HIGH ROAD AUTOS LLC

No one reached out to me to discuss the possible purchase of said vehicle!!! As a matter-of-fact I reached out to 3 different dealerships and none returned my contact! I guess they assumed I was not a real buyer. I currently own the following: - 1966 GT Fastback (restored) - 2011 Shelby GT 500 convertible w/less than 14k miles - 2003 Mach 1 (daily driver w/over 144k miles I was looking to replace the Mach 1 Currently looking at purchasing a 69 grande for daily driving from CA. Or a 2021 Mach 1 from nearby (TX).

The car I wanted to purchase was 10,254. At the point of paying for the car I had a Doc fee of 200.00 thrown at me, followed by DMV cost of 277.00 for a 2009 car. This should have been brought forward as part of sale price at the beginning instead of springing it on a customer right before they are paying for their car. Also, I took this car to an auto shop and it needed immediate service as the CVAXLE was torn and leaking grease, which is dangerous. This auto dealer would not negotiate a lower price, even though he said a lower price. This was one of two of the worst auto dealer experiences I have ever had. Very manipulative dealership.

I read the previous reviews carefully and was concerned since I was planning on flying from South Carolina to pick up a vehicle of the year and make I had been looking for. I worked primarily with Dave, he was honest and forthright on the condition of the truck. He even took extra photos of some dents the listing might not have shown. The price was very good, and though I wanted it for less, they were willing to negotiate, so we both got a good deal. Nate, the owner was easy to work with and walked me through Oregon DMV procedures since I was from South Carolina. Everything was straightforward and above board. Dave even picked me up from the airport. Nate offered to assist me with the title should there be problems with Oregon DMV processing the new title. All in all...a very good transaction. I drove the truck 2400 miles in 3 days and had absolutely NO PROBLEMS (1998 Toyota Tacoma). I would recommend this dealership if they have what you're looking for.

Every car on their lot is way overpriced and old piles of junk. I’ve never seen anything like this before. These price are insanely over market

I wish I read the reviews before going there. As soon as I got there to look at the Mercury Topaz he said he just sold it. It never left the lot and is still listed as for sale. It's obvious he lied to me be suse I brought my mechanic. After checking out another car I offered a good price based on what my mechanic said and 2k over KBB. He stuck his hand in my face and told me he doesn't use KBB and that it means nothing. I couldn't believe how rude he treated me! Every car in the lot is over double KBB.

They had a Lexus RX and told me it was in excellent shape, no accidents, etc, I was looking into companies to trailer it to Chicago where I live, but 1st gave the VIN to my local Lexus dealer who then printed many many pages of repairs from not 1 but 2 accidents, I even got the shop's name & info (from my local Lexus dealer NOT High Road Autos), a problem with the hybrid battery where they had to remove the rear seats to repair it, and many more issues not disclosed that were easily accessible by my dealer. After being on top of calling me the whole time I was interested, as soon as I asked about the many many issues with this car they acted like they didn't know despite some of the repairs being done there in their town. Basically they lived up to the earned stereotype that consumers have and are fearful of with car dealerships. Add they're thousands of miles from anyone made it scarier going in & my fears were justified.

been there twice ,.. the salesman is not negotiable at all,said my rig was worth nothing on a trade in, and is about $5000 to high on the rig i was looking at .. kelly blue book ,edmonds do the look up before buying from this lot. every vehicle out of price range.. place name should be high load rip off