I am writing this review to provide a fully documented, factual record of my recent purchase of a…read moreNissan 370Z Roadster from this dealership to forewarn other buyers. 1. The Pre-Sale Disclosures & Negotiation During the test drive, the vehicle's visual condition was fully transparent: it had cosmetic wear, bent body panels, old/no-name/mismatched tires, aftermarket wheels, shaky brakes, and a convertible top that would not open. The salesperson explicitly stated they "checked the convertible top fuse and it was good," framing the roof issue as a minor, innocent electrical mystery. I negotiated a purchase price that fairly reflected the vehicle's cosmetic state and the assumption of a standard electrical repair for the roof. I willingly signed an "As-Is" agreement based entirely on those specific disclosures. 2. The Discovery of Mechanical Sabotage Upon taking the vehicle home and performing a professional, multi-hour manual teardown to diagnose the top, I discovered severe, undisclosed structural damage. The entire underlying roof assembly, linkages, bows, and hinges are physically bent and snapped beyond repair-requiring a $10,000 retail replacement. Furthermore, I discovered that the top's interior switch and hydraulic system had been deliberately disconnected. This was not normal wear-and-tear; the system was physically bypassed to prevent the roof from moving, which actively concealed the twisted and broken structural metal frame from being discovered during a standard pre-purchase inspection. 3. Unjust Enrichment and the Arbitration When I confronted the dealership with the diagnostic photos of the bent and broken frame, hinges and linkages, they admitted they already had an active wholesale arbitration case open with the selling agent regarding this vehicle's defects -a critical piece of legal and mechanical history they actively withheld from me during the sales process. The dealership then requested my personal diagnostic photos to submit to the auction. They successfully used my labor to secure a $1,500 payout from the auction to make themselves whole. However, when it came to resolving the issue with me, they attempted to pocket the auction money, hide behind Montana's "As-Is" laws to protect their profit, and refused to provide a fair retail remedy to fix the $5,000 structural deficit they delivered. When I requested a fair retail remedy to fix the $5,000 structural deficit (using my own labor and a used salvaged roof), the dealer retaliated by rescinding all offers entirely. They are now pocketing the auction's $1,500 payout-money they only received because of my diagnostic labor-and leaving me completely empty-handed with a broken car. Conclusion An "As-Is" clause is designed to protect a dealership from unknown mechanical wear; it is not a legal license to misrepresent a vehicle's history, hide active legal disputes, or sell a vehicle with a bypassed, structurally compromised frame. Because the dealership has refused to provide a fair settlement to make this vehicle whole, formal complaints for material misrepresentation and deceptive business practices have been filed with the Montana Department of Justice Office of Consumer Protection and the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) Dealer Licensing Bureau. Buyer beware.

10/10 place to buy your car my friend got an audi S6 2015 from here a year ago put 20k miles on it…read moreand nothing has be wrong everything is perfected and he gives very good warranty's and i am planing on buying my next car from here very good honest dude very good place to buy from

If we could give zero stars, we would…read more Our experience with Clark Nissan has been disappointing, and terribly upsetting and just aweful. Esp when it comes to the service dept. Customer service is not good and at times we question competency with valid examples. Our Nissan truck was purchased brand new, is only several yrs old, and has fewer than 50,000 miles on it. Yet it has required so many trips to the service dept that we've lost count, w/nearly every visit lasting at least a week. Most recent repair has now stretched beyond 3 weeks . That is completely unacceptable for a vehicle of this age and mileage. Communication and follow-through have required constant effort on our part. We are not just experiencing delays; we are repeatedly forced to escalate to management because when we contact the service dept, they seem unconcerned. We are repeatedly dismissed w/an attitude of complacency and given unreasonable excuses-just to get basic answers or action on repairs that should be straightforward. Another major issue is transportation. They no longer provide loaner vehicles+only offer a shuttle ride home; that doesn't solve the problem when your vehicle is unavailable for wks at a time due to delays on their end. My husband has repeatedly been left without a vehicle for extended periods of time b/c of this. Warranty coverage - we were initially told a repair was not covered and would cost several thousand dollars to fix! My husband had to contact Nissan directly to get the issue resolved b/c the dealership did not advocate or do the necessary legwork - we still don't have our vehicle back after over 3 wks. My husband had to track down a manager himself after weeks of delay just to get an update and potential movement on getting the truck back. The most serious concern involved the brakes. After our service contract expired, my husband performed brake work and discovered the driver-side brake hose had two large bulges that appeared ready to rupture. We immediately had it towed to the dealership because it was not safe to drive. They were also informed at drop-off what was wrong and that the vehicle is used for heavy towing. They replaced a brake caliper and one brake hose, which required bleeding the brake system+ then sent us home telling us the problem was resolved. Thank God my husband looked under the truck when we got home. (unfortunately we couldn't trust their word). Still we really could not believe the damaged brake hose w/visible bulges was left in place! despite being present during the repair. They let us drive home in it. We felt so disillusioned that the truck was returned to us in that condition. This created a serious safety risk. A brake line in that condition could have failed while towing a heavy load, with potentially catastrophic consequences. After we contacted them, they sent someone to retrieve it and ultimately replaced the damaged hose. This should never have happened in the first place. Because this is the only Nissan dealership in the valley, customers with warranty work have very limited options. Unfortunately, that makes these repeated issues even more difficult to manage. In the beginning, when the truck first started having issues for no clear reason given its age and mileage, there was at least one service advisor who was somewhat helpful. After that person left the dealership, the service experience changed for the worse and has been consistently poor since. This service dept has become an ongoing operational failure marked by long delays, poor communication, disputes over coverage, and repeated situations where we have had to fight for basic resolution. What if a young person or elderly experienced these things and didn't know how to advocate for themselves? They would be out a lot of money or potentially injured due to pure laziness. Based on our experience over multiple visits, we cannot recommend Clark Nissan at all; in fact we suggest you go somewhere else to buy a vehicle.

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.

Bought a Hyundai Tucson and got home and brake light was out and alot of garbage under the back…read moreseat. We tried to pop up the back seat at the dealership, but the salesperson (not going to identify him) said it does not pop up, we believed him. We were told the vehicle was detailed, it obviously was not. Hopefully no more problems arise. We really felt great about the vehicle but now we are nervous. Hopefully it all works out. Not impressed.

To put it plainly, purchasing a used vehicle from Clark Hyundai has become one of my biggest recent…read moreregrets. In mid-December 2025, I scheduled an appointment to look at a used Toyota they had listed. I arrived, test drove it, and raised a few concerns that could have affected my decision. When we returned to the dealership, I was then told the vehicle had already been sold and was only awaiting pickup. That was the first major red flag and showed a serious lack of communication between sales and management. The salesperson then presented me with another option: a used 2013 Hyundai Tucson. I was told the vehicle had an "impeccably clean" inspection and service record. Based on that representation, I moved forward. I traded in my vehicle, put an additional $1,200 down, and left believing I had purchased a reliable vehicle from a reputable dealership. Less than 3,000 miles and about two months later, the check engine light came on. The code was P2006 for the intake manifold. I contacted the dealership hoping for assistance or at least a reasonable conversation about repair costs. Instead, I received little communication and was left with a $500 repair bill. I assumed the issue had been fixed. Unfortunately, in early May, the vehicle began having problems again while driving. The RPMs climbed while the speed stayed stagnant, so I pulled over and restarted the vehicle. The check engine light came back on. When I scanned it, the same P2006 code returned. I called the dealership and explained that the same issue had come back after I had already paid them to repair it. I also explained that I am now in East Glacier Park for the summer and do not feel comfortable driving the vehicle along Route 2 in its current condition, especially in areas with little to no cell service. I asked for help towing it back to their facility for diagnosis and was told they would not provide a tow. This is extremely frustrating. The same issue appeared shortly after purchase, I paid Clark Hyundai to address it, and now the exact same code has returned. From my perspective, the original repair did not properly resolve the problem. I have made multiple attempts to contact the dealership, including voicemails for the General Manager, emails, and LinkedIn messages. Those attempts have gone unanswered. I understand the vehicle was purchased "as-is," but that does not excuse poor communication, lack of accountability, or failure to properly address a recurring issue. I was sold a vehicle represented as having a clean inspection and service history, yet within months I have had repeated mechanical problems and almost no meaningful support. At this point, I am asking for basic accountability and a reasonable solution. I expected far better customer care from Clark Hyundai. UPDATE: I received an inspection report showing the vehicle was 14,000 miles overdue for an oil change when they took it in. This raises serious concerns for me about material misrepresentation. UPDATE 2: I received a quote from another repair shop because I no longer have faith in Clark Hyundai to properly address the issues. My total repair costs since purchasing this "impeccably clean" vehicle are now around $2,000. My advice: steer clear of this dealership.

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.

Jarid at 406 motors is awesome. This dealership is not pushy and they are all so nice and polite…read more My husband and I just bought a truck from them and they were upfront and honest about everything. Definitely recommend them for any used vehicle.

STAY AWAY! Terrible experience! bought a truck under the pretense they would fix a couple of…read morethings. took them twice as long as they said and still didn't fix everything they said. Truck broke down on me a week after finally getting it back from them, and they refused to fix or make it right in anyway. Mechanic later told me it was because a brand new hose they improperly installed blew.

Stephen was SO awesome, restored my Touareg and my faith in humanity!…read more THANK YOU Stephen!!

they were very shady about the warranty. I did not even know they only gave me a two month warranty…read moreon a newer rig and when I bought it, I took it down to the Ford Store because it was making a lot of noise. It's in the notes and they will not honor it saying I have to pay for it. Do not trust these people.

Traveling from Arizona to Montana with a family of 7 so needed something to accommodate all of us…read moreand our luggage! Censtible was great from the beginning, helping us set up a ride to and from the airport, the van worked out perfect and everyone was super helpful and nice!

Car Rental prices at airport were astronomical and we were looking for other options. Found…read moreCentsible on web although reservation for Rentals required NON-REFUNDABLE payment in full. I'm not sure if this is the only company in US to do this but read below to see why. Unfortunately in my case where my wife was in an accident, and we notified them 10 days in advance to see if anything could be worked out. Nope....these people eventually said they could give me a future credit for 50%....of which I would never use and put myself in this position again with Centsible. These people are just not nice to deal with, recommend go somewhere else or wait on travel to Glacier until the real car rental company prices become more reasonable.