DC Motors

A legit collection of sports cars. Cj is extremely knowledgeable in the business and was able to help me with what i need.

If you're considering buying a Corvette from DC Motors, do your homework first. Many of these cars come from the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School. Look up videos on youtube. These aren't typical commuter miles, they're accumulated while teaching drivers how to push a Corvette to its limits through hard acceleration, high-speed track sessions, emergency braking, slalom courses, skid pad exercises, and repeated performance driving. While these cars are designed for it and are reportedly maintained regularly, buyers should understand they're purchasing a vehicle with a VERY different history than one driven 11,000 miles on public roads. My biggest issue came after the sale. The car included a CornerStone service contract issued in my name, identifying me as the Contract Holder. After I sold the car, I canceled the contract and a refund of approximately $3,648 was generated. DC Motors kept the refund, claiming it belonged to them because they originally included the contract with the vehicle. I disagree and am pursuing the matter through the appropriate channels. Read every document carefully, ask questions in writing, and understand exactly what rights you have before purchasing. Shame on you DC Motors. Dont be so greedy, Doug

If you're considering buying a Corvette from DC Motors, do your homework first. Many of these cars come from the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School. Look up videos on youtube. These aren't typical commuter miles, they're accumulated while teaching drivers how to push a Corvette to its limits through hard acceleration, high-speed track sessions, emergency braking, slalom courses, skid pad exercises, and repeated performance driving. While these cars are designed for it and are reportedly maintained regularly, buyers should understand they're purchasing a vehicle with a VERY different history than one driven 11,000 miles on public roads. My biggest issue came after the sale. The car included a CornerStone service contract issued in my name, identifying me as the Contract Holder. After I sold the car, I canceled the contract and a refund of approximately $3,648 was generated. DC Motors kept the refund, claiming it belonged to them because they originally included the contract with the vehicle. I disagree and am pursuing the matter through the appropriate channels. Read every document carefully, ask questions in writing, and understand exactly what rights you have before purchasing. Shame on you DC Motors. Dont be so greedy, Doug.

Car was everything I wanted. Price was too high trade in value too low. Dealer not willing to negotiate. No sale

Outstanding job!!! C.J. was great, very fast response, even calling from home on his days off. Very honest, got exactly what was promised. Easy dealing no with no pressure. Would work with them and C.J. again!!

I met with Cliff Krause and he the best car salesman I have ever dealt with in my life. He made the whole experience understandable and easy for every process in buying my Corvette. The owner was very nice and all the people there were helpful. I would rate them 6 stars.

About 18 months ago I purchased a 2016 Z-51 with just over 8,000 miles. I was ecstatic because the car had never been registered, making me the original owner. The first time I took the car to a Chevrolet dealership for an oil change however, all sorts of red flags popped up, indicating that not much of the usually-outstanding GM warranty applies to my car. It had been used at a high performance vehicle instruction driving school so most of the warranty had been wiped out. This doesn't really matter....except if you ever want to sell the vehicle. All Vette buyers these days check CAR FAX and warranties against the VIN and its been my experience that none will TOUCH these training track vehicles. I now have 15,000 miles on her and all has performed FANTASTICALLY!!!

Still reviewing them have had good contact so far. They were great about bringing my other vehicle to my home.

Purchased my 2016 Corvette a few months ago. It was the easiest friendliest experience I have ever had. From the owner who came out to greet me to John my sales person who worked with me. A few months later I experienced a weird electrical bug with the vette and I took it back to them. They 110% took care of me. My next vette will be from them for sure!!

Online shoppers beware. Cars look great in photos and the descriptions are fantastic. In reality they may not be. I looked at two Bronco's and discovered very poor quality restoration work. In fact so bad that the front grill was body filled to the fender as one piece. Doors didn't close properly because of poorly repaired collision damage. There explanation was new weather stripping. On another I looked at the left door at the bottom towards the rocker panel was out over an inch. I discovered the "B" pillar was collision damaged and not repaired. They have quite a few beautiful cars from a distance they look wonderful. I would be very careful buying a car without actually looking at it and or having it inspected prior to purchase.