Tri-City Trucks

Car was not in as good of condition as was described. Also had body damage. But asking premium price

Asked for information on a truck and they sent it as soon as possible. Would have done business with them but already found another truck.

Dealer responded and got the information I requested so I could contact the former owner of the vehicle. However, he seemed to be tired or something and did not seem all that interested in talking about the vehicle. I did not get a lot of information from him although he did make an attempt to answer my questions.

Dealer lied to me on the phone, like I was some kind of rookie car buyer, vehicle was listed for $27,999. He told me that the vehicle I was interested in was a "No Appologies" vehicle. When I arrived to test drive and inspect, it had a tear in the leather seat. Several high dollar repairs that needed to be done to include a motor mount, a rear shock was completely flat and the other side was leaking, these two alone were evident during the test drive. The electrical folding chairs in the middle was not functional. Hail damage riddled the roof and the hood had been replaced. The side mirror had a large crack, perhaps from hail, the side panels of the car had trash in the paint and had obviously been repaired. After I discussed this information the dealer sent me a text with an offer of $24,500 as a bottom dollar sell. I am sorry but where I come from, that is not a, "No apologies" vehicle. I noticed that the dealer lowered the price on several listings a few days after I inspected it. Buyers beware, what this dealer tells you, may not always be true.

Great personal service, honest, and very accommodating. I would recommend doing business with this dealer to others.