Used Isuzu for Sale

I still see plenty of Isuzu Rodeos around. I liked my 98 Rodeo 5 speed manual so much I bought 2 between 2002 & 2015. The car is solid, safe and is great for moving furniture, or kids. Mileage averaged 20 city to 24 highway. Very reliable although I cannot attest to the automatics. I can only assume the automatic is the reason for leading the list of cars NOT to buy. The manual is fantastic though a little slow to get warm in a mid-Atlantic winter. I put heated sheepskin covers on my seats which helped. The other flaw was having to remove & store rear headrests when the back was in cargo mode, small potatoes in the long run. Overall a great bargain if you can find one!

This is absolutely the best car I've ever owned. After 18 years the car is still running and reliable with 215000 miles

Although I did not purchase a vehicle there they responded very quickly to my inquiry. They were very helpful but not pushy which is exactly how I like it. I would definitely recommend them to other customers. Chris O'Donnell

I bought 2009 , and I still have it. Very good SUV . Never have any issue with until 2015 . I have to change tire bar that cost me 158 $ And I changed break after 120.000 mile.

I bought my isuzu i-290 brand new with 20 miles on it in tempe arizona in march of 2008. I am writing this review in september of 2013. The truck currently has 86,000 miles on it. I have put this truck through extreme temperatures both Hot and Cold. When I lived in Phoenix and Las Vegas for a year with this truck the temperatures got over 120 degree's sometimes. I then spent a winter in southwestern wyoming where the temperatures would get to -40 below at times. I popped the radiator on one of the -40 days but it was my fault because i didn't give the truck time to warm up. I have never had any mechanical failures on this truck other than the radiator at 10k miles in -40 below temperatures. This truck has been in Colorado for the rest of its life and i take it on road trips to phoenix without giving it a second thought. One huge bonus with the reliability factor is the 2.9l engine uses a timing chain, not a timing belt. I bought this truck primarily for work and light duty applications.

Purchased with 80k miles. Has been wonderful, but with minor flaws. Has always leaked oil from valve cover, and valves always noisy. Has always had oil pressure problems to valves, but with monitoring has always been adequate. Wish fuel economy was better. Comfortable seats, interior, and ride for a big SUV. Great visibility. Handling excellent for what it is. Not pretty, but handsome. The best feature, though, is it's durability. Has been in six accidents and still been able to be driven away from every one. A car one can put ones family, or a teenager, in without worry, even with someone with only moderate driving abilities. Wish that it was still being made, and wish that the public had realized what a great vehicle it was when it was being made. In time, perhaps, it will become revered like the VW Bus.

Ricardo Calales went above and beyond what I expected in helping me buy a 2007 Corolla within my limited price range. It looks no beautiful and runs so smoothly that it seems like a brand new car except for one small scratched area. Ricardo has a wonderful personality, full of humor, and allowed me to go at my own pace in making my decision. He even kindly went out of his way to get, and FAX to me at the DMV, a second copy of the bill of sale so I could register the car without making a second trip.

If you buy this truck you will either have had or have a water leak. Water comes in from the 3rd brake light or the seal or ??? ? This is the exact same truck as the chevy colorado, or GMC canyon. The truck guzzles gas but for a mid size truck its a good truck.

The Isuzu Rodeo Sport is the best vehicle I’ve ever owned. So good, in fact, that I bought two of them. Way back in late 2000, I really wanted a Jeep. I was taking regular road trips for work (I’m an efficiency/ business practices consultant) and had the dream of the open road, wind in my hair’straight Route 66 stuff. Sadly, comfort-wise, Jeeps can be a quite a beating on long trips. Go figure. In my search for a replacement, I randomly came across the newly-released Isuzu Rodeo Sport (which was just a newly-named, manned-up Amigo). I immediately loved it. It drove great, handled well, felt solid, and, with the removable sunroof and the folding soft-top, it’s like a Jeep but without the lower back injury. Fast forward to 2005: I drove it to roughly 135,000 miles without any real issues beyond having a transmission overhaul (cost about $900) at around 110,000 miles that I, likely, brought on myself via neglect. I kept up with oil changes every 5K and a few light maintenance things, but that was it. However, while I loved it, life had taught me, at that point, that vehicles tend to implode, if not explode, as they approach 150,000 miles, so I sold it to a family friend who didn’t have my reservations about high-mileage vehicles for a steal of $3500 (I paid $20 K). Fast forward to 2010: I ran into the family friend and asked about the RS. They told me that they had reached nearly 200,000 miles, with only normal upkeep costs, and had sold it to another family member for the same $3500 price (Ugh!). After talking with them, and a few years of driving an Audi and suffering the upkeep/maintenance costs of a ’high-dollar-premium-gas-only’ car, I found another RS ’ the exact same as my original, just a different exterior color- with shockingly low miles. Fast forward to 2014: I have now driven my second RS to 156,000. I just incurred the only costly repair I’ve had with the new one, a water pump/timing belt switch that ran me $650.

John was awesome in helping us find the perfect car for us. I leased three vehicles from another dealer and will never go back to them (Betten Baker) because the last time, we called ahead and told them exactly what we wanted and made an appointment to save time and it still took six hours. This time, we contacted John at lakeside, he had the cars ready when we showed up. We decided on a Buick Enclave and drove it home...45 minutes later. Amazing team!!!

Bought with 48,000 miles in 2008 for $9000. Had 204,000 on it when I traded it in. Never had a problem with it. Would love to have a brand new one just like it.

After about 2 months of shopping around and research to find the right 2008 Corvette for the best condition and price, I finally found "the one" listed on Nelson Automotive's website. I called and spoke with Matt V., and he gave me a detailed service and ownership history of the car. I felt confident that this was the right car and from the right dealer. Throughout the entire process Matt was honest and always gave me the time of day; I never felt rushed on the phone or in person. When I bought the car, I drove up from Indianapolis to pick up the car and it was apparent that the Corvette was a prized car on the lot, there were not as many other sports cars, but all cars looked to be nicely kept and cleaned. I didn't feel like it was a risk to buy a sports car from the Nelson Automotive lot, if anything I probably saved money due to not having to pay an additional markup from a performance-oriented lot. My actual time at Nelson Automotive was brief: Matt arrived early to the dealership to accommodate my schedule, even though he had plans for brunch with his in-laws later that morning. We took the car out for a test drive, talked a bit more about the history of the car, and the minor normal maintenance work they had done to make sure they sold me the car in excellent condition. I was thrilled when I got the keys. The paperwork took probably 10 minutes and I was on my way. The car rode like a dream. About 30 minutes from home, the clutch pressure went out and I had to have the car towed the rest of the way home. I took it to a shop and they determined the slave cylinder went out, and that it would be 2 hours of labor plus the cost of the part. I called Nelson Automotive, we were all shocked since this car drove fine. Matt took this information to his boss, and they worked with me on the issue: they refunded me with the cost of the part that I paid for, as well as the cost of the labor to have it replaced. Normally I would've expected that I would've needed to have the car brought back to Nelson Automotive's shop to have the work done in-house, but they took care of the issue in a way that was convenient for me. Overall, I was very pleased with the way they handled what was an unexpected post-purchase issue. I've now had the Corvette for exactly one year, and it's been a the best car I've ever owned. I've received so many comments on how great of a condition the car is in, and that it must have been well taken care of. I always tell them about my experience with Matt at Nelson Automotive, and I know where my first stop will be when we purchase another car. Condition and quality of car: 5/5 Price: 5/5 Sales experience: 5/5 Customer Service: 5/5 Overall: 5/5

Starts up with a simple turn of the key everytime, has great pick up with the six cylinder engine and great looking SUV. Comparable Amigo's are selling for $5,000 to $7,000.

I purchased this truck (it's on a frame, not a unibody) new in 1996. It had been sitting on the dealer's lot for 18 months, and I got it for well below sticker. That weekend, totally misunderstanding the depth of our insurance coverage, we took it onto Strawberry trail in the Sierras - a serious 4x4 trail near its more famous sibling the Rubicon. It was rail buggies, modified CJ's, and us in our white freaking yuppie SUV that still had the cardboard placards for license plates! Lol! We camped two nights, crawled our way out, and knowing what it could do, I've trusted the Trooper ever since - often heading down roads where I didn't know what was ahead, but knew I couldn't turn around if it was bad. Only had to back out once that I recall. It's been from Port Hardy to Key West, driven on the beaches of the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf, and has the mass and features which provide my family with a degree of safety that no economy car can match. Which is to say the mileage S-U-C-K-S! 13/16... Two tips that can save you a lot of $$$ in repairs: 1. If the brake light fuse blows, the transmission will go into limp mode. This is easily mistaken (passed off) as a bad transmission 2. If the engine starts making a loud slapping noise that goes away over 2500RPM, it's the timing belt tensioner pusher, and not a thrown rod.

Emailed them about a vehicle and they returned with answer within a few days

except for transmission fluid check, it's ok. there's no dip stick to check your transmission fluid. need to go underneath the car and open the screw to the transmission fluid. two screws. one to fill and one to drain. if you need to add fluid, you need some sort of pump to add the transmission fluid from below. problematic.

No Mess, No Fuss, Just Pure Impact! I'm the type of person that dreads going to a dealership. I visited a few within the last year looking for the right Jeep Wrangler Unlimited that I had been wanting for over 30 years. I didn't feel like driving out to New Orleans East but I am glad I did. Cassey greeted me upon arrival and didn't bug me like the normal salesperson typically does. Cassey was professional and let me be, offering assistance only when I wanted it. Cassey came from another dealership and Premier is lucky to have him. Cassey worked with me for quite some time. Eventually I met and talked with John, the manager, who also provided a professional experience. I had a trade in and felt I was given the max amount that a dealership could offer. Yeah, of course you could make more if you sold your car yourself, but why do that when they can give you a good offer and you are done. Walked away with my Willys Jeep Wrangler at a great price. Do yourself a favor and go see these two.

I love my truck. I have the manual version and it works great. the only problem that i have is that the front suspension that is a bit weak, but nothing the warranty won't cover. Very reliable. I got the first one on the island of Oahu. Looks great for less than the colorado and canyon.

I spoke with Austin regarding a blazer for sale. He went above and beyond my expectations of any dealer. He was honest and upfront about everything even sent me pictures of underneath the body and any type of rust on the vehicle. Due to the fact that I couldn't just drive down and look at it I live 11 hours away from his dealership. I would recommend speaking with Austin for your next car purchase

This little SUV is a great older vehicle that still performs wonderful. Great on dirt roads, muddy roads and highway. Would buy this vehicle again!

Overall engine layout allows easy access to oil sump screen for maintenance shows superior quality engineering and reliability and insure good oil flow for years of heavy duty use.With oversized tires its pleasant to drive over even the most under maintained city streets.

I had a great experience buying my new car. My salesperson (Patricia) and my finance person (Vernon) that I worked with was excellent! They are a 10 out 10! They answered all my questions and worked with me and my wife to find the right Honda Odyssey that fit our budget and taste. Next time you are looking to buy a car ask for the salesperson Patricia.

When I purchased this car with 60,000 miles on it over 12 years ago, I had no idea I would fall in love. A lifelong truck or van owner, this purchase met my needs for a more car-like vehicle to tote around more than 1 passenger. It sits up high like a truck but has the interior comforts of a somewhat plush car - great sound system, super comfortable seats, and common sense ergonomics for the driver. Currently clocking in at just over 240,000 miles, this car has never let me down. If they still made these, I'd buy another one today.

Had my vehicle serviced and I am totally satisfied with Ms. Areal H.... the Service writer there at Subaru. Thanks for everything Mr Joseph

Same car as Chevy Trailblazer, Very comfortable and very reliable. Its great for camping and family. Not to mention safety of this vehicle is top notch!

TL:DR Rone and Shortline Mazda are amazing. You should go and ask for Rone. Seriously the best, most genuinely thoughtful and empathetic salesman I've ever worked with. My wife and I had been having tons of car trouble with our 2009 Ford Escape. We then traded it with a family member who acquired a 2012 Hyundai Tucson. A month later, a bearing came loose and destroyed the engine. We took it in to Shortline Hyundai and were given the ole sales pitch and a low-ball trade in price and strung along by the service department as they wracked up thousands of dollars of hours for 3 weeks (this was our only car) as they figured out that these engines weren't made anymore but the few they could get were all broken in some capacity. Shortline Hyundai seemed completely uninterested in helping the situation and wanted to simply complete the transaction. After deciding to check out the Mazda CX-5, we walked in and thankfully got Rone. We didn't tell him about our issues but instead just wanted to do some test driving. He was not in any rush, asked very thoughtful questions, and put us in a few models to test, telling us about the features but also the story and design behind the cars. Yeah, he's selling cars, but he's also selling a state-of-mind. Despite that, Rone was obviously in this to meet our needs and not just upsell us, because after hearing our priorities recommended the cheaper version. We then dropped the Hyundai bomb on Rone and the Mazda manager Jason who then set out to make things right. Jason physically went to the next dealership to work this out and he brought back an offer that not only met our immediate needs, but it earned our business for some time. Thank you Rone and Jason for taking the service part of your jobs seriously.

You remember when you got your first car? How did it feel? Well for me it was exciting, not only was it my first car, but it was a truck it was mine. It was a truck that was able to get me and to where ever I was at, it was reliable and cheap. Although, it wasn’t the best looking car, it was mine and it made feel good.