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Painter Motor Company

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1100 N Main St, Nephi, Utah, 84648, United States
(435) 623-1086 www.paintermotor.com
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Mar 31, 2018
Very disappointed with my experience. I purchased a Used 2007 Silverado 1500 from this dealership 7 months ago for more than KBB value because they promised this truck was "A needle in a hay stack." They promised it was clean and had no issues with it. Well a few weeks after I bought this truck from them the issues they tried to hide from me showed up. An aggressive misfire, and a 1-2 gear shift that would literally punch you in the back. Turns out the overfilled the transmission two quarts (that is dangerously overfilled) and that caused seals to blow and transmission damage that is now irreversible. They also tried their best to hide the misfire so much so I didn't notice it on the test drive. Saddest part is this dealership is owned by a family friend and they were not willing to make things right by repairing these issues. "We didn't warranty it so it isn't our problem." If this is the type of dishonest dealership you want to visit, go ahead, I know they will never get my family's business again.

Jan 15, 2018
These guys are awesome no hype. No pressure and honest. They were upfront and extremely helpful. We got a great deal on a new truck and couldnt be happier with the way we were treated. It’s great to find genuine people in the car game.

Feb 5, 2018
thank you Patrick for getting me into my 2014 Chevy cruz I am really loving it and so is my wife

Aug 19, 2017
These people are dishonest pieces of human garbage. Less than one star. If you want to be taken advantage of, manipulated and lied to, This is the establishment you've been searching for your whole life.

Jul 15, 2017
Takes over 2 months to fix an engine THEY sold us without letting us know. Money hungry lazy bastards

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