Ace Auto Connection, Inc.

Do not buy from this guy. Sold as new tires which were 18 and 19 year old tires. Turns out they were from spares on other vehicles. Will not stand behind anything. Sold us a truck that went into low power mode 10 miles away from Dealership. When we asked him about it he said just sell it and get your money back. He is a despicable person, and I would not send my worst enemy to buy something from him. Update, Fuel tank fell off due to excessive rust on the frame and we also found a mouse living inside the airbox. Frame was cracked as well and we cannot get the Service Engine soon light off and truck goes into low power mode every 200 miles. What a POS and I mean both the truck and Ace.

Purchased a 2003 Chevy from this used truck dealer in February. They had the best trucks without all the rust in the undercarriage, the panels, and the corners you find on ALL of the trucks of this type in the "Rust Belt." Looked around for months at several other trucks ONLY to return to this dealer three times before finally giving up on anyone else having anything comparable to this shop. The service has been absolutely wonderful. Of course, with the age of the vehicle, it had some minor repair work that was needed, and we have found the service manager to be very accommodating to help with anything that has popped up in the several months since taking delivery, even helping us make repairs. I'd recommend this place to anyone looking for an "older" truck from that era. They simply have the best for the bucks.

So I bought a truck from them a couple months ago. Payed way over for this truck as I needed a truck for work. Owner couldn’t talk any higher about this truck, telling me how it has all this tuff done to the engine, and how great it is. Turns out the whole truck had nothing done to it besides some mediocre rust repair. I got a service brake booster code the day after, I call him and he says he’ll get right back to me… That was two months ago. Come to find out my Check engine light was removed, which makes a lot more sense now. Now after more work, turns out half the frame is rusted out which is my fault as I didn’t look close enough. Moral of the story, these reviews are true, don’t disregard them before you go to this place.

My experience with Ace Auto started in August of 2023 when I found one of their listings on AutoTrader. Unfortunately, that truck had already sold. I decided to go check out the lot anyway to see the condition of what inventory was available. All of the trucks were remarkably clean, low mileage for the generation, had the rockers/cab corners replaced, and paint matched. I started a few which ran VERY smooth. NO Chevy tick/exhaust leaks. I was very impressed when comparing Ace’s inventory to other local dealers I had looked at. Sadly, none of those trucks were available in my budget. Several months went by, with several viewings of other trucks locally from FB Marketplace, and from other dealers. Upon inspection, those trucks simply could not compare and/or compete with Ace at the price they were listed for. Just for reference, more than one of them had fist sized holes in the frame. In December I checked the Ace website again and noticed new inventory, this time in a price range I could work with. I walked away with a ‘03 Silverado that had 133k miles at a reasonable price. I knew going into it, it would need some work, but being a Michigan truck it was obvious some things had never been replaced/serviced before. The suspension was due for replacement, it needed new tie-rods, ball joints, sway bar links, and shocks. There was an exhaust leak on the rearmost driver side cylinder (common for these trucks), the cluster LED screens were blank, parking brake shoes were worn out, and the passenger window regulator was bad. All relatively minor things, and Ace’s service guy provided a resource in some way for EVERY single thing that needed done. Now with all the major things out of the way, and ironing out small kinks here and there as they arise, I’m very happy with the truck. These are NOT “new” trucks. These are solid, used trucks that need some TLC, and they’re priced accordingly. P.S. I needed new tires 8 months in, and Ace hooked me up with their “guy”. WOW. What a difference.

Buyers beware... These are auction trucks. Cleaned up, polished up, new lights from Amazon to make it look nice clean and maintained. Check engine light came on within a week not covered under warranty needed a new throttle body, two mechanics looked at it. Cost $800 . A week later front end noise, another $1000 out the window. Now more suspension problems only put on 4,000 miles since purchase. Just a shister.. Horrible person owns this place his word is meaningless, beware.... I give negative 5 stars if I could. Very dishonest people.