Mike Miller Auto Park

Would not come here, management lies to you about everything from A to Z. I paid for a tire rotation, I can guarantee they forgot because I had tagged my own tires. I purchased an oil change they provided the lowest quantity amount and expect me to come back within 2 months for another 50 $ oil change? Don’t think so these people are crooks.

If you are bringing in your car for service, deal with the guy that’s at the desk labelled «Patrick.» Not sure if Patrick is the guy’s name. He’s very informative, answers all of your question with a smile. Make sure you check their website for any service discounts.

After now purchasing our second vehicle at this dealership I am much more impressed. As far as trade in offers LOW. But it was an easy process. I suggest getting your own financing (they get high rates). We love our new 2014 Sorento! Our past 3 services have went smooth other than they have no seating.
Basically I am much more impressed all together

I expect to see rave reviews about how well they can sell a new car. Any dealership can sell a new car, that’s easy. Its how a dealership sells used cars and their future customer service that shows their true colors.
I purchased a used vehicle from Mike Miller about 10 months ago. They were extremely helpful and patient as it was my first purchase… told me I was getting a deal, about $ 10,000. I knowingly bought the vehicle for more than what it was worth because they gave me a print out of all the repairs and maintenance they had done and assured me it would be easy sailing for a while. I left the dealership feeling really good.
Within 3 days of owning the car, it broke down in the middle of the desert in Utah. Repairs cost $ 1,400. After a guilt trip, they agreed to only pay part of it. I sucked it up and went on with the trip. Within a month, my car was burglarized which resulted in a loss of about $ 200. Reason? Although the report listed the faulty lock fixed at the dealership, it was not. Again sucked it up and didn’t even contact them about this. Within a few months I was back at the mechanic for new brakes, something else that was also listed on their report. Another $ 400. The next week, the car wouldn’t start and had to be towed. Had to replace the alternator and battery, $ 800. Now this is laughable, I picked the car up and was told that my shocks were also blown out. Replacement $ 250. Just when I thought I was finished they decide a fuel injection flush was desperately needed. That sort of thing should be done every 40,000 miles, it had never been done. Something the dealership should have done only 10 months ago for the car to run properly. Cherry on top, $ 150. Grand total of of about $ 3,400 in repairs for a car I have owned for 10 months.
For the past few weeks I have tried to stay in contact with the dealership because I at the least I expect a reimbursement for the brakes. Twice now they have «forgotten» to return calls. Although highly apologetic on the phone, they do not seem to be up for helping me. Their are the epitome of a shady dealership. Thanks to Mike Miller I have been in danger twice, sunk into debt with repairs, been lied to and forgotten, but have learned a lesson in purchasing a car. I will know better next time. DO NOT trust this dealership, even if you have things in writing.