Korz Auto Farm

Good selection of cars. Decent miles. Some of the vehicles are cleaner than others but it’s reflected in the price. We ended up buying a 2003 Nissan Sentra. It’s been a good car and I would buy here again.

Fair prices. Easy to deal with. No pressure to buy. Very much unlike the average used car dealers. I test drove 3 and ended up buying a 2003 Honda Civic.

I was given plenty of time to browse without having a salesman biting at my toes. The staff was friendly and didn’t pressure me at all. I drove 3 cars and eventually bought a 2006 Kia Sportage. It’s been a great car so far and the paperwork was a breeze.

I had a good overall experience. The car I saw online wasn’t exactly as it appeared but that’s to be expected. Don was friendly and easy to chat with. Brian Gave me a cash discount on price. Not the prettiest building but suits the purpose. I would say I had a pleasant experience and at the end of the day I got a good car at a great price

I needed a car on a limited budget. This place had the largest selection. The car I bought is far from perfect but it runs and drives and I don’t foresee any issues in the future. It’s kind of a beater but for $1500 I’d say I got a fair deal and exactly what I paid for.

I researched online and found many deals. However they sellers were either very shady or very rude and arrogant. But then I visited Korz and found none of the above. They were genuinely nice and pleasant. I bought a Honda Civic at a great price and left with title in hand in under one hour. Do yourself a favor and come here first.

Fair prices and easy buying process. Brian Gabe me a great deal on my Mazda6. I was in and out in under on hour. Couldn’t ask for an easier transaction. 6 months later and car still runs perfect.

They sell older, inexpensive vehicles. of you go in with that mind set you’ll have a pleasant experience. I had a budget of $2100 and good a decent car with decent miles. I knew it’s wasn’t going to be perfect. If you have realistic expectations you’ll do just fine. Hop this helps.

Let’s be honest. I’ve purchased from Korz twice. I’m not buying luxury cars from Brian. I’m not looking for a top quality service shop. I’m buy a reliable cheap transportation to get from point A to B for my son. I purchased a 98 Toyota Camry with 40k miles and 2005 Chevy Caviler with 70k. Brian keeps his overall very low. This is the Dollar General of car lots The process is quick and painless. Both purchases were less than a hour each. Both cars needed some maintenance but at minimal cost. Just like Dollar General, you get what you pay for. If you shop right, you can find yourself a good used car at a value price. (Hopefully, my son will not destroy another car but if he does I’ll probably head back to Korz )

I saw the car I wanted online. We went to the dealership, located the vehicle. Was greeted and given the keys immediately. We drove the car quite a ways and performed an noisier inspection. Made an offer which was accepted and left in under one hour. By far the easiest buying process ever.