Used Subaru for Sale in Waynesville, MO

I am a Ford customer that was in MO for my son's graduation from Ft. Leonard Wood Basic Training. It was pouring rain and my tire was nearly flat. I could see a heavy duty staple had punctured my tire. I had no idea where to go. My son saw the Ford sign and said, "Hey there's a Ford dealership." I am a Ford Owner Advantage Rewards member and thought at least they could point me in the right direction. I was directed to pull my car into the bay. After a short period of time, the mechanic came back and announced that my car was done. I asked him what the charge was and he said, "No charge, ma'am. " I was stunned. I cannot express how grateful I was to be a Ford owner at that very moment. They went above and beyond to help me in an incredible time of need. If I were local, they would have a lifelong customer. My Ford dealership in Waukesha, WI is my normal go to. I will continue to be a Ford customer for life. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

I drive for my job. Door pockets aren't large enough or square to be useful. Center console is a C minus! I'm 5'5., must reach way back to lift storage cover. VERY BAD. there are 2 useless recesses in the center console --too shallow to hold a cell phone or pen -- what are they for? cup holders set too far back. and PS: never open the door if it's been Snowing!!! it all lands in the driver's seat. Obviously not designed by an outdoor team!

David Peters, took good care of my service needs today. He was very friendly and very helpful. After a quick consultation with David we opted for a "Coolant Flush Service", while I waited. The waiting room was comfortable, with lots of literature, TV, vending machine, free donuts, coffee and bottled water. Top quality GM products were used on my (very special to me) Pickup and the price was right. The service only took about an hour and I was on the road. My overall experience was very pleasant, my vehicle is running fine and I would recommend Sakelaris' service department to a friend.

I'm the president of the Mt. Hood Miata/MX-5 Club in Portland, Oregon; have owned three different Miatas since 2006 . As I searched for a very rare 2009-2010 Competition Yellow MX-5 nationwide as my next car, one popped up at Seeger/St. Robert. Roberts is closed on Sunday, but Ethan Galindez replied early the next morning and we were able to agree on a very fair purchase price that was lower than advertised, and a credit card reserved the car for me until I could obtain full financing from my local credit union. When I said I wanted to fly in from Oregon and drive the car home, Ethan and Kevin Johnson arranged to pick me up at St. Louis airport by a Seeger/St. Louis driver and provide me with a dealership shuttle car to travel to St. Robert. I flew in at 2:05pm, arrived at Seeger/St. Robert by 4:30 to see my fully-prepped car; Corey Poe breezed me through the already-organized paperwork and I was out the door and on my way with a full tank of gas in my new car by 6pm. During the intervening week I'd shipped new, louder electric touring horns for the roadster to replace the original "meep-meep" Mazda horns. Ethan coordinated the installation with the service department for a very reasonable price. I'd also been able to track down the original owner, a member of the SW Missouri Miata Club, and they were hosting me in Springfield that evening to meet me and say goodbye to this car that had driven with them for the past six years. Between Ethan & Kevin's helpfulness and the Miata club members, this was a very enjoyable adventure. My trip west was almost uneventful, but midway through Wyoming one car wheel started making a noise out in the middle of nowhere. I couldn't find a tire/brake store until I got to Utah, and in Brigham City we found that a bolt had backed out on a brake caliper from work done not by Seeger, but by a brake shop months earlier. This was not work that probably would have been apparent by any used car inspection, but when I called Ethan and Kevin I was reassured that Seeger would stand by me and pay for any repairs necessary. Fortunately, it was a quick fix with a new bolt and pilot pin kit and I was on my way west again. A few days ago I was able to take it to my home mechanic, who confirmed there were no further problems and just made some additional adjustments to the previous repair. After sending photos of the work and the invoices this morning, Kevin Johnson advised me this afternoon that he would mail a check to reimburse me for the charges from both repair shops tomorrow morning. I am totally pleased with Ethan, Kevin and the rest of the Seeger staff I met, and if it weren't that I'm 2,000 miles away I would come shop with them for any future cars. David Foster Mt. Hood Miata Club Hillsboro, Oregon

The only concern that I had was the fact my leg room may have been less then I had hoped for. Other then that it was an outstanding auto.