I have had to come back 4 times do to paperwork being messed up n mis-typed by the sales person it…read moreabsolutely the worst experience in a dealership I have ever had the experience of when buying a vehicle

I brought my vehicle there for an oil change. They informed me of an oil leak. I explained I knew…read moreof the leak. They put the incorrect O ring on and oil just poured out of my oil filter. If they are a dealership don't you think they should know what O ring to use for an oil filter? WOW what morons.

We purchased a used 2024 Nissan Murano in early June of 2026. The vehicle needed some minor body…read morework, so they were going to fix it and deliver it to us in Bismarck, 250 miles away! We bought the car without any down payment as we were going to pay cash - they completed the deal with only our signatures! They delivered the vehicle to us and we took it on a trip to Missouri. When we got there, the body work they did needed to be redone and the AC stopped working. We called them and told them about the problems, so on our way backs driver met us in Fargo to swap a loaner for our vehicle. They fixed the body work correctly and repaired the AC, the returned it to us after it was repaired. Dealing with Mason, the salesman, was great. He communicated with us throughout the process. The service was top notch - we couldn't be happier dealing with them. I would recommend Rydell Honda-Nissan to anyone needing a vehicle!

I've been leasing vehicles for about 17 years, and with my lease up in a month, I really wanted to…read moredo my due diligence this time by test driving multiple different SUVs to find the perfect fit. Because of this, I've worked with many, many salespeople over the last couple of weeks. I'm quite specific about what I'm looking for...the vehicle type, trim level, and the price point I'm hoping to stay around. I've asked to test drive specific vehicles and requested leasing options from various dealerships. As someone who's quite busy with a teenager, three dogs, works remotely, and doesn't have a lot of free time - every moment counts when I leave throughout the day just to test drive a vehicle. Unfortunately, it hasn't mattered how clear I've been about my time constraints. I've spent hours and hours in offices waiting to get information on vehicles and leasing amounts. Even with pre-scheduled test drives, I've had to wait 45+ minutes. I've had different offices be dishonest with me about their inventory. It has been an incredibly frustrating process. This is where Preston came in. I decided to look outside of our community and called Rydell a couple of days ago. I was put in touch with Preston, and again, I was very clear...this is the type of vehicle and trim I'm looking for, I'm hoping to better understand what the leasing price would be etc. Preston not only heard what I said but unlike everyone else I had worked with up until this point, he actually listened to me. He got off the phone within minutes and shortly after I received a text from him with the leasing prices. After that, he continued to provide me with all the necessary updates via text message... it was so productive and efficient!! He wasn't asking to talk to me for 30+ minutes on the phone and he wasn't stating I needed to go to their office. I am just so impressed by his ability to think about the customer experience and provide top-tier service. I would recommend Preston and Rydell to anyone I know who's considering purchasing or leasing a vehicle in the future. Bravo...well done, and thank you to him so very much!!!!!

I went there and found a used Ford Raptor I asked has it been through the shop and are there any…read moreissues? No every thing is good . On the test drive I noticed the Vista roof wouldn't open . We negotiated I asked both salesman and Finance manager is it a good Tuck any issues in service NO EVERYTHING IS GOOD THEY SAID. I went to do paperwork with Josh Nesdahl the Finance manager I have been in the Car business for over 30 years this was the Rudest and most unprofessional person I have ever come across in my time he starts out by telling me sign all DMV paperwork then says sign for your 24 month warranty. I said what warranty I didn't agree to any warranty . Owe it's in there the bank knows too. I said You are the worst finance guy I have ever dealt with. You didn't even try and sell me one you are just trying to shove it down my throat !! I said Fuck you I am not buying your warranty unless It's a manufacture warranty they hardly ever cover the problem . He then tells me my proof of income is Fake I printed it off my ADP app then he denies it's real. I was Fuming . I am going to tell the Manager you won't take the warranty . Fine I said go ahead he storms out comes back in and just starts saying sign here sign here I didn't buy the warranty because it wasn't a Factory issued Ford Warranty. The next day I go put the truck on a scanner at the auto part's store the Engine didn't sound normal. The cleared 6 factory Codes and didn't repair them . I went back the next Day The GM was gone that day too because the big Blizzard was about to hit . What a work schedule no wonder this store has the ratings I just looked at. They tell me they won.t fix anything it's about $2,500.00 to replace Cam Phasers they said we can unwind it and you keep your trades . I made such a good deal on them trading in a 2 wheel drive truck and a Hybrid accord I bout new for same price they gave me on trade that I just drove my new 4x4 home through the blizzard. A WEEK GOES BUY AND THERE ARE $259.00 CHARGES ON MY DEBIT CARD foe Food . Josh Nesdahl made a copy of my license and debit card this guy is a thief and I feel the whole Corporation are the typical slimy sleezy sales people who where I live in Arizona it is not allowed at a corporate level here . Buyer be very careful here ! I would only come here as a last result go to Rydell I was there earlier they are professional . Travis D.

I was having car issues while visiting Grand Forks so I brought my car in to have it checked out…read more They called me a few hours later and said it'll take 3-4 days to fix and be $600. They also said it would be unsafe to drive so I called into work since I wouldn't be able to leave town. I used their messaging system to ask for updates and finally 4 days later I got someone on the phone who said it would actually be another 10 days before they have the parts they need. They then said I could come get the car and just bring it back once the part arrives. So I was stuck in Grand Forks for days thinking my car was unsafe to drive when in reality I could've taken it the day it was dropped off. I had a second opinion done at another shop and they found NO PROBLEM. They did try to buy the car off me and get me in something newer about 5 times during this process though!

Last Thursday while I was waiting on an oil change for my Elantra, a member of the Eide Hyundai…read moreservice department told me that since my car was nearing 50,000 miles, I needed the timing belt replaced at a cost of $650. He also recommended replacing the transmission fluid for $200. Normally, I wouldn't have that much cash on hand, but since I recently got my tax refund, I agreed to have the work done next week. As I was paying my bill, I decided to check that the repairs were necessary, so I informed the serviceman that I wanted to talk to a friend before fully committing to the work. He reminded me that the timing belt needed to be replaced at 50,000 miles. When I got home, a quick look on the internet revealed that most cars don't need a new timing belt until 90,000 miles. A check of my owner's manual confirmed that the timing belt did not need replacing until the odometer read 90,000 miles. So, be skeptical when you take your car to Eide. If a mechanic tells you an expensive part needs to be replaced, don't just trust his word. If you do, you may find yourself spending $650 on a part that does not need replacing for another 40,000 miles. Last Friday I called the manager at Eide and told him what happened. He said the service manager wasn't there that day, but he promised the service manager would call Monday. I never heard back from anyone at Eide, which suggests that what happened to me is business as usual.

They sold me a car with a bad battery that died after less than a month of having it. If they had…read moredisclosed this then that would be one thing, but the car should have been fully tested before I bought it. I had to sit in their waiting room for 4 hours to get a crack in the windshield fixed come to find out the crack was fixed 3 hours prior & they just never contacted me/found me. I found out by going out to the parking lot myself & demanding the car back.

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!

Before calling Rydell I tried calling the Jeep dealer in town. After multiple phone calls with no…read moreanswer I called the Rydell service department and was told to come on in. Rudy and his crew in service bay 4 were wonderful! Went in to get my tires switched to nitrogen. Hung out and chatted while I watch the machine do its thing! All the guys were super nice! I didn't have an appointment and I was in and out in 15 min. I will be coming back here for all the service my Cherokee needs! If your looking for quality customer service you will definitely get that here!!

Terrible customer service! The service area has zero clue what they are doing. Bring vehicle in and…read morethe lie about issues , don't find issues, takes them 2-3x to find missing parts, won't hold themselves accountable at all! We've always bought vehicles here, oil changes and Carwashes- they just lost all of that!

We live in Boise, and through Carfax, we bought a car from Rydell Toyota of Grand Forks, ND. The…read morebest car buying experience ever. We flew into Fargo, and Alex sent a courtesy car to the airport to pick us up.... that's an hour and a half drive. We had a lot of details to work out, and from start to finish, Alex was very patient. Thank you, Rydell, and especially thank you, Alex!!!

Purchased a used 2024 Grand Highlander from this establishment. The sales guy Robb was nice. The…read morerest of the process was frustrating, and the vehicle has been nothing but problems compacted by the personal at the Toyota dealership being rude and disrespectful to my wife and me. We purchased the vehicle on January 20 2025. The first issue was the radio was locked out due to the dealerships failure to contact Toyota and delete the previous owner. This particular issue must be addressed by the dealership. This should have been done prior to the sale. We had to make several trips and calls to get this resolved. The vehicle came with 26,000 miles sold as a ( gold certified) used Toyota however after only a few hundred miles the front drive axles started clicking . We were informed of a recall issue again the dealership failed us. Again this should have been checked and corrected before sold as a certified vehicle . We scheduled that for repair . We got the vehicle back and after a few days noticed a huge oil spot in the garage. Called the dealership and they claim no open appointments until Tuesday a week away. After complaining to the office ,The staff told her to bring it up , but when she does they act like they didn't tell her to bring it up being rude about our concern. I called and spoke with Chuck at 1200pm. He said Vince would call me after lunch , Vince never called so at 4 I called , no answer. At 5 He left a long rude voice message on my phone saying they never found any issues with the cv shafts that they just replaced or any oil leaking. That was Friday Feb 21. Saturday Feb 22. The tech David found the oil leak caused by the previous repair. They failed to take responsibility for this mistake costing us time and money. Save yourself a huge hassle and drive elsewhere to purchase vehicles And have them serviced.