17 Used Car Dealers near 59801near 59801

Bronco was great, price was good, Ciena was very friendly - tomb3582

Bronco was great, price was good, Ciena was very friendly and easy to deal with. Everyone was helpful and not pushy.

Great service, professional, friendly and ethical. - Russ P

Great service, professional, friendly and ethical. I enjoyed doing business there. I appreciated the mobile service which I was unaware of but would use again.

I’ve purchased several vehicles in my life. - commonground4473

I’ve purchased several vehicles in my life. Damon Peters stands out above and beyond any other car salesman I have dealt with from his knowledge of the product to his patience in letting me process my decision. I hope to do business with him in the future. He is an exceptional employee. Lithia is blessed to have him on their team.

We have purchased three cars through this dealership. - darnsan

We have purchased three cars through this dealership. Dealing with salesman, Bruce Reid, was our best experience ever buying a vehicle. Service advisor, Dan Waggs, has gone beyond his duties to help this 80 year-old Marine veteran. Our latest experience was also exceptional. My wife damaged the panel below the driver’s door on our 2023 Solterra EV while driving on a very rough U.S. Forest Service road. I ordered the damaged part through parts advisor, Bill Buck. It arrived in only two days. I asked Bill if I should book a service appointment or go to a body shop to have it installed. He said, “I don’t think you need to do that.” It was 97 degrees in Missoula, Montana as Bill lay on his side to pop the piece in place. The asphalt must have been well over 100 degrees. Bill didn’t have to do this, but he did it out of kindness. I see that there is no place to rate a parts department, so please consider my responses below to apply to my experiences with the dealership. Dan Arnsan

good experiance. - goldcreekmgr

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After a thorough review of the Carfax, I had reservations - dkhbits

After a thorough review of the Carfax, I had reservations about the purchase. Josh included a 3yr warranty at an attractive price to solidify the deal. A minor repair was required, and John personally attended to the matter in a timely manner. Thanks

Chance was absolutely amazing. - OasisRob

Chance was absolutely amazing. I'm so excited about my new Jeep. He really did everything he could. I couldn't be happier. Thank you bro!

I have always had fantastic experiences. - Envision

I have always had fantastic experiences. Have purchased 5 vehicles over the years and have no complaints. The employees are very helpful from sales to service. Highly recommend.

I recently had a disappointing experience with the - Stirminator

I recently had a disappointing experience with the service department at Missoula Nissan and feel it's important to share for the benefit of others. I brought in my 2015 Nissan Juke, which only had 38,000 original miles, due to what felt like transmission slipping. After inspecting the vehicle, the service manager informed me that the CVT transmission would need to be replaced at a cost of approximately $7,500. I was told this is a common issue with CVT transmissions and the miles do not matter as to when a CTV transmission will fail. Really, only 38,000 miles! As a potential first step, via voice call, they informed me of the transmission problem plus they offered to change the transmission fluid—for an additional charge—which I approved. When i picked up the vehicle, they nevver provided me with any quotes to replace the transmission. Unfortunately, the vehicle still exhibited the same symptoms after the service. Despite this, the car remained drivable, although it felt unstable and unsafe. A few days later, I received a follow-up call from someone by the name of Clay, at the dealership asking if I’d consider selling them the vehicle, which I declined at the time. Ultimately, I sold the vehicle to a private mechanic for $3,000. A few weeks later, I followed up with him, and to my surprise, he informed me that the transmission was not the problem at all. The issue was related to the fuel system, which had caused the car to enter limp mode. Once the fuel system issue was resolved and the computer reset, the vehicle was back to running normally. In total, I lost approximately $10,000 due to what I now believe was either a misdiagnosis or a failure to investigate the problem thoroughly. Given the dealership’s quick interest in purchasing the vehicle after their diagnosis, I can’t help but question their intentions. Based on this experience, I no longer consider Missoula Nissan to be a trustworthy or reputable service provider. I had previously considered purchasing a new vehicle from them, but after this incident, I will be taking my business elsewhere. I encourage others to seek a second opinion before authorizing any major repairs.

Without a doubt the worst experience I've ever had at a - solduc

Without a doubt the worst experience I've ever had at a car dealer. Went in to see about purchase of a new car and since they didn't have any, they pushed used cars on me. Salesman and finance person did not know the advertised price of cars. It was in fact a little odd and kinda scary how they acted. I wouldn't set foot in that place again or any dealership under the Butte Auto dealerships. It was comparable only to a sales pitch from the carnival people at the fair. very poor. Avoid.

Nice folks to work with. - Bobby

Nice folks to work with. No pressure and they allowed as much time as we needed to make our decision. Bob and Henry both were helpful and straightforward.

I was very disappointed with the service at grimes. I did... - drizzdog

I was very disappointed with the service at grimes. I did my research, looked up many possible loan choices & prices for the vehicles I was looking for. I saw on grimes motors website an add for a vehicle. I looked into the vehicle & financing through their website & through phone contact/email contact. Offered me different prices for the car. After receiving an offer of 11,700, I said that was too high, I was shooting for around 9500. Private party value for the car was a little over 9,000. It had low miles & it seemed fair but if they couldn't do swing it, that was fine I didn't need a car. They came back to me & said they'd meet me half way and do around 10,500. I said it was unacceptable & they said okay we'll work with it, just come in for a test drive the next day. I said okay I'd be in at 10 the next day. Next day rolls around and I showed up at 9:45 and I come to find out the vehicle is in the shop supposedly getting a headlight fixed. Well fine, I take the test drive, it goes pretty normal and I come inside to talk about pricing, they don't remember quoting me the half way mark. At this point most of my contact had been with the clearly short tempered and snobbish salesman named johnnie. Well they bring out the big boss & he comes in offering me roughly a grand over what I want to pay, back to the 10,500. I say no I can't do that and book is only over 9,000 and if you can't do that, fine. Well the big boss gets up in arms and says "we aren't a retail outfit, we don't sell things at cost" and also claims book is around 13. Well I called him on it and he goes into his office and brings out a sheet of paper that is a NADA suggested retail price of an excellent condition trailblazer. Not private party and not good condition. The vehicle had several things broken inside the car, it had a few knicks and scrapes, but was in overall good condition. Upon receiving the piece of paper, I was told "i Ican see we can't do business" and they started pushing in chairs basically telling us to leave. They even had the nerve to demand the printed out book value paper back. Later I was stewing over it so I once again looked up on it & faxed over a copy of exactly what I was looking at along with a note explaining that I wasn't pleased with the way I was treated. Well I get a phone call 5 minutes later & instead of apologizing, I get "Well my boss told me to call you." speech which means he wouldn't have called to apologize anyway. Then he proceeds to argue what options I put on to find that number. UNBELIEVEABLE. No appologies, just more arguing and more confrontation. If they had just said, I don't think this vehicle is in your budget, you want too low a price and suggested a lower vehicle, that would have been fine. Instead I get rude service from the bottom up and a pretty good sized headache. I did wind up purchasing a 02 trailblazer for the price of 7889 and it did have higher miles but I was treated fairly and with respect.