Mountain Loop Motor Cars

Seems like a nice group of gentlemen. Large selection of cars and trucks for several price ranges. We arrived to look at ONE vehicle on the lot. At first glance it was clean, well maintained and started right up. Interior well maintained well. Took it for a test drive. Two issues (it’s 5:11pm) No dash lights and windshields wipers were haphazard at best (it’s been raining all day)…2 major issues. Keeping in mind it was 1984 it was in good physical condition for its age. We left without making a deal but feel good about the decision. Maybe another day and maybe another vehicle.

After going back n and talking about our issue with our most recent purchase the owners worked on correcting the problem. Thank you!

Bought a Mazda truck from them a couple months back, perfect condition, clean and runs well. Now I recommend them to everyone I know who needs a good clean car.

Bought an 02 chevy tahoe from this place, checked everything out on the vehicle. 1 day later the engine started knocking. Do not buy any vehicles here! They cover up problems. Worst experience ever.

Bought a used truck from them, it didn’t fair so well. Only made it about 200 miles before being a driveway decoration. After quite a fight, they traded me a 4k car they had on the lot for the 7k dollar truck that blew up. Would have given a 3 star, but as I found out on 9÷14÷2015, long after trading them back the truck, they never transferred the title into their name for the truck. They had possession of it for over 60 days and now won’t help the person who bought it. She had to contact me so she could take ownership.
In my experience, with all the things I found wrong with both vehicles, they do not do a safety inspection of the vehicles (missing lug nuts and the entire dash was dark) So as far as paying them retail, just buy private party or stick to a big dealership.

I’ll admit that the first time that I came in and made an offer on that car, it was an extreme lowball offer. But, it wasn’t an intentional douchebag move on my part. I had formulated my «first» offer from readily available sources that are available on the internet — a la
which I later learned is the EXTREME low end of the spectrum.
I did leave that part out of my initial review, so I’ll cop to that… I only left it out because I even went so far as to apologize to your salesman for the offensive offer the next time I came in. To that end, I’m willing to raise my initial rating a star to make up for my omission.
I just felt as though your company was trying to take advantage of a guy who had tipped his hand to the fact that I really wanted that vehicle. THAT is why I left your company a 1 star rating… not because you did’t accept my offer. I visited many other dealers in the area and didn’t leave negative reviews because they didn’t accept my offer (of which I made many)…only when I thought they were not playing fair. Check my profile.
And to reply to the statement that my story wasn’t truthful… well, I guess that will be a my word/​your word argument for the reader to decide. My only motivation for this review was to inform other potential car shoppers of my experience with your company… not some juvenile revenge plot.