Great Staff!! Bought couple vehicles there, friendly, honest, and more importantly great prices. Would highly recommend them !

I've purchased multiple vehicles and get all of my service work done at Priced Right and have always had a good experience. Honest and knowledgeable dealer. Highly recommend them.

Great company to deal with! Treat you like family and care about their customers. Would recommend 6/5 if it was possible.

VERIFY EVERY DETAIL ABOUT THE CAR. There was a 7,000 mile discrepancy between what it was listed as. No one brought it to my attention and I had to ask about kt.

Marne isn't listed, so I'm writing my review here instead. As a recently 'homeless veteran', I've spent the past 5 years, trying to work myself out of that situation. Unfortunately, my truck broke down, and I needed a cheap vehicle, just to keep me to and from work. I budgeted myself for around $5k, and found a vehicle that was 5,500, it wasn't too far out of my range, and I called to express my interest in it. But for some reason, that vehicle wasn't available, and was immediately upsold a different vehicle, that was around 7k. I really didn't want to spend that much, I have too many other financial obligations, but it was only about 2,000 over my budget, and figured it might take a couple of months more, so I'd have to put everything else on hold. When it came time to sign the papers, I noticed that same $7,000 was now $9,000. When I asked about the reason I was told it was a 'service contract'... a fancy name for a 'warrantee'. I don't need a 'warrantee' of $2000 for a used high-mileage 'as is' vehicle that has a Blue Book value of around $5,500. When I said that I really couldn't afford that, I was told 'well, it's just another $2000', and apparently THAT was the end of the conversation. No one asked me if I wanted a 'service contract', and I damned sure can't afford it. If the vehicle has more that $2000 worth of repairs, then I'll just go get another used vehicle. Even when I indicated that I didn't want it, it was still applied, as if someone who is working their way out of being homeless, has an extra 2000 to just hand out, because something 'thinks' they deserve it. My original goal was no more than $5000, turns out, I'm now expected to pay DOUBLE that amount. A scam is a scam. I probably should have refused the deal completely when it was clear that I was being scammed. I'll never do business with this company again.

I've contacted three sales people this week but the only response I get is that they are too busy to sell a car.