I'm a Lyft driver so I'm washing my car at least twice a week. This is hands down the best option…read morein the area considering prices and options. The facility is well-maintained, you can access it 24 hours/day, and everything usually works well. The only time I ever had problems I called the number posted on the door to the attendant area and my problems were addressed quickly and to my satisfaction. I moved to east Portland recently and have been so disappointed in the options near me that I drive out of my way to go here. I don't use the automated wash option, I can't say much about that.

Middle self wash doesn't have a triple foam soap had to wait around even longer never coming here…read moreagain. Also, there's trash all over the ground.

I honestly don't think these guys deserve the level of criticism they get. My situation wasn't…read moresimple, and they worked with me every step of the way. I came in looking for a Toyota that I could ship to Hawaiʻi for my vacation home -- and anyone who knows Hawaiʻi inspections understands how strict they are. This was not an easy order. Lot 99 went above and beyond. They let me inspect every vehicle inside and out, and they never rushed me. Yes, a few vehicles didn't pass my personal inspection checklist -- but that's because Hawaiʻi's requirements are extremely strict. Every Toyota I looked at would have passed Oregon's standards without an issue. They let me keep looking until I found one that I knew would pass in Hawaiʻi, and this took days. They didn't complain once. In fact, they made the whole process enjoyable by joking around and keeping things light. Here are the inspection points I had to meet for Hawaiʻi: No sharp edges or cosmetic damage that could fail safety. No flaking rust on frame joints -- a tough requirement in rainy Oregon, where even well‑maintained 15‑year‑old vehicles show some surface rust. When I was using my inspection snake camera, they came out and offered their lift to make the job easier. That turned a 30‑minute job into 10. Because they were doing maintenance (battery swaps, etc.), some vehicles had cleared diagnostic monitors. They let me test‑drive the truck long enough for all readiness monitors to reset. I hooked up my OBD‑II scanner, confirmed no codes, and even verified it passed an emissions test -- which Hawaiʻi requires. Final results: Underbody: Pass Rust: Pass Engine & diagnostics: Pass Road test: Pass (just needs an alignment -- no big deal, I'll do that in Hawaiʻi) Bumper replaced and painted -- Pass (I requested and paid for this) Carfax/ownership/accident history -- Pass (minor incident, fully documented) VinCheck -- Pass Clear title -- they emailed me a copy immediately when I asked Bonus: They even helped coordinate transport to the port for shipping to Hawaiʻi. They're still assisting me with timing and logistics. If you're buying a used car, bring the right tools and do your due diligence -- that's just part of the process. But from my experience, Lot 99 treated me fairly, worked hard to help me, and made a very difficult task much easier. I appreciate everything they did.

They are nice to you until they are not. They make you believe they want to help you but the moment…read morethey get any amount of money from you they will change their mind. I was told three times they would refund my money because it was just to take the car off the market, that it wasn't for anything else but that, it was a lie. Everything was supposed to go through pending the approval with the bank (that's what they said) they lied. I wish I had never stepped on that ground. I read a review where the individual states they did this same thing to them... I see a pattern. There needs to be a NO STAR rating available.