About Us

Kunes Mad City Mitsubishi in Madison, WI, allowed us to have not only our first dealership in Madison, WI, but also allowed us to have our first Mitsubishi dealership starting in May 2020. Come on over to Madison, WI, and visit the Olbrich Botanical Gardens after you find your ideal vehicle at Kunes Mad City Mitsubishi.

1. Established in 1996
   Number of Stores: 40+
   Annual Vehicle Sales: 23,000+
   Number of Associates: 2,000+

• Delavan, WI
• Mt. Carroll, IL
• Antioch, IL
• Elkhorn, WI
• Macomb, IL
• Morrison, IL
• Oregon, IL
• Sterling, IL
• Monmouth, IL
• Quincy, IL
• Stoughton, WI
• Woodstock, IL
• Suamico, WI
• Neenah, WI
• Slinger, WI
• Cleveland, WI
• Platteville, WI
• Barneveld, WI
• Madison, WI
• Belvidere, IL
• Oregon, IL
• Holmen, WI
• East Moline, IL
• Lake Geneva, WI
• Sheboygan, WI
• Galesburg, IL
• Davenport, IA
• La Crescent, MN
• Sycamore, IL
• Wisconsin Rapids, WI
• Lake Mills, WI

• Ford 
• Chevrolet
• Cadillac
• Chrysler
• Dodge
• Jeep
• RAM
• Fiat
• Buick
• GMC
• Honda
• Hyundai
• Toyota
• Mitsubishi
• Nissan
• Mercedes-Benz
• Volvo

Kunes Auto Group was founded in 1996, when Gregg Kunes opened his first dealership in Delavan, Wisconsin. Since then, the Kunes family of dealerships has grown to over 40 current locations spanning across Wisconsin and Illinois. Previously Kunes Country, Kunes Auto Group has stayed true to our values with our slogan of Faith, Family, and Giving Back. These four words embody what Kunes Auto Group is all about. We strive to build peoples' lives, and we live up to that by employing over 2,000 people and donating 10% of our yearly net profits to community charities. Our dedication to our employees, customers, and communities is shown through our countless “Automotive News’ Best Dealerships to Work For” awards that are only given to 100 dealers nationwide every year. We have had as many as 10 awards presented to us in a single year with over 30 total awards group wide. Come visit one of our convenient locations and see our excellent service and commitment firsthand. Whether you say “Kuhns”, “Koons”, “Coons”, or Kunes (Q-ness), we appreciate your business and hope you watch the video below to learn how to correctly pronounce “Kunes."