Customer ReviewsforKelley Blue Book

kelley blue book are crooks to the best, abusers of trust

Hundreds of calls,emails, and texts. Never wanted anyone to communicate with me. Sleazy slime *****.

I bought a 2014 Jeep Patriot from *********** Waukesha and Ive been having problems out it Since day 1. From The Engine light ?? coming on 30 mins of leaving the car lot. To returning it to the Dealership on April 15, when I purchased it on April 13, 2024 due to it being a Saturday when purchased. I did not receive the vehicle back until May 2, 2024. Only to have yet another problem, then left it again only to have yet another problem. From something with timing sensors to all of the Suspension work except for the rear struts which is the main problem. Now the ********** light ?? constantly bings. Im so disappointed in the Dealership because I had high hopes in being very satisfied with them. Instead *** had so many problems with the vehicle that I think I bought a lemon from them. I dont get Income Tax return back because my children are adults, with that being said I worked hard to save money for them to disappoint me like this. I have a **************** to attend in *********** which is a 6 hour drive. Just praying that I make it there and back safely. Im having the truck looked at regarding the oil light constantly beeping.

STOP SPAMMING ME AND SELLING MY INFORMATION TO DEALERSHIPS. I DO NOT WANT TO SELL MY CAR

I used Kelley Blue Book in April, 2023 to find the trade in value of my 2015 TUNDRA. Since using Kelley, I have been inundated with email, texts, and phone calls to purchase an extended warranty on my TUNDRA. I am convinced that Kelley sold my personal information to third party companies. They had no right to do this. I DO NOT recommend using Kelley Blue Book. They are not honest with personal information.

I wish I had read these reviews before using the Instant Cash feature. As many have said it is a total scam. When I needed to sell my car, I was very clear about its condition and problems and uploaded pictures showing all the flaws and dings. The site told me my car was worth about $2,900. I thought this might be a little high, but close enough. Two dealerships offered me only $500. I finally convinced one dealer to pay me $1,000. I desperately needed more than that to afford another vehicle because I have lost one of my part-time jobs. I was completely flabbergasted by the difference in amounts. They all said the damage was worse than expected, and I reminded them that I was honest about the condition of my vehicle! I did not cover up any damage or issues. They overinflated the value of my car and gave me false hope.

An ok company for research but terrible to do business with. The instant cash offer is a scam to get you into the dealership. I would not recommend this process to anyone.If you do not plan on trading your vehicle in and purchasing one from the dealership, you should absolutely not waste your time.

I just wanted to find out how much my car is worth. Shortly after giving my email and phone number, I received a call for a cash offer for my car! I have no intention of selling my car! What a bunch of vulchers! I'm tired of every online inquiry in return turning into several sales calls/emails/texts!!!

Misrepresented my company. They got caught out by some immoral crooks