Reviews of Gateway Classic Cars of Indianapolis (Car Concessionaire)

Kristopher Jones

Tons of Classics and collectable cars all under one roof. . .

Irene Rael-Morales

Just went to.pickup a car quick trip up and back home.

Mike W.

Buyer beware! They’re not honest people. Bought a car they said car was clean paint salesperson said on phone as well, car arrived with 3 major blemishes. No disclosures and no close up pics. On top of that car showed up smoking when pulled out of trailer for delivery. Send numerous messages to sales person and manager and took days for response. Horrible customer service, will never buy a car from them again!!!! FYI I have never written a bad review in my life but this dealer and salesperson earned this one. DONT DO IT

Diana Morris

Awesome place to visit! They have so many cars to look at.

Kristopher Good

WAY WAY WAY over priced. Wait for Auctions America in Auburn or Mecum at the Stat Fair Grounds. This is fun place to walk through and admire a very nice inventory as a Saturday morning makeshift car show, but unless you have money to burn or need immediate satisfaction, you do not have to go far to get a waaaay better deal.

Cheryl Flora

Shady business practices! Not recommended. Take your business elsewhere.

John Anderson

Very fun to dream. Some really nice toys and some stuff that needs work.

Ryan Faulk

Awesome cars

Tim Medley

Was not a good experience they cheated me out of $300 read every word in their contract bad experience

Zane Hanson

Got a call from Dave, he was offering to help sell my car. When I politely told him I didn't need any help he proceeded to to say that my car wasn't worth what I was asking and told me it would not sell. Once the call ended that wasnt enough and he texted me to remind me that my car is worth 6000 less than what I'm asking for it and that I'm ripping whoever is buying it off. Very unprofessional and rude!

Jonah Werbelow

A great place to go look and admire these amazing automobiles

ronald purcell

I wish they would have sold my car though they had it for almost 6 months and it didn't sell and I didn't want that much for it but I think they had too much on to the top and it makes the cars harder to cell otherwise it's a great place and they've got great cars

Emilio A. Trevino

(Translated by Google) The best classic cars (Original) Los mejores automóviles clásicos

Deane Medley

Making up invoices stole money out of our check for the car very dishonest don't do business here won't return calls if you have a problem

Timothy Medley

They will rip you off bad people do business with your money had not to consign here

Earl Powell

If you love muscle cars and classics, you must visit here.

Knox

Cars, cars, cars! Friendly and knowledgeable staff

Greg Settle

Terrible would not recommend to my worst enemy. We bought a 1973 Dodge Challenger pro street, beautiful car. Died pulling into our drivaway after a 30 mile drive and the worst is that it caught fire after having it only 5 days, with me in it...they sold me a lemon and would not take any responsibility! Dishonest, rude, and not knowledgeable. BAD BUSINESS!!!

Kevin Kyle

Great place

Jessie Dowell

It's nice to see a classic car company with nice cars that are affordable. They do not own the cars however and they are selling for owners just as classic car owners that just want to get rid of the car they no longer want to make room for Another. I have visited this place and it's professional and enjoyable. I think the negative reviews are because they don't own the cars so they sell them based on whatever the owner tells them to sell for, I don't think they should take the bad wrap for bad owners

Joshua DeMore

Customer service is a forethought with this company and they do not comprehend what that even means. They advertise the cars well out of the classic car market. Which leads to multiple cars, even entire showrooms to sit for months with no room for fresh inventory. Per contract vehicles are supposed to be marked up no more than 12.5%. However the average mark up in each showroom is around 27-28%. Placing them well out of the market. Consignors will voice concerns about price from gateways standpoint. The companies cooperate leaders refuse to handle negative criticism from the consignors. They will pass phone calls to Office managers, sales staff and even show room support in an attempt to dodge questions, comments and concerns. The sad truth is they make $300 per consignment contract, and lack overhead in the showroom like all dealerships to cover any potential risk. For example in a Midwest location, gasoline was spilled on a lacquer painted numbers matching 67’ Stingray. The cosigner already unhappy about the 30k mark up on his car, was scheduled to pick it up. Sadly the gas ate the paint. It was up to the office manager to inform the cosigner of an employee mistake. He was not informed until the day he came to retrieve the vehicle. Gateway returned the vehicle under the “act of god” clause defined under the consignment contract. You can assume the chain of events after and would probably be right. The dishonesty does not stop with the consignors but the customers whom purchase the vehicles. The assumption is they are the only business in town that offers services like them, which is not the case. Consignment is not a new business practice, a quick google search will tell you there are 3 other places like Gateway Indy. The other businesses offer not only true customer service, but like minded people who appreciate the automobiles they are consigning and selling. They assume every buyer is an emotional one, that is too dumb to do a shred of research. Issues are not disclosed until vehicle is delivered and after a $1000 non refundable deposit is taken. Titles are not received for 15-30 days after the initial purchase.

Kim Barnes

Corry Cox was professional, knowledgeable and conscientious during the purchase of a $100,000 muscle car. Prior to my visit, he contacted the car's owner and the shop that restored the car to obtain answers to my questions, as well as photos of the build. I flew in to inspect the car and it was just as described. I made an offer conditional on Corry obtaining additional documents, receipts and information. He did all of this quickly and with a great attitude. As we walked through the showroom, it was evident that Corry is a true car enthusiast and knowledgeable about a variety of makes and models. He also has a good mechanical background. I would not hesitate to recommend Corry and Gateway to a potential buyer who comes to the showroom having done their own due diligence before the inspection.

Steve O'Toole

Terrible, told us one price and then when all their staff quit the new staff said we owed a bunch of money when the other staff said that they would renew the cars for free.

Don Newman

Gateway lists 147 cars for sale at the Indy location. There might be 45 on a good day. Don't waste your time going there for a car you saw online more than likely the car is not there and some of the cars that are there are pushed off to the side and are not for sale.

Kevin ZUBROD

I bought a 67 camaro for $33k, I have been waiting for 30 years to buy a muscle car. The sales people were great when I was looking, but once they had the money it was a different story... It took forever to get things done. The car has a massive oil leak, which they said they never noticed.. BS this car leaks so bad.. Not a few drops but 2 feet of oil every drive. They said they never drove it. Well they have a video of driving it. Door locks.. Well they never mention that we don’t have keys for the doors!! Locked out on my first drive $59 to get home. They are slow in the buying process and promise you a great car, but they work for the seller. Do Not buy from these people. I don't expect a perfect car, but they need to disclose the issues.. Once confronted they said well what are we supposed to do about it. Once the sell is done, they r done.. Again I know it’s an older car, but be up front and disclose the issues!!

Thomas Stephen

Coffee & Chrome.

RF D

Great selection.