R&T Expo

I cannot say anything bad about this place. Tim was very helpful. He did not try and B.S. me though anything. He was very helpful and truthful with what he did repair on the van and did not expect more money for it either. He walked me though everything I needed to know about the van and even set up a day that I could return to have something fixed on the van. I purchased it on Monday and he had my plates and tag in the mail and at my home by Friday. Tim is a great person with something many car salesman lack these days, INTEGRITY! I would without a doubt suggest and stress that anyone looking for a vehicle should go see Tim.

CAUTION to anyone considering his dealership. My wife and I were in consistent contact with the owner during our time looking at a 2011 VW Jetta. Although he projected a responsible and polite demeanor on the phone, he was anything but truthful or helpful. After setting an appointment 2 days in advance to purchase and pick up the car, arranging insurance and the loan agreement with our credit union, and faxing him the corresponding paperwork, my wife called before she left that evening to pick up the car-​only to find out that he had SOLD it out from under us to a cash buyer the night before without so much as a courtesy call. His word is worthless. I wouldn’t be surprised if his lack of integrity spread to the presentation and conditions of the vehicles on his lot. Worse than the rest, this car was supposed to be a birthday present picked up by my wife on her birthday. Completely ruined and WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER.

Great service and reasonable price :)
I bought a 2007 VW EoS from R&T Expo in September, 2015. Owner of the dealership was very responsive and polite. I can say that I definitely did not felt any sales pressure from him. Fair deal, satisfied customer. Highly recommend to check the place!

I bought a 2007 F250 SuperDuty 4×4 diesel truck from R&T Expo in August, 2013. It had approx. 107k miles on it. I bought the truck for $ 18,000. Prior to purchase I asked the owner if there were any problems with the truck. He stated the truck threw a code and it had a bad EGR sensor and that was fixed. I believe this was an indication that there were problems with the EGR system.
I paid an additional $ 1979 for a 5 year/​100k mi Alpha Warranty. Within 3 days both my batteries had to be replaced. Neither R&T Expo or Alpha was able to cover this. That cost me $ 325. Within the first week my alternator had to be replaced. Alpha luckily covered that $ 449 expense.
Less than 5 days of owning the truck I noticed a faint white smoke coming out of my exhaust. The warranty stated I needed to properly maintain my vehicle and if I noticed any issues I had to take it to an auto shop to get it checked out. I took my truck to my mechanic and the EGR cooler had to be replaced. That cost me an additional $ 1,700 and the warranty did not cover that. Upon further inspection the turbo was not functioning correctly and the total cost for the EGR cooler and turbo was almost $ 4,500. The warranty R&T Expo sold me was not worth the paper it was written on because the warranty company stated the bad turbo was a pre-​existing condition. Any problem on a used vehicle is going to be a pre-​existing condition simply because the vehicle is used and not new. Alpha Warranty denied that claim and when I cancelled my contract, they refunded the total cost minus the alternator work and $ 90 for them to send their inspector to the auto shop to only claim a pre-​existing condition.
I ended up paying close to $ 5,000 extra for my new-​to-​me truck from R&T Expo and spent many hours trying to get my warranty money back from R&T Expo. Buyer beware. Do not even consider buying a vehicle from R&T Expo.