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    Brost Chevrolet

    1.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Nelson Ford Of Grand Forks - Great customer service!  Always feel welcome when walking in the doors!  Love how there is an area for refreshments and popcorn!

    Nelson Ford Of Grand Forks

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    Buyer Beware - My Experience with Nelson Auto of Grand Forks…read more I purchased a 2020 Ford Transit Cargo Van from this dealership and had it inspected shortly afterward by a Ford-certified technician at St. George Ford. The inspection identified several issues, including: * Rear axle shaft seal leak * Rear differential pinion seal leak * A missing engine air-intake water-diversion component These are drivetrain and functional components that typically develop over time, not cosmetic issues that appear overnight. I contacted the dealership and worked directly with Eric Taylor. He initially said he would review the inspection report. After multiple follow-ups over several weeks, the final response was that nothing would be done and that the matter was "resolved" because the vehicle was sold AS-IS. To be clear, I was not asking them to cover every recommended service item--only a few significant issues involving drivetrain seals and a missing component that were identified immediately after purchase. Rather than reviewing the findings or attempting to reconcile two professional inspections, the dealership dismissed the report entirely and ended the conversation. Mechanical issues can happen with any used vehicle. What matters is how a dealership responds when credible problems are documented right after a sale. In this case, the response from management was essentially: you signed the paperwork, so it's your problem now. Consumers should understand that "AS-IS" language does not eliminate expectations of good-faith business practices when material mechanical concerns appear immediately after purchase. Because of how this situation was handled, I am documenting the experience publicly and will also be sharing the inspection documentation with **Ford Motor Company customer relations and relevant consumer protection channels for review. If you're considering buying here, get a truly independent inspection before signing anything. Based on my experience, once the paperwork is signed, don't expect much help from management. Buyer beware.

    We purchased a vehicle on September 5, 2025. As of today, October 21, I cannot get anyone to answer…read moreany questions regarding the title and plates (car was paid for upfront, check cleared 2 days after purchase). I've used their chat bot to no avail. I had a text string going with someone asking for the sales manager to call me - nobody has called. I have called multiple times only to be transferred to some random mailbox, leaving a message with still no response. Sales staff was nice and attentive. Seems the business side needs A LOT of work!

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    Northern Motors

    (1 review)

    This experience was so bad I'm still salty about this 3 years later. So I'm writing this review to…read morehelp anyone else from getting scammed. So about 3 years ago I had put my car into the water filled ditch. My car literally drowned. Despite that I was able to drive it for a week after that. When I finally put gas in it after the crash, it broke down. Wouldn't start up. I had a friend look at it and he couldn't figure out what was wrong. So we sent it to the Chevy dealer (Norther Motors) in trf to get fixed. They fixed and sent it back to me. Another week later it won't start up again. So we send it back. This time they tell us that the computer is full of water and when winter comes it will freeze up and destroy the car. They said it would cost thousands of dollars to fix. One of the technicians said he would by it from us for $500 so he could fix it up and keep it for himself since he had just moved from Vegas and didn't have a car. I remember him saying it would even cost him thousands of dollars to fix it. So we agreed to sell it to him and he would pay us at the end of the month and we would give him the title. Meanwhile we left the car in their parking lot since supposedly it "wouldn't run". Not even a week later I see my car posted on the TRF sell and swap page for $ 2,500 ($1,000 over what I had bought it for before the damage). We immediately contacted the and told them we would not be selling him the car and we were going to come pick it up. Since I had already purchased a new car we let it sit in our garage over the winter since we had no idea what to do with it. Once spring came I sold it to my sister. All it needed was a battery. It has been running ever since for 3 years. So much for a "frozen computer". This place is the trenches. Hope this helps.

    Brost Chevrolet - car_dealers - Updated July 2026

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