Vehicle Liquidation

Thank you Ralph and all of the staff at Vehicle Liquidation for all of your help with our purchase of our daughter’s first car! She’s thrilled and so are we. We will definitely be back and will be referring friends and family to you!

The nephew of the owner Steve is a nightmare to work with. Not only did I purchase a vehicle from them a couple years back, when I called to ask for a notarized letter, he was extremely rude and sarcastic. No sense of customer service whatsoever. He was arguing back and trying to talk over me every time I worked with him to get the notary that I paid $ 50 for. I bought a jeep Cherokee years ago from this place years ago and it broke down a couple months later. They went ahead and fixed the car but took a year which then broke down less than a year later. mYvette was the only one efficient and helpful. It seems Steve is only hanging around the business as family relation to the company but is bringing the business to the ground. He will only work with you until he sells the car, then all business ethics go out the window. Save your money!

Looking for a car, Hot Rod, or just about anything, this is the place, they allow you browse the vehicles without pressure, and are very honest — if they know there is a problem with a car they will tell you up front, Not all the carsare perfect (Hot rods and Muscle cars) but you know what you will get at a good price, which is something not found often for the speciality vehicles. I got a 80’s Firebird and love it, Will check with Vehicle Liquidation when my son and I are looking for another car. Check out this Lot you will be surprised what there is to see!

This place has a large variety of vehicles from the true off-​road vehicles, to standard daily commuters, to cool vintage rides. They are good communicates, and get back to you quickly when inquiring about the car. Check this place out, it is a cool place to visit if you are on Hwy 138.

This place isnt your standard dealership; one where you’ll find the salesmen hounding you before you’re even out your car, wearing fancy suits and fighting eachother for your attention… what I liked about this place was the fact they listened to what you were looking for; whether it was the car that I desperately needed to get me around town and to school or the fixer-​upper that I heard another customer ask for as a project for his kid to spend time on. The atmosphere was friendly, open and laid back. I went there with the knowledge of what I was looking for and a budget that I was determined to stick to. The salesman was knowledgeable in his inventory and the receptionist was friendly while I was waiting for my paperwork. This place is not for everyonnnnnnnne; if your expecting the auto mall experience that is not what you’ll get. Personally I enjoyed the atmosphere, the office décor and the all around vibe the place had. If your interested in classic cars this is def a place to visit.

This place is a MUST stop by place ! Very unique place very unique cars! Had a great experience here ! Great Customer Service! WILL be back soon!

I have been buying cars from Ralph for the past ten years. I bought my son’s first car here.
This is a fun place to visit, even if your not shopping. His lot is stocked with cars from almost every era since cars were made. Like a museum. I have seen people from all over the world come by (check them out on Facebook
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With a name like «Vehicle Liquidation», naïve suckers might think they’re getting some kind of bargain.
Hardly!!!
Sprawled out like a dog’s breakfast next to the Valley Hungarian Sausage Company, this rot-​gut place is little more than an organized junk yard. Nobody «trades up» a car to a dump like this. Rather, their stock is acquired from tow yards, impound lots, wholesale auctions, lien sales, wrecking yards and other places where unscrupulous used-​car shysters intercept worn out, used-​up piles of junk headed for the scrap heap, turn them for a quick profit, and relieve the new owner of his cash and as many payments as he can squeeze before the car craps out.
Their so-​called «website» (sic) is nothing more than a national network of flea-​bag operators whose goal to riches is using junk autos to separate honest, but naïve, people from their money.
The owner, someone who calls himself «Larry Badassridez», fully admits he’s too embarassed to advertise his prices, hoping instead to drop the bad news on some poor sucker face-​to-​face, who wouldn’t know a lug nut from a peanut about cars.
You need a car? Look for a legitimate private owner; one to whom the car is actually registered, not some weekend hustler who’s owned the car two weeks and fronting as a private owner. Stay away from rip-​offs like this crook and anyone else who advertises on flim-​flams like Craigslist.
Looking for a vintage car? Avoid this crook’s mickey-​moused, overpriced rubbish. Everything he does to a car will only cost money to have redone properly, from paint to wheels to interiors to body work. If you want an exercise in spending money, try rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic instead.
All you’re going to get here is an expensive lesson in throwing good money after bad.

Purchased a 2000 Mercury Mountaineer. Good car except that the CHECK ENGINE light went on about 3 weeks after I purchased it. I have found out that it has a cracked intake manifold. I would like my money back.