Cayle Reuther

Flaky dealership, buyer beware. Lots of bad reviews about this dealership. on trust pilot and Google reviews. Lots of bad reviews about this dealership. on trust pilot and Google reviews. More

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Peterson Jeep Chrysler Dodge is the most dishonest company that I ever have had the unfortunate opportunity to deal with I traded in a $38,000 car for a vehicle from them that vehicle blew the motor u company that I ever have had the unfortunate opportunity to deal with I traded in a $38,000 car for a vehicle from them that vehicle blew the motor up less than 50 miles after I pulled it off the lot and 20 less than 24 hours they only gave me one option and that was for them to put a new motor in with a warranty, the warranty was never put in my name or registered to that vehicle. Eight days later that motor started going bad they were notified of this. They told me that I needed to put it on a tow truck and get it out to them I would’ve never thought a brand new motor would’ve went as quickly as that. I took it in before the recommended mileage of 6000 miles. It was under five and had a service done on it. It was not brought in with the oil level low nor did I put any oil in it to make it that direction as of today, March 1 they will not honor the warranty. The warranty was bought in-house by Peterson for Peterson and now they’re trying to play all kinds of games with me and I have a vehicle that sitting on the street that’s worth less than $500. They threatened to have it towed to an impound yard if I didn’t remove it from their property when I did have it picked up the person who picked it up found a note on the steering wheel saying that this vehicle has no oil in it do not start so they took it apart. It was running when it got there they put it back together and they did not refill the oil and they said that my battery was dead. I had had it checked in December at auto parts store. My alternator was working fine and there was nothing wrong with my battery. I still believe that Peterson Chrysler Jeep Dodge owes me a refund. They never offered to put me back in my vehicle the next day when the motor blew up on the vehicle that I had purchased, they never offered to put me into a different vehicle. They only gave me the one option. I did not sign any contracts or any paperwork saying that I received such a motor or that any work was done to that motor. There was no paperwork signed whatsoever, except for the purchase of that vehicle that blew up the Carfax later on I checked, said that there was a problem with the heating system. Peterson motors when they found out on the first motor when they took it apart that there was engine coolant in the motor oil, but they response to me was we don’t know what happened to your motor but “it’s toast. More

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