McLarty Nissan of Benton

I would avoid this dealership at all costs. Did not honor the listed price online. I was lied to about services done during the inspection process. The detail done on the vehicle was done poorl Did not honor the listed price online. I was lied to about services done during the inspection process. The detail done on the vehicle was done poorly. I did not notice the tires were splitting on the sidewalls until I got home the day of purchase. When I returned to the dealership they said there was nothing they could do. Once you sign papers, and they are paid, they do not care about the state of your vehicle. More

Don’t buy a car from this lot! Management does not care how a used vehicle looks or works after it leaves the lot. I know from experience and personal inside knowledge. A lot o Management does not care how a used vehicle looks or works after it leaves the lot. I know from experience and personal inside knowledge. A lot of the salesmen are amazing!! It’s once you start dealing with numbers and paperwork it gets frustrating. Scratches, dents, anything wrong with the car you name it, they don’t care about it after the paperwork is signed. Even after it’s agreed upon to get fixed before hand. This is partly my fault as I didn’t make sure it was all fixed before I signed in my situation. Just make sure you communicate fully if you decide to purchase from here. More

Long story short, our sales guy Dewayne was great. Everything else is average at best. We’ve spent over 12hrs at the dealership and we still have another appointment before the vehicle is drive off re Everything else is average at best. We’ve spent over 12hrs at the dealership and we still have another appointment before the vehicle is drive off ready. My wife wasted an entire day waiting on a detail and couple of basic maintenance things to be done. After over 6hrs all they had done is the oil. If the cars not 100% ready for delivery don’t buy it here. More

I want to tell the whole story of why I would ever give anyone or anything one star. I found a Nissan Rogue on the McLarty Nissan of Benton, Arkansas website that had a little over 7,000 miles and was $28, anyone or anything one star. I found a Nissan Rogue on the McLarty Nissan of Benton, Arkansas website that had a little over 7,000 miles and was $28,700. They also had a Honda Civic with 31,000 miles that was a manual transmission for $23,000. I called to make sure both cars were there, and talked to Ed. My husband drove me over. Last Sunday (this is Saturday) I had a horrible accident where my beautiful Subaru Forester was totaled. Friday, Progressive gave us a check for it, but it was a bank draft and would need about 10 days to clear the bank before I could write a check on it. (The bank said seven, I told the dealership 10 just in case.) However, I had $3,000 cash for a deposit, so I could get the dealership to hold the car. I told the salesman what the deal was when I got there, and he said no problem. I drove a new Honda Rogue while they tried to locate the one I saw online. I also drove a Honda Kicks. Loved both cars, but decided that the comfort of th Rogue was worth the money. They finally said that the Rogue I had come for was at another dealership and took me over there to pick it up for a test drive. The Civic had been sold. They said they were having trouble locating cars because the computer that held their "key inventory" was destroyed along with the Volvo dealership, in yesterday's tornadoes. Get to the dealership in Little Rock, and the Rogue has been sold, they think, to Enterprise Rent-A-Car, because they cannot find it. We go back to McLarty in Benton. On the lot, is another Rogue with almost 6,000 miles that is the same price as the one that I wanted to purchase. I find my husband, and we go over to look at it, and we decide that is the one we will purchase. Then the sales guy that drove me across the county comes out and says, "Sorry. The sales manager says we can't take deposits on used inventory." We said a lot, none of it was pretty, so I will leave that to your imagination. My husband and I got into an argument on the way home. I was hungry, heartsick over the car I lost last week, and felt like I had been kicked in the teeth. I could not finance the car, my credit is simply not going to work, and even if they did finance me, the finance charges would be so much that it would cost me thousands more. We were both disappointed, and we left. Then the dealership called me back. Wanted to know if there was any chance we would reconsider doing business with them, and asked what happened. I explained all this. I also told him that I did not blame the salesmen. It was obvious to me that none of the salesmen that we had talked to - there were three altogether - knew about the policy. This rested at the feet of the sales manager. That is not something that he should have surprised customers with - they should have been trained and should have known this at the outset. So, he said, if we can make this work, would you come back, and I said, maybe. Then he said, "OK, so we're clear, we get the $3,000 deposit, and if you don't come back in ten days, then we keep the money, right?" Really? Are you kidding me? Nope, he wasn't. All the good will he might have built in a phone call dissipated. Is this where you want to spend your hard-earned money? I'll give this one a hard pass. Not just no, but no forever. I can't do dishonesty. More

This place is awesome, they work with you and do their best to suit your needs as a customer! best to suit your needs as a customer! More