Koda Harpole

Vehicle was sub standard for the price. Saw better options at gladstone toyota for same price. After purchase some effort was made by them to correct issues,but I still have many issues w Saw better options at gladstone toyota for same price. After purchase some effort was made by them to correct issues,but I still have many issues with this purchase for the price for what was advertised. Basically a 82nd Ave used car dealer hiding behind a Mitsubishi dealership. More

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FRAUDULENT Dealership and truly disgusting treatment. I drove round trip two hours to this dealership based on a vehicle advertised online, specifically because I really wanted a black one, even thoug I drove round trip two hours to this dealership based on a vehicle advertised online, specifically because I really wanted a black one, even though the price was significantly above market value. I specifically multiple times asked if the vehicle had been in any accidents and was assured multiple times that it had not and had a clean CarFax. This was completely fraudulent, as the vehicle clearly has damage from an accident—a crunched bumper near the headlight, moisture in the headlight, and a broken guard as well as damaged plastic behind the bumper (found by a different body shop due to the vehicle having a loud rattling noise when driving over small speed bumps)—which they deliberately concealed when sending me a video the day before I came in and leaving out the only part of the vehicle where the accident damage occurred and also by parking it strategically during my visit so I did not catch the damaged bumper in the dark. The financing process was also manipulative, with the finance manager repeatedly trying to add unwanted warranties before signing, and then coercing me into a “mandatory” warranty I did not want and asked multiple times to have removed from my loan. When I attempted to unwind the deal, the general manager refused to acknowledge me after sending multiple emails to him and engaged in intimidating behavior from his truck after refusing to speak with me when I arrived at the dealership to confront them, leaving me with a car I feel unsafe in and a loan I am deeply upside down in. This is now forcing me to have to take legal action towards them with the attorney general and DMV for deceptive sales practices. The whole experience has been truly deplorable and I have never been treated so poorly by a company in my life. More

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I just purchased my 3rd vehicle from Gladstone Mitsubishi and this was by far my best experience buying a vehicle. Koda my salesperson was great, provided great communication, was very honest, helpful and pr and this was by far my best experience buying a vehicle. Koda my salesperson was great, provided great communication, was very honest, helpful and provided great customer service to me. Kelsey the finance manager was amazing, and I am so grateful for all the hard work she put in getting me out of my old high interest vehicle loan which I had a lot of negative equity in and getting me in a newer, nicer truck while also getting my interest rate down to well under half of what it was. I highly recommend this dealership, they are great to work with and I had such an excellent experience. More

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Tell to your clients reality, give them a time to read the contract and Do NOT CHEAT THEM PLEASE OTHERWISE YOU LOOSE THE WHOLE BUSINESS or yo dont make yourr ends meet Play your money but don't feel rob the contract and Do NOT CHEAT THEM PLEASE OTHERWISE YOU LOOSE THE WHOLE BUSINESS or yo dont make yourr ends meet Play your money but don't feel robery , there is so many different that you have to explain to your clients because you are a sales man , but taking an advantage from you clients who trusted you . is not legitimate , it is per·ju·ry that will lead you a crime. because price of $ 51 ,000 Car as shown MSPR , what is the reason you charge me $ 81,000 while some other client's you charge the MSPR price . isn't that illegal I will wright a complain to the president of mitsubishi headquarter , Play your money, but don't play your job More

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