Siemer Auto Center

Scammers, bait and switch, went to Siemer’s to purchase a vehicle for our daughter, the car we went to look at was complete junk. Of course they had another pile of crap, which the salesman lied about 3 times fwiw his name was Tom. Do not step on their lot liars, and thieves.

I bought a car from them, which I drove 3.5 hours to get to them and they left the car outside and it was covered in snow and ice! They have a detail shop, knew I was coming for a week and couldn’t keep the car clean and warm for me. I purchased the vehicle because I need an extra row for kids, and within a weeks time things started to unravel. The check engine came on already, and the jeep dealership stated it needs a new catalytic converter and (2) O2 sensor. Also, I had to get additional quotes for my rear brake lights not working, the wipers only working on high/​low only, the auto headlights feature not working, the engine temp gauge shoots all the way up to high and the fan runs on high continuously after that. Also, a week later the coolant fluid is leaking, and it seems to have been only a temporary fix had previously been done. I have send repeated emails and multiple phone calls and text to the guy handling my sale, but they just refuse to respond. I have talked to other dealerships on how they handle a situation like this, and they said it’s unheard of from a dealership claiming to be reputable. My trade in had a small crack in the bumper, and they offered 500 dollars less for my trade in only to put my former car up for sale without even fixing the same bumper. This dealership is run by some very shady people who care more about quick turnover, the speed of sales and the bottom dollar more the customer and if they are satisfied. I hope this review helps you to steer very clear of these people, and the owner used to work for a reputable dealer, so he seems to know how to cut corners and make the most for himself and not worry about customer happiness.

Went to Siemer Auto Center to look at a Honda that I was interested in buying. It was my intention to pay cash. When I got there, the car was tightly packed in along with several others and it took two salesmen to move other vehicles around to get the Honda into the street. On top of that, the car had to be jump started and presumably because the battery had been allowed to die, the audio system would not work without a reset code.
After a very abbreviated test drive (because the fuel gauge was on «E», we returned to the dealership and the dealer wrote up the contract-​for $ 300 more than the advertised price. When I asked about it, the salesperson said it was a «documentation fee.» I told him I was not going to pay $ 300 extra for someone to process forms. The salesman invited me to make a counteroffer, which I did (for $ 300 less than their advertised price, and they countered with their original pice (plus the documentation fee). In other words, they weren’t going to go down on the advertised price inflated by their $ 300 documentation fee. I walked to my car and promptly left.
Overall, I consider Siemer Auto Service’s practices, though probably legal, morally reprehensible and not the sort of tactics an honest used car dealer would employ. I cannot in good conscience recommend this merchant to anyone.

$ 600 in doc fees, even when you pay cash for two vehicles!!! TERRRRRIBLE customer service. On a Saturday, we decided to go there from 4 hours away to purchase two vehicles. We even let our salesperson know that we were on the way, but we still had horrible service and sat for over 3 hours. Most of the guys (dressed poorly and unprofessionally) stand outside smoking cigarettes, they have cigarettes laying on their desks (my kids noticed that) and they do not have their ducks in a row. Our sales paperwork was written up incorrectly, so they had to re-​do it and send it to us. This was THE WORST car buying experience that we have ever had. I called today, 12 days after we purchased two vehicles and they hadn’t even started the paperwork to get us our titles that we paid them $ 600 to do. The woman on the phone was rude and told me that they have 30 days to get us the titles, they sell 40+ cars per week and that it has their policy printed in BRIGHT RED on the envelope. SAVE yourself a big headache and money and go somewhere else!!! **Update: 46 days after we purchased these vehicles, the Cadillac Escalade is not drivable due to mechanical issues. It’s okay though because we don’t even have the title STILL! 46 days later.

There car’s are not listed correctly on their website.
My wife and I, who live in Denver, CO, were looking for a 2011 BMW 535 and found, what we thought, was the perfect one on their website. We wanted to make sure the car had the exact packages and options we were looking for and according to their website, this car had them all. We even called the dealership and asked them to double check this particular car had the packages and options we were looking for. After being told yes it does have all the options listed on the website, we decide to make the 8 hour one way drive to Fremont NE. Before we left we called yet again and explained we were driving 8 hours, could you please once again, ensure us that the car had all of the options listed on the internet, again they assured us it did.
After making the 8 hour trip and seeing the car, I quickly realized the white 2011 BMW listed on their website does not have even half of the options listed on their website. They began apologizing all over themselves and saying things like «we are so sorry, this is not how I run this businesses.»
There «fix» was knocking $ 1,000 off the price. Nice gesture, but unfortunately, because the car does not have the options listed, it is not worth it even with the $ 1,000 knock off. Needless to say we walked away, and made the 8 hour trip back to Denver pissed off.
Here is the kicker and the reason for the review, we made that drive back in April, it is now June, the car is still for sale and they have not changed their website to update the known changes of this particular car or the pricing. Who knows what else is wrong with the cars listed on their website.
To me this is your typical shady dealership.

I have purchased over ten vehicles and this was the best car buying experience HANDS DOWN. My salesman, Marcus had fast response time and honestly answered all of my questions. He was not pushy, did what he said he would do, and had my car delivered to my job! Did I mention they rolled over my negative equity? POW! The finance manager was fast, polite, and sold me what was most useful for my situation. Go head! Do it! Buy your vehicle from these guys! You won’t be disappointed.

I purchased a car at Siemer at the end of August 2013. The sales person was friendly and helpful and the transaction went smoothly. However later on I discovered that there was extensive hidden damage that was not obvious on the initial inspection of the car at the dealership. I didn’t think that I would have to lie down on the ground to look underneath the car for damaged and missing parts. I got an estimate from a body shop to repair the damage and it was over $ 3000. I sent that estimate to Siemer and received no response.
The next surprise in this saga was finding out that the dealer sold me the car without having possession of the title. It took over two months to track down the title for this car and after two visits to the Sheriff’s inspection station (for two different state title transfers) I finally got the car titled and licensed.
Moral of the story: if you really want to deal with Siemer Auto Center, make sure that they have in hand the title for the car you want to buy from them and then take the car to a trusted mechanic for a thorough inspection.