Used 2008 Chevrolet Uplander for sale near me

Finalized my vehicle purchase with Elite. We had an overall great experience. They have good pricing and vehicles all look nice and clean

Got 2008 uplander 8 years ago with 95,000 miles. Does struggle to change between 15 to 20 mph. I just have to pull out at a light slowly. It is at 171,500 miles. AC isn't blowing to back seats. But otherwise I really have no problems.

This car met all of my needs it has plenty of legroom in front and back the ride is smooth and comfortable and quiet compared to others.

Shawn was very respectful and helpful in finding my vehicle. He understood my situation and helped me find the right fit.

i was looking for this vehicle for a long time. check these people out. They have some good vehicle. They are very honest people. We love our new vehicle.

I bought my 2008 Uplander with 120000 miles and just under 4 years I have 300000 miles on it. It has needed only minor repairs like a wheel bearing a catalytic converter and brakes. Not a chick magnet but the best car I've ever owned.

Great customer service. I bought a Toyota Sequoia and it was a great find. Haven’t had any issues with the car and drives smooth. This was a bargain gem!

This van is a good value and rides well and is comfortable. It has great cargo space with the seats taken out. It performs well also.

John is amazing! Pinnacle is a great place to buy a car. The price was right and the quality of vehicle is superior.

I was very Plz with the help and the patience of the dealership and they took the time to help me look at different vehicles and it was all in all nice experience…

I would recommend this dealership, they were kind, Carlos Vazquez was super helpful and knowledgeable, and I felt like he really cared and wanted to see me get the best vehicle to fit my budget and my daily activities. need a vehicle.

Once you can get ahold of them it isn't bad, however getting ahold of them is a HUGE process!

I came to Hastings Chrysler to look at a used car that I had seen online. I texted with Logan a couple of times before arriving and expected that he would have the car ready for a test drive. When I got there, we did not get out of the lot before I noticed that oil light was on. We checked the oil and it was just a little bit low so we decided to take the car for a short driver. I barely got out of the lot before I heard a noise in the front end and felt significant vibration. I did not feel safe taking it further, so we just went around the block and returned. I understand this was an "as is" trade in that was not going to be repaired and was priced accordingly but I believe someone should have driven it before hand to be sure it was at least safe to drive. The second car we drove was much better and we went for a nice test drive, getting to try the car in town, highway and country road driving. I really liked the car but wanted to keep looking so did not make any commitment to buy. Logan introduced me to the used car manager and I got his card. After looking at a couple of other cars at other places, I decided to make an offer on the second car I had driven, a 2011 Subaru Outback. I left a message for Logan on my lunch break, he called me back when I was unavailable at work. I returned his call but did not hear back the next day. After a couple of more days, I called Logan again but got his voice mail and did not hear back. The next day I called and spoke to him and found that the car had been sold. I was disappointed but understand as I had made no commitment. Overall, I think your dealership is o.k. but I would recommend that you train all of your sales people to inspect and take a brief test drive of any vehicle they may have inquiries on.