This Auto Pro Buys reached out to me about the car I had just listed within 30 minutes. The rep…read moreoffered way under market for the car, and when I said no, they felt the need to "educate" me on what my car is worth. Then when that didnt work they threatened to report me and my listing. Dont let their strong arm tactics work on you.

I've sold my CLA 2015 to Auto Pro Buys on September 8, 2022.. it's been few months later and I…read morestill haven't gotten the funds for the vehicle I sold them. They paid off the loan on the car around October 3rd and still I haven't gotten the rest of the left over funds around $5000. I've been in contact with Blaine but nothing came out of it. Blaine keeps tell me that he is checking on the status but nothing happens.. please pay me the rest of my cars value I am sick of waiting

10/10 easy, fast, stress-free and fun experience buying a used car with Duran. Scheduled the test…read moredrive, came out and verified that the car was in great condition, and completed the purchase in a couple of hours. Duran and all the other staff made the purchase a great experience-- this is the only way to buy a car going forward.

BUYER BEWARE: "CarMax Certified" Truck Failed in Hours, Leaving Me Out $27k Cash…read more I purchased a "CarMax Certified" 2022 Nissan Frontier (48,000 miles | VIN: 1N6ED1EKXNN614393) from the Clackamas location for over $27k IN CASH, expecting a reliable vehicle for my family and business. Our salesperson, Ian, was professional and great to work with, but the confidence ended less than two hours later. While driving home over the Oregon Coast Range with my 7-year-old daughter, the transmission began slipping, hesitating, and violently jerking forward at highway speeds. A local mechanic inspected it, and Nissan later confirmed a major transmission failure. Worse, Nissan found clear evidence that the transmission had been previously tampered with, removing the factory warranty coverage and throwing responsibility entirely back onto CarMax. The Corporate Runaround: Instead of standing behind their "certified" vehicle, CarMax has subjected me to a week of exhausting escalation and dodging: Service Manager John (Beaverton): Has held the truck for 6 days without providing a diagnosis. He doesn't return calls, ignores Nissan's service department, and literally laughed at the mechanical failure. Operations Manager Elliot: Recited a rigid corporate script to explain why he won't help. General Manager Eugene (Clackamas):Friendly enough, but completely lacks the authority to resolve the issue. The "Solutions" Offered: CarMax has verbally offered completely unacceptable options, refusing to put any of their extensions or promises in writing: 1. A sketchy repair: Forcing me to accept a truck with a known history of tampering, zero Nissan powertrain warranty, and a used/rebuilt LKQ transmission (which Nissan mechanics advised is a dangerous long-term solution). CarMax refused to include a MaxCare warranty to offset this massive risk. 2. An indefinite replacement search:Waiting forever for them to source a truck from across the country, while expecting *me* to pay the shipping costs for their failure. They refuse to do a fair price exchange for comparable trucks already available locally. 3. The Refund Trap: They told me it will take up to 10 days just to get my cash back. The Bottom Line: Vehicles break, but the way CarMax handles it is the real nightmare. Because they are holding onto my $27,000 cash for over a week, I am physically trapped without transportation and completely blocked from buying a reasonable replacement vehicle elsewhere. They gave me a small SUV rental that doesn't fit my business needs, meaning I am actively losing work income every single day while they sit on my money. My Advice: Do not trust Carmax. I thought I bought peace of mind; instead, I bought a $27k project, a week-long fight, and a complete loss of my transportation and livelihood.

I can't tell you how many times I've driven by places like this in my lifetime, not giving them a…read moresecond thought. But I had no idea how much money can be saved by scavenging for auto parts here. First of all, I should let you know I have absolutely zero knowledge about car maintenance and repair. What I do know is that car parts, especially from the dealership, are astronomically priced. "You want to charge me how much for this piece of plastic trim that goes around the windshield? You've got to be kidding me!" I recently bought an older subaru for driving my dirty and wet pug back and forth from the river. I wanted to fix a few things that either didn't work, or were cosmetically impaired. Specifically, I was looking for the lid to the sunglass holder in the roof, some plastic flashing for the windshield, speaker covers for the doors in the backseat, and the electric switches for the window control on the driver's door in the same make/model/year Subaru I'd just purchased. It was a tall order, but would you believe me if I told you I found everything I needed for less than $35? Talk about one-stop shopping! It's so difficult to determine how many stars to award this experience. Yes, I found everything I needed for a bargain. However, this has to be one of the most intimidating, uncomfortable, overwhelming places I've ever been. There is a long line to enter the facility as everyone checks in with staff electronically, has a photo taken, and signs a waiver. There are rows and rows of old, rusty cars sitting up on blocks, as far as you can see, and I'm sure the insurance liability is a nightmare. I can only imagine how many injuries occur in this place each year. While vehicles are organized in lots by make and model, it takes a lot of exploration to find exactly what you're looking for. Many of the cars are picked over, having been stripped of the most popular parts and accessories. Not everyone is as lucky as I was my first time out. There's really no customer service to speak of. There is apparently an inventory, and the staff at the front desk are able to look up specific makes and models, but none of the cars I was directed to were where they said they'd be. So I found aimlessly strolling through the rows and rows of cars to be the best way to find what I was looking for. If you're up for an adventure, looking to save a few dollars, and don't mind spending a few hours with some folks who are definitely a little rough around the edges, Pick-n-Pull is just the place you want to be.

DISSAPPOINTED: I arranged for a pickup after receiving a bid for my car online. I arranged my…read moreENTIRE Saturday around this pickup time frame of 12-4pm. At 2:45pm, the call came while I was in the bathroom - so I missed the call. I went to return the call and was told that I would have to RESCHEDULE the pickup for another day. WHAT????? Seriously? That has to be the MOST ridiculous reason for not picking up my car. ONE MISSED attempt to reach me? For crying out loud. I wasted an entire afternoon waiting for your call, and you tried to call me ONE TIME? Don't bother using PickNPull.

I have sold 3 late model cars to T&C. An absolutely amazing experience. While I hate selling cars,…read moreI hope I can that is I have to, I can't keep selling too them. They offer above KBB and make the process so easy.

I had the pleasure of working with Ashley and Kelly recently to sell my 2016 Jeep Wrangler. They…read morecame to my house and made the process extremely easy. I handed them the keys and they handed me my equity check and paid off the lien holder directly. I will work with them again in the future! They gave me the full KBB value and $3,500 more than what a dealer offered me as a trade in. Please note that they are taking all precautions around Covid-19 at this time, they wore gloves, kept their distance, wiped down handles and completed everything on-site.

The service was great. Tony was honest, friendly., and efficient. I recommend him…read morehighly

Fast and amazing customer service. Highly recommended. Lost my title and explained. They have a…read morelost title department that made things easier.

Absolutely wonderful job! Great attention to detail and I am thrilled with the result! The car was…read moredone on time, looks brand new! Ty is the real deal and one can tell he takes pride in a Job well done! Thanks again!

It is a pleasure to recommend Ty's ASR Motors at Multnomah Village to anyone needing auto body…read morework. I had an occasion last week when our car was damaged by a run-away trailer, & after checking around, I was fortunate to run into Ty. He was honest, caring, responsive, reasonable, accommodating & timely. His work, speaks for itself: not a blemish in sight.

​ Warning: Avoid Starlite Motor Sports ​Car Deposit…read moreWithheld and Legal Threat Made ​I strongly caution against doing business with Starlite Auto Sales. The owner refused to return my $500.00 deposit after the pre-purchase inspection revealed significant undisclosed mechanical and body issues. When I requested the refund, the owner stated, "I would gladly see you in court." ​Incident Summary (2008 Lexus IS250 AWD): ​Initial Misrepresentation: I inquired about a Dark Blue 2008 Lexus IS250 AWD and was repeatedly assured by the owner that the vehicle was in "great mechanical working order." I specifically asked if he would let his mother or sister drive it, to which he replied, "yes, it's a great car." ​Deposit & Inspection: I wired a $500.00 deposit based on these assurances. I then arranged for a pre-purchase inspection (PPI) at K and M Auto, a certified mechanic, which cost me $160.00. ​Inspection Findings: The PPI clearly contradicted the owner's claims. Key issues included: ​Inoperable Windows and Sunroof: All windows (except one) and the sunroof were non-functional--a critical safety/comfort defect that was clearly concealed. ​Body Damage: An obvious dent on the driver's side was omitted from the promotional video and photos. ​Water Damage: Rust and pooled water were found in the trunk near the spare tire well. ​Brakes and Tires: Contrary to the owner's claim of "new" tires, the PPI noted issues with the brakes and did not validate the tire claims. ​Conclusion: The inspection confirmed the owner was deceptive about the vehicle's true condition. When I cancelled the purchase based on these findings, the owner illegally retained my $500.00 deposit. I never want anyone buying a car to be unsafe so, do your pre-Inspection 1st and Never send money to hold. A pre-inspection should be done first. So, a honest review is more costly than court in the long run and there is such a thing called Karma. Karma will take 100000 plus fold so, for the return of a 500.00 deposit to losing long term repeat customers cost more than 500,000 and no referrals. BUYERS DO YOUR PRE- PURCHASE INSPECTIONS

save your hard earned money and keep going pass starline motosports. dont make the mistake i made…read more i purchased a 2020 subaru onyx outback. the transmission is going out and the lift on car is a total crunched mess with a broken steel right arm. holding on by a string. i paid $17,500. i called the owner of the dealership. vas is the owner. he said he would give me $11,000 for the car. $6500.00 less. i had only put 1500 miles on it. beware he acts like the most caring person. tells you all of his vehicles go through a 25 point check. by his personal business mechanic. id love to talk to the so called mechanic. he brags on and on how he sells so many cars. he might sell alot of cars. but how many cars are in the right safe condition to be driving. i took the car to subaru dealership. the mechanic was the one who found out about all the cars problems. the mechanic said it was so dangerous that i was driving it do to the lift arm broke and damage under car. plus he said driving a car with a transmission going out could cause the car to automatically freeze up and while driving coming to a stop. its a real shame how someone well gain your respect then sell you a dangerous vehicle. he doesnt care your just a chunk of money to him. then he prays on another car shopper. please just cross this dealership off your car lots to look at. i do blame myself i should of had it inspected by a honest mechanic. but he swore it had