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    The Wreck Center

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Bumper repair

    Auto frame testing

    Auto steering and suspension repair

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    Rear-end damage

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    Perrysburg Auto Mall

    Perrysburg Auto Mall

    2.0
    (40 reviews)

    I bought a 2017 Silverado with under 58k miles on January 18th, 2025. On January 20th, I…read moreexperienced the first issue being a faulty tire monitoring sensor. I brought it to them that day and they fixed it free of charge. The following week on January 27th, a "Service Battery Charging System" screen came on. I brought it back to them again. I assumed the dealership would take care of it considering the vehicle by this point had been driven less than 100 miles and just over a week of being bought. They messaged me stating the alternator needed replaced, costing $900. After arguing why this would not be considered a major component of the vehicle, making it covered under the 50/50 warranty, they agreed to pay for half. I asked them to provide the multi point inspection I was assured was done prior to buying the vehicle. They kept telling me to talk to one person after the next and still never gave me the inspection I wanted. I then told them to at least do a new one, which seemed to go unheard because they never did it besides a basic face value inspection, checking tires and the area that was being worked on. After that experience, I brought the vehicle to a mechanic that worked at Brondes Ford. They started their own mechanic shop and service all our commercial vehicles at work. They did a multi-point inspection on my vehicle and the results were not surprising to me. The truck failed a hose pressure check, resulting in 2 heater hoses failing. The next issue was a leak from the upper and lower oil pan. This resulted in both seals needing replaced. This required me to pay over $1700 for labor and parts to repair. They also mentioned a little rust on the exhaust and the tires needing to be replaced in the next year but that is minor compared to the rest. I contacted the manager via email and have not gotten a response. I emailed them February 2nd and still have not gotten a response in any form. I wanted them to reimburse me for this repair because I told them I was traveling out of state and did not want to be left stranded on the side of the road, yet they still did not do their due diligence in providing a mechanically sound vehicle. When purchased, I was told the truck was in great condition and anything that was wrong before was fixed before being sold. There was no "sold as-is" on any paperwork, sticker, or verbally. If you are planning on buying a used vehicle for yourself, or even your kids' first vehicle, bring it to your own mechanic to have it inspected before purchasing. You are just another customer to them and once the deal is signed, you are no longer a priority to them.

    I had an okay experience car hunting at Perrysburg Auto Mall. The staff was relatively nice but the…read moreonline listings for vehicles are not always as they seem. When we arrived and test drove a car; We noticed a multitude of issues with the car. When looking back over the listing, they either had incorrect features of the car listed, or failed to acknowledge the failure of the key features of the vehicle. After getting ready to mention these issues (of the display, radio, and rear view camera failing to work) we were met by our sales person immediately stating "yeah those features don't work, and we are NOT fixing any of them". This was highly off putting (considering the pricing of the vehicle reflected those similar in the market.... with fully functioning interior features). In the end we did end up purchasing a vehicle from Perrysburg auto mall after negotiating a price that better suited the current state of the vehicle. Not sure I would truly recommend car shopping here unless you plan to buy new.

    Jake's Used Cars

    Jake's Used Cars

    1.0
    (1 review)

    I bought a car on 2/16 from Jake's. It is 05 Kia Rio. Manual everything. It has ads on it b/c it…read morewas used for the Perrysburg football games. He wanted $1,700 so ads could be removed but b/c I said I didn't care about the ads, he took it down to $1,300. He did put a new battery in it the day I bought it. I drive it to take my daughters to school and to take myself to and from work. Nothing extra. On 2/21, I was on my way to work and broke down. Once at work, I looked at it. I'm farily certain it's the clutch. I have not driven this car enough for the clutch to be out in FIVE DAYS. Yes, I know it's a used car, yes, I know I signed a statement that he didn't know the full condition. However, it's been FIVE DAYS. Maybe 8 hours of driving time in that car, and it's already broken down. FIVE DAYS, EIGHT HOURS TOTAL DRIVE TIME and I have no clutch. I'm a semi truck driver and have previously owned manual shift cars. I am well aware of how to drive them. I stopped in to see if he could help me with the repairs. He told me, no, I signed the paper and he would see if he could find a cheaper repair quote than what I had already found. He couldn't. And that was it. That is dishonest and underhanded. If you took pride in your business, you could have offered to pay some of the repairs, or bring it in and do it your self. For me to have the car for less than a week and it be a MAJOR repair. That is an unethical and cutthroat way to run your business.

    The Wreck Center - car_dealers - Updated June 2026

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