Volunteers of America

Reviews 8

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Gregory Trimble

VOA used to be a great place. Cars donated for a great cause, and sold with that in mind. Over the years, VOA has changed. The $200 minimum bid they show on all of their signs is a good way to get verbally abused by the auctioneer unless your name happens to be Hollywood. If you are looking for a cheap car/truck, you might get lucky. If you are looking for a good experience with good people and peace of mind, you are better off almost anyplace else. It once had the feel of a place that got cars for free as donations, and then took great pride in selling those cars to help others in need. Now it feels more like a business that wants to make sure they get paid, with the bare minimum going to those they supposedly support

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Kevin Adelman

Made an offer on a car they have had for a year, was told the boss would call me the next day. I waited until 2 PM, never called. I then called back and was told not to waste his time.

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Johnte Q Thompson

Great cars with good prices, people there are friendly especially the sales guy Ron I love VOA!!!

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Kennita Griffin

Good customer service.. and they work with you through any situation..

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Darryl Foster

I bought a car a year ago, put a tune up on it and it runs like new.

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Sheri Robertson

Helpful salesman. Not pushy at all. Great selection.

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michael Gravlin

Bought a vehicle here good sales staff

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Chad Russell

Always a good deal here

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