Kdk Auto Brokers

KDK auto brokers made buying a car simple and quick! I will never go anywhere else to buy a used car. They are personable and down to earth, extremely efficient, and have very fair prices! After finding exactly what I wanted I was in and out in one hour.

I would give them negative ratings if possible, they are rude specially John, he was rude and condescending. No business ethics, don’t care about customers and arrogant.

I bought a 2009 toyota camery from this
is my personal experience, When i first arrived i wanted a lexus and i did buy it and took it home as a surprise for my wife. She didnt like the color so the next morning i called them and i said i wanted the camery instead and i ll pay the difference. They were super nice and switched the paperwork. How often do you feel a car salesmen care about your best interest like that. Let me tell you most dealerships wont do that. Basically they became my number one car shop and i ll love to do business with them again and again. They have wide range of nice cars and the price is just right. and they have somthing for everyone budget wether you want to spend couple of thousans or twenty thousand this is the place to do so.

I bought a very nice looking 2007 Subaru Forester off of what I thought were friendly and family oriented salespeople. Less than 3 miles down the road when I pulled out of the lot the check engine light came on and everything has gone downhill from there… I called KDK and one of the owners seemed very nice about it and told me just to bring it back and they would be able to fix it. When I brought it back the guy (who always wears a button up shirt and flip flops) brought a mechanic out and diagnosed it. While they were diagnosing it, the flip flop guy was sitting in the front seat… Smoking a cigarette!!! They simply reset it and told me there was no check engine light so there was no diagnosis. A few days went by and as I was cornering the car shut off (lost power steering, lights, etc.). It started to do this every time and when I brought it back to them they could not fix it, so after bringing it to a different repair shop it was simply a dirty throttle body. The check engine light has been on for weeks now and the auto zone scanner says it is a bad catalytic converter. This car has been a disaster since the day I bought it. The minute I got home I checked the oil… Black. Overdue 4k miles. I am a college student who wanted a reliable car and kdk was not the way to go. Moral of the story is, DO NOT BUY FROM KDK AUTO BROKERS, I can almost guarantee your car will not be in «ready to drive condition» like they will promise you.

6 weeks after purchasing a vehicle from KDK, the brake light on dash appeared. We took it in to be checked, and found out that both rear lines were bad. Being that we’re approximately 30 miles from KDK we had it serviced close to home. I called KDK to speak to the owner about this. «We were told at the time of purchase that all vehicles are put through a 21 point safety inspection. «I told him. This is by the way after my husband was in 2 accidents over the last year and we’re not his fault. The owner tried to make me feel like a fool by saying all cars have rusty brake lines. He did offer to send $ 50 to help cover the $ 250 cost. It never showed up. Be Leary of this dealership and the supposed 21 point safety inspection.

Purchased my last car from KDK. I was a little uneasy at first shopping at a small local lot. When I got there I was met by a guy in regular street clothes who didn’t try to sell me on anything. I test drove an SUV and told him I’d like to come back the next day to take it to my mechanic in Parma. He agreed and I did so the next day. The car needed new rear shocks and KDK agreed to replace them. All in all it was a great experience. I didn’t get sold on anything I didn’t want, and I didn’t get any run around. I would have no problem going back again!

Do not be afraid to go in and check this place out. If every private small car lot was run like this then there would be no negative stereotypes for a used car salesman.
Absolutely a great business to deal with. I have now purchased two vehicles from Phil and John. They are honest and do what they say they are going to do. If something is wrong then they will take care of it until you’re satisfied.
They want you to be satisfied and work very hard to make sure you are a happy customer.

I drive past those little mom-​and-​pop auto broker places all the time, thinking, «I wonder who would buy a car from one of those lots?»
Turns out: ME.
Had been shopping around for a certain replacement winter vehicle for a few months, when I found one just around the corner at KDK. Stopped in for five minutes, saw the car in their shop having the AC worked on, and thought I’d stop back. John, one of the owners, suggested a time that it would be ready to test-​drive.
It was ready, so I mentioned I wanted my wrench to take a look at it. «Oh, yeah. I know him. Want me to drive it over there for you?» The honesty was bracing. A guy at one of «those» lots, and he not only wants MY mechanic to look it over, he’s gonna deliver it? I was still uncertain, until my guy calls me back. Needs a few things. Uh-​oh.
John: «Sure, we’ll fix all that. Wanna pick it up tomorrow?» Well, uh. YEAH, I do. I’ll drop a check off. «Oh, we work on a handshake. You tell me you want it, it’s yours. See you tomorrow afternoon.» I held the phone in my hand, staring at it. Could the transaction be this seamless?
Wife, daughter and I head over. They love the front waiting area with all the chairs, tables and potted palms, where the daughter and I get only about twenty moves into a chess game before the car paperwork is complete and we’re on the road. (She was ahead in captured pieces, but I controlled the center of the board. It was only a matter of time.)
Final tally: Forty-​five minutes, spread over two visits and three phone calls. They paid for all the repairs, I paid their asking price, which was WAY lower than any other comp within 200 miles, and we now have Yogi, the Great White Wonder in the garage. (I may sneak back and grab that Mercedes coupe…)