I went in to actually test drive a used Subaru I had seen online. I ended up working with Justin…read moreSmith and getting a 2019, slightly used Nissan Rogue. If you are in the market for a vehicle, I recommend working with Justin. He is not pushy, and makes you feel comfortable. After doing a couple days more research I ended up buying from Green Nissan, they had the best price. They even rivaled Spokane dealerships. Just a note, the Rogue is great, has some get up and go and has more room inside than the Subaru, and for a better price. How can you go wrong??

Purchased a used 2022 car here for $34k. The check tire pressure light was on and I asked them to…read morefix it before I bought the car. I got home with a flat tire. Took the car back the next day and *they charged me to fix the tire.* I would expect any dealership to sell a $34k car with 4 good tires. (Plus I could have gone to leschawb for free) They also sold me several warranty coverages with the car. All of the warranties are with third parties. However these warranties were all falsely embellished. Turns out, oil changes are not covered even though they were highlighted in the $3,900 "full maintenance" package I purchased. If the dealership was willing to work with me on any of these issues I would not be writing this review. They were pretty uptight in their customer service to remedy any of these issues.

Buyer Beware!! I was just driving by Deals on Wheels…read moreKalispell and decided to stop by the lot and take a look at their cars. I was honestly shocked at how overpriced everything was. The cars were old, some even looking pretty beat up and one of them was missing a whole radio system, and they were asking way too much for them nearly 14 grand for most of the cars on their lot. On top of that, the interest rates they offer are close to 20%! There's no way those cars are worth that much, especially when they probably get them from shady auctions. If you're looking for a good deal, I'd recommend checking somewhere else.

Got a vehicle even with poor credit. All I needed to do was supply Deals on Wheels with 3 recent…read morepaystubs from my current employer, my bank info for where my paychecks get deposited, and a few other things of personal information. They are very reasonable people who seek for people to be able to improve their credit, as well as have a safe and reliable vehicle. They offer a 6000 mile/ 6 month limited warranty added into the cost of your monthly payment, as well as a 48 Hour/ 200 mile money back return if you do not like the vehicle you purchased. I've had my vehicle for 2 months now and I am greatly pleased with the service and the vehicle I was provided by the caring staff.

Literally go anywhere else. I bought a car for my son here and have had so many issues since. I…read moreshould have been clued into the shadiness of this business when I was hesitant to buy because I would have to pay a large amount up front to add the car/my son to my insurance since I have a six month pay in full policy. They told me that I didn't need to add him as he would be covered as an occasional driver with just my name on there. I still decided to push forward as the car was in good condition from what I could tell (not a car person) I should have had the car inspected prior to buying but some of the issues should have been stated or addressed before putting the car on the market. I took the car to a Subaru dealership after purchasing and they found dry rot on the tires and the exhaust manifold needed to be replaced. When I reached out to Marketplace Auto, they were so unprofessional. I just asked why the car was for sale with these issues and sent them a list of recommended repairs. Wayne, the person who responded basically said that the Subaru was "just trying to scam me and charge me a bunch of money." I was in no way obligated to do these repairs but since this was a car for my son why would I say no to recommended repairs? Not to mention the fact that it would void my service plan if I don't take recommended action (which none of the repairs were covered by the service plan). I would have found the response of "too bad you bought it as is" as an acceptable answer, not bad mouthing another dealership. Not to mention he recommended he could "find me a better deal." Sorry but I'm not out to get the absolute cheapest repairs when the safety of my child is at stake. 2nd issue I had was with the license plate. After the temporary license plate expired, I went to the dealership to get another one (I had heard there was a shortage on license plates so wasn't bothered by that delay). When I got to the dealership, I found out they had the license plate for over 3 weeks and never reached out to me. They also had a check to refund me for overcharging me on the licensing they had been sitting on. While I was there, I filled out paperwork to cancel the service plan (10/4) and was told it would take about a month to see the amount removed from my loan. After about 5 weeks I called the service plan company, and they stated they never received the paperwork to cancel. I also noticed while on the phone with them that the dealership had put the wrong VIN number on the paperwork. I asked if I could cancel myself and they said no. I then called Marketplace Auto again to inquire why the cancelation was not being sent/processed. They said they would look into and never called me back. I called yet again and Preston sent me an "confirmation" of it being sent. The "confirmation" had absolutely nothing with my information so it in no way confirmed MY cancellation was included. He said it would be another 3 weeks or so to process the cancellation (this was 11/18). I have since reached out via email (12/10 & 12/17) with no response. This is just unacceptable and would hate for anyone else to fall into their trap.

Bought two trucks from them in the last several months. Professional and helpful. I could have…read morebargained harder I think but that's on me