I found a car that I was interested in for my daughter at a fair price. I live out of state so she…read morecalled made an appointment to see the car. On the day of her appointment, she arrived and the car was not there because it had been sold. That part is understandable but the person she was supposed to meet also wasn't there. Nobody called her and she wasted over $100 in Uber getting there and getting home. Fast forward to a week later. Apparently the car came back for reasons unknown. They reached out to me and rescheduled the appointment for my daughter to see she had to spend another $50 to Uber back there but this time the car was there and the salesman was there. This transaction went fairly smoothly. Everyone I spoke to was nice. There was just that minor failure to communicate, which cost us some money. We did purchase the car. Overall, I would give them another shot if I wanted to purchase a car.

1 star for Ken Garff as a company. 5 stars for Jason and the service staff…read more I want to make that distinction very clear because the employees I dealt with at Ken Garff Honda of Orem were kind, patient and professional, especially Jason, the service manager. The alignment they performed was also good and the vehicle drives noticeably better. My issue is with Ken Garff's paperwork and the company's response when I raised concerns about it. My original estimate included an unexplained $12.99 "parts" charge for an alignment. After I questioned it, the charge was removed. More importantly, the service authorization contained language stating that the dealership is not responsible for "loss or damage to my vehicle," while another portion referred to damage "not caused directly by the Dealership." When I questioned this, I was verbally told that the dealership would still be responsible for damage it caused. My problem was simple: that is not what the paperwork clearly says. I was willing to pay for the work performed, but I would not sign vague language that I wasn't comfortable agreeing to. Jason was incredibly patient about this. We ultimately agreed that I could cross out the terms I would not accept, and both of us signed the modified paperwork. That is why Jason and the staff get 5 stars from me. They listened, treated me respectfully and worked with me rather than pressuring me to sign. Ken Garff as a company gets 1 star. I later raised the disclosure issue publicly and Ken Garff responded by thanking me for my "insights about the paperwork," without actually addressing the wording I had questioned. If the company's position truly is that it remains responsible for damage caused by its employees, I don't understand why the disclosure can't simply say that clearly. I don't think customers should have to argue over vague legal language just to have their vehicle serviced. Jason and the staff deserve recognition--and honestly a raise--for how professionally they handled the situation. My criticism is directed at the corporate policies and paperwork they are being asked to work with. I strongly encourage anyone having a vehicle serviced here to read every page before signing. If you don't understand or agree with something, ask about it. Don't sign something simply because you're told it's standard paperwork.

John is a great salesman and sticks to his word. I bought a vehicle with Orem Toyota and was lucky…read moreenough to have John as my sales guy. The process was quick and I got a great price. 10/10 reccommend this dealership and John specifically if you wanna buy a Toyota.

I called on an advertised 2012 Camry. We scheduled a visit at 1 pm the next day. John called and…read moresaid it had been leased back the the guy who traded it in as his new car was still in LA. I waited 5 days, when he called and said the car was on the lot, but wouldn't be detailed and checked out until the following Monday, (it was Friday he called). On Monday I called to make appointment to see, and purchase the car for cash, but then John told me it was sold over the weekend. I just don't understand when a person is in the middle of a transaction, that it can be shut down. I think it was all a fraud, and they figured they could get more money from someone else, or it was sold to a friend. NO, I won't get a Toyota from Brent Brown in Orem. This is an update: I received a text with web page on a Toyota Avalon,from JOHN B, which was considerably more money, higher mileage than the car I wanted, and yes, less gas mileage could be expected from a tank with a 6 cylinder motor. Now from where I sit, this is a classic example of BAIT AND SWITCH!!~ Ciomplete Fraud in my opinion.

This is my second time purchasing a vehicle through berge auto! They have been the best and easiest…read morecar dealer to work with! I have sent my sister and couple friends over to them in the past year and we have all ended up with vehicles from them. Steph is wonderful at making sure she gets you into the car you want and has made loyal customers in my family for life!

We drove from Ogden to look at a car and do not regret it. Steph took amazing care of us and was…read morevery nice. They gave us a very fair trade in value for our previous car and we're straight up every step of the way. We felt that they treated us like we had bought 10 cars previously from them. We would recommend them 10/10. We will definitely be back when we are ready for a new vehicle. Thank you Berge Auto!

I had a wonderful experience here. I worked with Josh directly for test driving and negotiating,…read morethough Jared also supported too. Both went out of their way to really make us feel welcomed. They really listened to what I wanted, respected my boundaries and I was shocked how straight forward the whole transaction was. At the end if it, Wayne processed the final paperwork and thanked us for purchasing with them. Everyone was professional, knowledgeable and just fun to work with. Thank you all for changing our hearts and minds, giving us a positive experience! I highly recommend going in prepared. Research what you want/need. Know your budget. Be reasonable in your expectations. Bring your title and extra keys for your trade-ins. Know your Bluebook value. I think when you come prepared it will help your experience tremendously.

We bought a car at Orem Mazda and within the first six months an engine light came on and the…read moreservice department wanted $180 to diagnose the problem. We bought the car at night and when we got home, we noticed what look like somebody had taken pellet shots to the back of the car. We were stuck with it because we didn't notice the damage until after we bought the car! I remember trying to get ahold of the salesman just days after the purchase and couldn't get ahold of him! I would never do business again with Orem Mazda!

Great experience with these guys! They were knowledgeable and vehicles are listed at a fair price…read morewith no need to haggle. No high pressure sales staff and no surprise hidden fees or last minute "required" microdots or undercarriage treatment or whatever.

was sold a Q7 wasn't told about the crack engine block. ether Family Auto or someone put a bandaid…read moreon it till I got sold. Leo sold me an extended warranty that said they won't cover the problem because it preexisting problem YOU BUY A VEHICLE FROM FAMILY AUTO YOU'LL BE A BIGGER FOOL THAN ME. YOUVE BEEN EDUCATED MAKE GOOD DECISIONS

I purchased a one-of-a-kind, pristine Tacoma from Tyacke Motors and had a great experience from…read morestart to finish. Communication with Stayton was excellent throughout the entire process. After the truck was delivered to Hawaii, I noticed that the front skid plate was missing. I contacted Stayton to see if it may have been accidentally removed while the truck was being detailed. If not, my next step was going to be contacting the companies responsible for transporting the truck to the port and shipping it from port to port. Stayton explained that the skid plate was on the truck when it left his possession and that he wasn't sure what happened to it afterward. Despite this, he stepped up and offered to pay for a replacement, even though the situation was outside of his control and ultimately not his responsibility. That kind of integrity is rare, especially in the car business. Stayton chose to do the right thing simply because it was the right thing to do, and I'm extremely appreciative of businesses and owners like Tyacke Motors. If you Google "an honest car dealer," Tyacke Motors should be the first result. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a dealership that truly stands behind its customers.

I will definitely come back here for my next used car…read more I have always wanted a kei truck since high school and saw one on the lot at Tyacke. The time at the dealership was quick and we got to drive it home about an hour after we got to the dealership. Then I had some back news where Tyacke was able to come in and go above and beyond. The next day I brought it home - the truck would not start up. I was devastated as I was really excited about the vehicle. I knew that a used car dealer had no obligation to help when I bought a 30yr old car as is. I reached out to Chris just to let him know what was going on and how I felt. Chris offered to take the car and look at it for me and found that there was a huge issue with the engine. What shocked me is that he gave me an option at that point - we could undo the sale and I could go on my merry way - or they could help get it running again with a new engine they located. I chose to trust Chris and see how far the repair path would go, I really wanted this thing running again! It took longer than either of us expected but. This went above and beyond to be fair throughout the process even covering payments for the car while it was in the shop for a few months. While the process was a few months, I got my truck back running better than ever! I think it can be hard to find people with integrity and looking to do the right thing for customers and the community - Chris and Tyacke have it all.

Do not trust this dealership. We were lied to about the AC in our vehicle assured there was no…read moreissue, only to end up paying $1,000 to fix it ourselves. To make it worse, they sold us their "Alpha Warranty," promising that if our tires ever went bad, we could bring the car in and they'd take care of it. Complete lie. When we actually needed that service, they refused. I'd sooner trust Judas or Richard Nixon than these A holes again.

The absolute worst, I do not recommend them at all. If I could rate them 0 stars I would…read more Our experience happened late last year. They had an older Tesla Model S for sale that me and my wifey were interested in. We found it online and messaged about it and they seemed to be good with us taking it for a test drive. We live about an hour away so we came into Orem to test drive it, and when we pulled in people inside looked over but nobody came out to the lot or anything. We walked around trying to find the car but we couldn't, so finally we had to go in and ask someone about the car, and someone reluctantly came to show us where it was. We asked for the person we had been messaging with and they told us that the individual was not in but they could help us. The new person then proceeded to show us the car and all was going well. When it came to it, we asked if we could test drive it and the person said yes absolutely. They went to go get the keys, but when they came back they told me they were actually "late for a wedding" and had to leave early so we couldn't test drive. This was off putting so I asked if someone else could show us the car and he brought his manager (at least that's what they said he was). The new guy said I wasn't allowed to test drive the car because it was a "performance car" and I could only test drive the car if they ran my credit, to (and I quote) "make sure" I could afford it and be approved for it. This immediately caught me by surprise, as the car was simply about $25k and was a USED HIGHER MILEAGE TESLA. I own a business and through my life have bought many cars, all of them performance vehicles or expensive trucks and never once had a dealership try to run my credit to verify I could "afford it" when inquiring. I politely asked why they had to run my credit as obviously that wasn't normal, but they didn't give me a straight answer and one of the guys actually even let out a sort of laugh when the other gentleman was "attempting" to explain. They were also highly condescending in tone. On the spot with that having happened we thanked them for their time and walked out, but we could hear them snickering behind us. Shame. We even had our checkbook with us as we were really interested in purchasing the vehicle on the spot. Guess they didn't want the business. We went here immediately after I got off work that Saturday and I wonder if they treated us this way because I had on work boots that had a bit of paint stains on them. Regardless of the reason this is not how a dealership should work. We put off leaving a review but I ran into the page here and see others have also had bad experiences and thought we'd finally share ours, in hopes of hopefully helping people stay clear. Absolutely disgusting behavior. Stay away and go elsewhere.

We bought our minivan here a couple of years back. It was the best car buying experience I've ever…read morehad. Normally, I don't keep the license plate frame that the dealership gives me on my vehicle, but, I left this one on. For me, that says a lot. There was no pressure to make a quick decision, the sales associate gave me plenty of space to find what I wanted, and the prices were super fair. No haggling, no pressure. I was blown away. The purchasing process was so easy, we were in and out of there in less than an hour, Driving off the lot with our van.

We came by to look and purchased a ford f250 they had for sale…read more Theysaid everything was rebuilt from a small fire. we got there and codes were popping up. They cleared it 36 miles ago Trying to hide the issues. My husband drove it and the windshield wipers don't even work. There was a code for The AC clutch driver side, airbag, and driver side airbag not responding. I would never buy from this company. They told us before we arrived that everything was fixed, and there was nothing wrong with it.

I was traveling 500 miles from my home in Denver in my Nissan Leaf when a "Service EV System" error…read morepopped up that warmed me that my car would not restart after being shut off. I took it straight to the closest Nissan dealer, Ken Garff of Orem, before turning it off so I wouldn't be stranded. Everyone at Ken Garff's service center was wonderful. Ash who checked me in (and eventually out!), Veronica who quickly got me into a rental, and their Leaf-certified tech, which not every Nissan dealer has, (sorry that I never got their name!), who quickly diagnosed and fixed the issue within 24 hours, saving my vacation. Rarely have I ever been to a car dealership's service center as efficient, helpful, and friendly as Ken Garff in Orem, Utah. My thanks to all of them there!

"We Hear You" is the Ken Garff slogan. Well, I beg to differ. Maybe you'll hear me now with the…read more0-star review. We brought our 2022 Altima in for diagnostics/repairs for two issues: the horn honks at random times, the wiper fluid reservoir sensor is malfunctioning. We told the service dept rep, Christopher Gonzalez, what issues we had and explained that we wanted the repairs done under warranty as our vehicle had less than 36k miles on it. He documented our concerns, took the keys, and said he would reach out to us when they had completed the diagnostics. That was it. Christopher did NOT verify the status of the warranty (time or mileage) at the time we dropped off the car. Christopher did NOT state at any time or in any way that diagnostic fees would only be covered if the vehicle was still under warranty. The first time any mention of warranty coverage was discussed was AFTER diagnostics were done, AFTER submitting diagnostic results to "corporate", AFTER corporate said the BASIC warranty coverage applied - then, and only then, did Christopher look to see if our warranty was still valid. It was expired based on time, not mileage. When he called with this information, he quoted the price for making the desired repairs. I declined to proceed with the work. We were surprised to learn that the repairs were not covered because the time had expired on the warranty. Nevertheless, this was the case - no coverage under warranty. They sent us an invoice for labor (diagnostics). When I got to the dealership, I asked to speak with a manager about the invoice - specifically, there was never any mention that we would be charged for diagnostics if the warranty did not cover the repairs. THIS IS THE MAJOR PROBLEM. Christopher Gonzalez failed to clearly state the cost of diagnostics would only be covered if the warranty was valid. At no point at any time did Christopher advise us that we would be charged for diagnostics. The first indication of this was when we were given the invoice when we picked up the car. Here is the icing on the cake: the MANAGER. My god, how they ever let this clown interact with customers is BEYOND me. I do not have a name of the "manager." He is a white male in his late 20s/early 30s, short hair, heavy set. After explaining everything to the manager and making it clear we were not happy with how things had been handled, he started out by asking us if we "even bothered to read the warranty." His tone was absolutely condescending, talking to me as if I was some sort of idiot for not understanding that the warranty had both a time and a mileage expiration. Secondly, instead of listening to our grievance, he instead decided to take personal offense at the fact that WE were upset. He didn't listen to understand - he took our grievance as a personal attack, accusing us of being rude "from the minute you walked in here this morning." At any point, he could have asked the simple question: "Did Christopher explain that diagnostic fees would only be covered if the warranty was still good?" THAT WOULD HAVE CLEARED THE AIR IMMEDIATELY - No, Christopher did NOT explain that fact. When it became clear he had no intention of "exercising good faith" and waiving the diagnostic fees (even though it was clear and evident that Christopher had failed to make the required disclaimer when we showed up that morning), I told him to process the charge for payment. While doing so, he declared "I could have helped you out and waived these charges, but I'm not going to because I don't like the way you are talking to me." WHAT ABSOLUTE NERVE! When I placed my card on the reader to pay, a signature screen popped up. The manager said, "You need to sign it... like it clearly says if you had taken the time to read it - just like you should have read your warranty paperwork." WHAT IN THE EVERY LOVING @$&#! The manager was completely and utterly disgraceful in how he treated us. He was condescending and disrespectful in every way. I cannot overstate this enough: he is the WORST example of what a manager should be or how a manager should behave when dealing with customers. Juan Morales, Fixed Operations Director, contacted me for a follow-up. I explained everything in detail. I made it perfectly clear that Christopher had failed to make the required warranty disclaimer up front. THIS in and of it self should in all good conscience justify Juan exercising "good faith" and refunding the charges for diagnostics. NO REFUND HAS BEEN ISSUED. $455, and for what? The best part: the technician didn't even reassemble the airbag correctly. The horn/airbag is protruding from the steering wheel. The name Ken Garff is forever stained. We will never buy from them again. Buyer beware: AVOID AT ALL COST.

Very satisfied with my experience! Thank you to Mohammad for his help! We had a very pleasant…read moreexperience.

Went to check out a SUV and drove in from out of town, using gas, time, and mileage. Called ahead…read moreto be sure the car was there but no answer and the menu offered a text back. No text back and when we arrived they seemed like they didn't care that we were there, a guy just sat at his desk and didn't greet us and said, "oh, that one isn't on the lot yet". The website said "new arrival" indicating it was there. They didn't care and we walked out very frustrated.