Used SUVs for sale near Columbus, OH under $4,000

I was very pleased with the communications, customer service and workmanship provided during my recent truck service. The estimate and timing given by the service advisor held up. Vehicle drop off and pickup was smooth and efficient. My experience was both positive and timely.

Overall had been an excellent vehicle. Owned since 2010. Had to replace the drivetrain 3 yrs ago and now I believe the transmission is a problem. 142000 miles on it and might have to let it go but will probably get a newer one.

When I arrived I met David and he was quick to make me feel comfortable and at ease, I was looking for a small SUV for my daughter. After a short conversation David got the keys for to Subaru Foresters in my price range. I drove them both and liked the bronze one with the NAV. David got sale approved with a small discount .Wael got me new brake pads and processed my transaction fast and friendly. This dealership has a wide inventory to choose from.

My first new vehicle. I still use it as my spare and my son uses it too for work. It has 368,000 miles and I have only had to replace the alternator and the thermostat (cracked) plus, all the normal militance. It still runs smooth like it was new.

Respect Patience Knowledgeable And explain all details in understanding the process and what is expected in ownership

Bought this 2008 Navigator Ultimate in 2021. It now has 238,000 miles on it. Paid $8500. Very few problems. Very dependable. I bought it after dealer put in 2nd engine (160,000 miles). One of the best vehicles I've ever owned. I've had it for 2 years now and only spent $1,200 in repairs and maintenance. The engine runs like new, very smooth. Previously, I've had a Bronco II, Ford Explorer and Ford Expedition. The Navigator is far more impressive in all aspects. I would not hesitate to buy another one.

I bought a Toyota Camry 2021 from them they saved me a lot of money on the finance with very competitive rates. They offer warranty a d service them cars. Great people and we would come back to deal with them.

My Dad was the first owner I'm the second , 330,000 miles and still going strong. Keep up the general maintenance and it will keep going.

THANK YOU SO MUCH DAVID OBRIEN FOR SELLING ME A 2013 CHEVY SILKVERADO WITH NO RUST ON IT... DAVID DID A VIRTUAL WALK AROUND THE CAR FOR ME AND HELPED ME CHECK OUT THE CAR BEFOR I GOT THERE HE IS THE BEST AND INFORMATIVE ABOUT EVERYTHING ON THE VEHICLE THEY ARE USED CARS SO I DONT EXPECT TO BE PERFECT THEY ARE USED CARS BUT THANK YOU FOR THE HONESTY I RECOMMEND THEM .

On my second one. The first was an 02 S/C 4x4 with the manual transmission that I drove on and off road for 7 years. It was finally retired with 260k miles because of frame and body rust issues. I purchased my second on last year that is a rust free southern 04 auto 4x4. I did all of the maintenance when I first got it and besides oil changes, nothing else. Super reliable and driver oriented. Only drawbacks are needs more power and better fuel economy. That said, I'm continuously impressed with it's capabilities and value.

Range Rovers have a reputation for being unreliable. I owned this from 70k miles to 140k miles and it has been very reliable, I have found 2008 and newer to be great vehicles. Yes, I replaced the water pump, some CV boots and control arms but overall, no major unexpected issues. The things I have fixed would have been required on a Toyota. Parts are more expensive unless you buy them yourself. The car drives great and the best I have owned in the snow. Buying these a few years old make them a great value. If you buy one new it will depreciate $60k+ in the first three years....so buy it used.

Mine has 240K. Burns no oil and no leaks! Has been well maintained i.e. full synthetic lubricants, transmission service intervals maintained etc. Paint has held up remarkably. The fuel injection is so perfect there is no soot in the tale pipe after 19 years.

I LOVE my Aztek. I bought it new with only 8 miles on it. In 2023 it now has around 88,00 miles on it. I've had some issues with it, such as the dashboard separating after 14 years (poorly designed), the radio seemingly draining the battery repeatedly after 15 years (so the techs said), the hood being tricky to open (again, poor design) and the pistons of the window portion of the tailgate drying out making it difficult to open and stay up. But, I still love my car. No engine issues, powerful (I floor it off the green light, a Mini Cooper is the only vehicle that flies faster than me), spacious, controls are easy to see and reach, foldable armrests attached to the seat (great for shorter people), the removeable cooler is convenient, the low back window makes it easy to see and back up to within a few inches of my garage door. The back seats fold down, then over against the back of the front seats, and can be completely removed for extra room. I've loaded 4' x 8' sheets of plywood and paneling in the back, laying them flat with no problem. The tailgate has two cup holder in it. I don't care what people say about its appearance -- I LOVE the futuristic look of the Aztek. I wish they were still made (with the flaws corrected). I will be heartbroken when I have to part with my Aztek.