Dream Auto Group

Don't bother shopping here they'll sell you with milk and honey but as you can see from multiple reviews they sell you a lemon I ended up having to replace a O2 sensor radiator and a Cadillac converter on my 2007 Dodge Dakota that I purchased back a few years ago within a month is when the car started falling apart I contacted the dealership and sent text of the invoices and was never responded to to this day don't waste your money they only care about the sale once it's done you're no longer their concerned

They sold a lemon! I paid 17k for a 2015 car and already put a thousand into it now I have it in the shop with a blown engine😂 salesman don’t know anything abt the cars they don’t even know what the difference in a ST1 and ST2 is. They don’t Inspect their cars don’t buy from them these guys suck and they scam!

Sold me a 2014 ford hybrid when delivered it had front driving light out on right side pieces missing scratches everywhere seats torn battery won't keep a charge apolstrie held up with thumb tacks ect ect ect a complete lemon

Vehicle was inspected at a private automotive repair shop with certified technicians. They found body mounts that were broken through the under side of the vehicle, poorly welded metal hiding cracks in the frame, slipping transmission, leaking brakes and a number of other things. I was informed it would not make the trip from Michigan to Texas and would be lucky to make it out of Michigan as it was unsafe to drive. Dream Auto wanted $11,500 - keep dreaming

I bought a 2013 dodge durango crew and it arrived with the power steering line completely off. I've replaced every part except for the engine all within 15 months

On October 27, 2023, we purchased a 2014 F-150 from Dream Auto Group in Shelby Township, MI. The sales team was initially phenomenal. They answered all my questions (I thought truthfully) and were extremely responsive. To be honest, they wouldn’t leave us alone. However, after agreeing on the price and completing the necessary documents, the financing and warranty suddenly changed. We were charged double for what we were told we would qualify for due to it being “purchased out of state.” The warranty we originally agreed to, and received documentation for, was switched to one that the bank financing us provided citing it was “was way better” than the one they initially offered us. The salesman said, “You have my word of honor, this one is twice as good as the one we talked about and on my child’s eyes, is the best warranty we can offer you.” The truck was delivered to Texas on November 2nd. After they pulled the truck off the trailer it was obvious the vehicle was not as the dealership described. We climbed into the truck and started it only to find a dashboard full of warning indicators and an emergency brake that was stuck/broken. We then had to transfer the vehicle to a local Ford dealership. While they were evaluating the vehicle, we made multiple (10+ over 4 days) attempts were made to contact the dealership, sales team and general manager. Suddenly, the team that was contacting me 40+ times a day had zero time for us. The exact words of our local Ford service writer were, “I cannot believe they sold you this truck.” We received a quote for $5,700 and were told the warranty company would only cover about 65% of it. Further attempts to contact the Dream Auto Group, our salesman Keith Moore and the General Manager, Rafi Hami, were unsuccessful. Finally, Friday, November 3rd, Keith responded, and I outlined our situation thus far. We then forwarded him the estimate along with what the warranty company was going to cover, and he stated all this information was being sent to the General Manager, Rafi, who we should be hearing from. It is now November 8th, and no one at the dealership is accepting our calls. We have contacted an attorney and the Attorney General’s Office of Michigan. On another note, the service writer and his technicians believe strongly that there has been some sort of tampering with the odometer since the mileage report on the CarFax report from 6/15/21 is only 100 miles from the delivered mileage reading on November 2, 2023. We don’t understand how a vehicle could need almost $6k worth of repairs if it hasn’t been driven in over two years. Unable to reach anyone at the business for 6 days now.

I purchased a 2018 Ford Fusion in late January of 2023 after an accident resulted in my car being totaled the week of Christmas. I am from a different state and needed transportation to return home. The office and initially presentation of the staff was welcoming. I was able to test drive the car two times and expressed concerns. Willinging the rep said they would take it to their auto shop to ensure there was nothing wrong and I was provided the car fax which listed structural only damage (body work). I needed to have the title transferred from Michigan to my home state, which the process was unbelievably difficult as I was initally given a 2 week turnaround. After having the car for about 4 months it drove poorly so I took it to the Ford dealership to learn the brakes/roters/pads for the front and back were bad. I was informed had I driven any longer they could have given out. I also learned the transmission was going out and there were suspension issues including missing and improperly installed parts. When I called to address this concern both my initally sales rep and the manager who sold me the vehicle no longer were employed additionally the man who I spoke to basically said this is a lesson learned it is my fault I should have gotten a more thorough inspection (you're only allowed to drive 5 miles from the property) and insuated I was young and didn't know any better as I should be more careful as you can't trust a salesman. There was no regard for any liability on their part or the false claims that the vehicle was checked and inspected.

Dishonest people. Nothing but lies, they tell you everything is good and later you find out the car was totaled and put back together with tape. Cannot be trusted!!

They really helped me out with my first time buying my 2011 red camero thank you very much

Well, I was sold a car held together with duck tape in parts. I broke down on the side of the road in less than two days of driving, never heard back from the owner or sales manager. It would have been better to go to the auction. I would've saved money and possibly got a car in a better condition. I have recommended that my friends and family who are looking for a car avoid this place at all costs. I, sadly, got scammed here. Repair shops have also advised me to not return here.