they take this as an opportunity to reflect on their systems, and upgrade their processes and professional standards. I don't think they employ bad people - management has simply failed their staff with terrible processes that leave themselves exposed to undisclosed issues. Classics are an international marketplace and their small-town, in-person-sale, stereotypic, used car dealer practices are leaving them woefully unprepared for the standards of international buyers. In Real Estate this level of non-disclosure would be the height of greasy-ness, and be it intentional or unintentional, it would get my license stripped and my business sued. I hope they improve - the world needs reliable places to get classics or the legacy of these cars will continue to die. Despite it all I do wish them the best. Perhaps future 5-star reviews from other classic buyers will let me know they have solved their issues. Good luck.