Blue knob auto sales

8 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from September 28, 2020
  

  KingOfTheBaconStrips asked:

  Car Detailers? Can anyone recommend some good auto detailers in Frederick?

  

  AndrewEHS replied:

  Not local but a drive that can be made is blue knob auto. I’ve made two trips north for the savings if you’re looking for a preowned option that’s amazingly cheap. https://www.blueknobauto.com

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• Referral from November 20, 2018
  

  ARC1019 asked:

  Need some advice! Thanks! Hey all, ​ Sometime this week I will be walking into a dealership and doing something I hope I never regret. I will be financing a car. ​ I have been pre-approved by my bank for up to $25k - 60 months - 2.85%APR. I can also come up with up to 5k for a down payment. ​ I want something no older than 2014 with no more miles than 60k. Keep in mind i am a big guy with a big family, so a Honda Civic will not cut it. I have my heart set on a Honda Pilot to be honest, but I am so torn between spending the extra money on a certified pre owned honda or going with something cheaper. I am petrified of ending up with a lemon that I havent even paid off yet. ​ What do you guys suggest? Anybody know a reputable 3rd party dealer in the tri-state area?

  

  Sixspeed94 replied:

  Having a CPO car is nice, but honestly, if you found a nice reliable vehicle (like the Pilot, Highlander, etc) I don't think they matter as much. It's not like they're magically any better than another used Pilot (for example), they were just traded at the same brand dealer and come with a little additional warranty. [This](https://www.blueknobauto.com/) dealer isn't exactly in the Tri-State area, but they always have great deals on late model cars.

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• Referral from July 10, 2018
  

  dlppgh asked:

  Used Car Dealer/Lot in the PGH Area - Recommendations? Sadly, our trusty beater VW has died a final death. Does anyone have area recommendations for a good lot or dealer to check out for a used car? Any places to avoid?

  

  dougbdl replied:

  In the Pittsburgh area...well, sort of. [Blue Knob Auto Sales](https://www.blueknobauto.com/) is out there a bit, but they sell a TON of cars. I see the stickers everywhere. They obviously have a lot of satisfied customers. I know some people that have gone there and I guess it is worth the trip. I believe they have no haggle pricing. This is where I plan to buy my next car.

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• Referral from March 9, 2018
  

  Jamie P. asked:

  Where is the best place to get a used reliable vehicle that doesn't cost an arm and a leg

  

  Kristy S. replied:

  Blueknobauto.com

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• Referral from November 4, 2017
  

  Joy J. asked:

  Looking for recommendations for a good place to buy a not expensive used car.. just looking as of right now

  

  Danielle M. replied:

  Check out Blue Knob Auto http://www.blueknobauto.com/

  

  Michelle F. replied:

  I’ve heard from a lot of people to go to Blue Knob Auto Sales in Allentown as well

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• Referral from February 13, 2017
  

  Wm S. asked:

  My feelings of dealing with a used car dealership are shared by many I bet. Having said that, I'm looking for (preferably) a pick up 2003 or newer, automatic, for around 10k. I've been on most of the local dealer sites and on many used car sites likes cars.com and cargurus.com. So any local dealers you fine folks would recommend? Any private sellers looking to sell a pick up?

  

  Holly B. replied:

  Blueknobauto.com

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• Referral from May 6, 2016
  

  bradenlikestoreddit asked:

  I'm about to start looking to purchase a new(er) car. What dealerships do you recommend/not recommend?

  

  jalap3n0 replied:

  If you're willing to drive a little: http://www.blueknobauto.com/

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