The Auto Depot

Very friendly and knowledgeable. I am just starting to look for our next vehicle and this locatuon is my top pick so far. Reasonable prices as well

Has a decent variety of vechiles.

Some nice older and newer used cars. Owner is knowledgeable and friendly.

This is BS! We live in Lodi, CA. Which is approx 196 miles away from this dealership. My husband called last night at 5:11pm (dealership closes at 5:30) to see if a specific truck was available. It was and my husband told AJ we would be there when they open up this morning. We pull into the driveway at 9am after leaving Lodi at 5am just to find out they sold the truck last night! They did not have the decency to call us and let us know last night so we did not have to drive all this way. Waste a tank of gas, drag our 5 year old son out of bed and make him sit in a truck 6+ hours round trip as well as my husband and myself missing a day of work. Absolutely do not recommend this place! AJ and the owner lack common courtesy for their fellow man.

Matt doesn’t know what a clean title is. My credit union wouldn’t finance me on a beautiful car he had on his lot because he couldn’t be bothered to go the DMV and obtain a clean/perfect title without the former lienholder’s name on it. He could get the car smogged but no clean title. He chose to fight with me on the phone instead and make several attempts to steer me toward United Federal Credit Union. I’m glad he only wasted my time because after reading the reviews (which I should have done first), I see that things could be much worse. As soon as you fall in love with a car, always ask to see the title to make sure it is clean and that the owner/salesperson understands what that means.nnThe car in question was a very nice 2004 Toyota Avalon with less than 88,000 miles. It fit the criteria for my auto loan...or so I thought. I wondered why it was still there after almost 4 months. Now I know why. If there isn’t still a lien on that car, then why wouldn’t Matt just go to the DMV (it’s Carson City, Nevada, the state capitol, where you can get any document you need quickly), and have a clean title printed? That’s all he had to do to sell me that car. Smells fishy for sure.nnJudging by his responses to all these other reviews (notice the 5 star reviews have no comments on them because he probably asked for them in exchange for something) he’s going to say that the title is clean. It’s not. Just because there is a signature on the “Lienholder Release” line doesn’t make it legit. He needs to take it to the DMV to have it re-printed without that on there. Easy fix. I’ve done it for cars I’ve purchased privately. But he’d rather fight with me and my credit union (who doesn’t want to take a loss of course) instead.