Hollern & Sons Auto Sales

Drove 90 minutes to buy a used car from Hollern. Paid what I felt was a very fair price for a car that is in very good condition. It was worth the trip and I would buy a car from them again with no hesitation.

Great place to buy a car. I recently bought my second car from this business. After purchasing the first car eight years ago I found their repair service to be excellent. They did not try to force me into repairs that were not necessary and their prices were reasonable. When I was ready for another car I was hoping to find one at this business because I trust them. I was able to find a car that I am very happy with. The entire staff have been helpful and courteous. I would not hesitate to recommend this company to anyone who values good service from honest people.

Avoid this place at all costs. I've purchased many used cars, and the Subaru I bought from Hollern was the most expensive as well as the most problematic.



Hollern blamed us for the bad clutch that went within a year, asked if we had it improperly towed. Offered to fix it for much more than other mechanics. No thanks.



Hollern was happy to charge us for a tune-up when the car started to stutter and lost all gas mileage, and told us the spark plugs were the worst they has ever seen -- again, less than a year of ownership. They said out o-rings were bad, and that oil was leaking into the cylinders. And yes, THEY CHARGED US FOR A TUNE-UP AND NEVER FIXED THE O-RINGS!



Their response to this absurdity: "We don't think the o-rings will cause you any problems." I'm serious, and my wife thought I was going to burst a blood vessel I was so red.

My wife bought a vehicle here and when she needed service,was taken advantage of,overcharged and verbally abused by the owner when tried to talk to him.Would never buy a vehicle here again!

Overpriced cars and brainless salesmen.

Took my car there one time for repairs, cost an arm and a leg, taught me a huge lesson though.

A comedy, overpriced used vehicles, fast talking salesmen, over priced service department, and

last but not least, salesmen who are obviously lonely men without a woman in their lives. What

woman wants to be asked her marital status when shopping for a car? Or better yet have a car

salesman stare at her chest or rear while fast talking about the vehicle she is interested in? Not

even if I have to drive a buggy and horse.....