Used Cars for Sale at Tom Peck Ford, Inc. in Clinton, WI

TerryMac45

Mar 22, 2014

My dealer bought a car off of Jim Pecks show room floor for us. When we got it back, it was filthy, not as advertised !

Toni H

Feb 12, 2012

My boyfriend has always bought his cars from Tom Peck. I have bought my last two vehicles from Tom Peck in Clinton. I have always been treated exceptional there. I simply call and talk with Adam or Tim, tell them exactly what I want and what I want to spend and they always seem to deliver with a smile. I feel that they go out of their way for me and I am never rushed or pressured to make a decision. I will recommend Tom Peck Ford of Clinton to everyone looking to get a car, and I will never go any where else. Thanks for making my experience so great!

Connie333

Oct 11, 2010

Tom Peck Ford is the worst car lot I have ever dealt with. Bought a car from them to be shipped to OR with the promise of car being delivered with in 10 days 1 month later still no car. When contacting them every call got a different answer to my questions. No one knows what the other is doing at this lot. AVOID at all costs We have purchased many cars to be shipped and this was the WORST experience ever. Will Never buy a car from these people again. Save yourself some frustration and avoid dealing with them.

dstoner76

Mar 2, 2010

2003 Pontiac Vibe,Quite a few months ago I ended my grueling search for a car by buying a 2003 Pontiac Vibe from Tom Peck Ford in Clinton, WI. Part of what made this task so tiresome was my relatively low budget, and that it seems most dealerships are employed by a**#(&^* (to be blunt). I called and emailed countless dealerships, and most acted as though it was a chore to even talk to me, let alone get me information about the car I was inquiring about. Then of course there was the stereotypical salesman that tried to upsell me to something far out of my price range. I played phone tag, dealt with people that seemed to run chop shops, was laughed at for thinking I could get a car for the price I wanted, watched hundreds of cars on eBay, and still had nothing to show for it. However, there was one person I dealt with that made me think maybe buying a car didn't have to be worse than pulling teeth.I found a listing of AutoTrader that seemed to be just what I was looking for. I emailed Randy Hohensee asking if my price could be met, and he got back to me soon saying he could. This was going well, but I had been here before only to discover the car was a piece of junk. I asked about the condition and the transmission, and I was assured that everything checked out. I was getting hesitantly more excited. It seemed that if the test drive went well I would be buying this car. I got everything money related in order, and after some pleading was able to secure a friend (and his pregnant fiance) to ride up there with me in case I did buy the car. A couple hiccups with my friend and his availability and some bumbling calls asking Randy exactly what I needed to do and bring later and we were on our way.We got there just before closing, but I was assured by Randy that it was okay for us to take it for a test drive for as long as we needed and that there was no hurry. We got the keys and drove for quite a while. We sat for quite a while. Idled, revved, turned everything on and off, looked everything over inside and out, pretended we knew what we were doing when we looked at the engine, and just discussed general opinions on everything about the car. Randy even let us borrow a cordless drill battery charger (we wondered why that was in his office) to test the AC outlet out. Every little defect was noticed (there were very few, and most were just ding or scratches that no one should really care about. I mean this thing is hurtling around the earth at 65 MPH for hours at a time things are going to get a little scuffed.) and nothing was setting off any red flags or any other shade of flag. It looked like I was finally going to have a car.We stepped inside to let Randy know I was ready to buy. He didn't start a sales pitch he just went and got the necessary paperwork and went through it with me. We chit chatted a little bit, but the big moment came when I got to bang the gong. It might be a gimmick, but the hell if I wasn't going to hit that thing off the hooks. It resonated all the way as we walked out to the parking lot. It was there we discovered the cordless drill was for putting on temporary license plates. We kept jibber jabbering outside, and I sort of can't remember the details because I was elated. I know I made mention of how impressed I was with him, and how I would write a glowing report about him for his outstanding work. I then drove the Vibe home and was just awash in euphoric thoughts. It never felt so good to be behind the wheel, and I basically metaphorically drove off into the sunset. But, I never fulfilled my promise to Randy.I plan to correct that today with this review. The entire process was just so painless; especially in comparison to all the terrible people I dealt with beforehand. There was no trying to convince me into a new Ford Focus. No surprise fees or taxes or charges. I never felt pressured in any way. He was laid back, but helpful as can be. Basically, if I could I would buy every car I ever buy from him. Unfortunately, I'm not really a Ford kind of guy, but still you get trade-ins, right? So yeah, that's my story. I know this comes late. He might not even remember me, but I'll long remember what a nice, professional and dedicated guy he was simply because he stood out among all the as*^%!at. Keep this guy, promote this guy, do something nice for him, anything. He deserves it. Regards,David Stoner2003 Pontiac Vibe

Crystal

Mar 6, 2007

BAIT AND SWITCH???Randy Hohensse quoted me $12,000 for a truck via email. When I called him back the next day, he denied ever quoting me that price. He told me it would be closer to $16,000. I feel that Mr. Hohensse is using false advertisement to lure customers.