Seller profile
JC Miller Auto Sales Inc
Vineland, NJ
4.0
(Google reviews)
Verified Auto Dealer
Business Information
Vineland, NJ 08360, USA
Open tomorrow
Hours 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday
Closed
Business description
About us
Google reviews
Do NOT buy a car from this place!! My sister got her very first car here, and it hasn’t even been two years — it’s been nonstop problems. The first week the car completely broke down because of the battery, even though they claimed everything had been replaced. She’s paying way too much money to be stuck with a car this unreliable. They clearly don’t care if the car they hand you could put someone in danger. So DO NOT get a car from here!!! Also, they are very sketchy!! They told her to get FAKE inspection stickers!!!! It was her first car, and they completely took advantage of the fact that she didn’t know much about cars. It’s honestly disgusting how some people exploit someone’s inexperience just to make a profit. Sick people!!
BETTER THAN CARVANA, in my opinion! My family and I have bought four used cars from Mr. Miller & Angel since 2024. Last one I bought was LITERALLY without driving it until after payment. They have high quality inventory. All are solid investments; no BS when you enter into a deal w/them. BUY LOCAL! 😊 And their door is always open.
My wife and I recently visited this dealership to look at a vehicle she had previously test-driven and liked. We were explicitly told that there was nothing wrong with the vehicle. Because the dealership was closing, we decided to return another day for a second test drive before making a final purchase decision. Approximately five minutes into that test drive, the vehicle overheated. We were forced to pull over and contact our salesperson, Angel. During that conversation, he stated that the vehicle had experienced this same issue before but that he believed it had been repaired. This was extremely concerning. A vehicle should not be represented as having “nothing wrong” when it had just been in a shop for the exact problem that occurred during our test drive. At the very least, this information should have been disclosed beforehand so we could make an informed decision and be alert to potential issues. After returning to the dealership, we reviewed the Carfax report more closely. While it does show recent work to the cooling system, the repair was listed under a different shop than the one Angel mentioned. We were later told that a local shop in Vineland had worked on the vehicle; however, that shop’s repairs do not appear to be reflected in Carfax. As a result, recent work on the vehicle may not be fully documented or transparent to buyers. Overall, this experience raised serious concerns about disclosure and transparency. Prospective buyers should proceed with caution, ask detailed questions, and not rely solely on verbal assurances or incomplete vehicle history reports.



















