We have purchased several cars from this dealership and have always had such a great experience…read more We've always come away feeling very taken care of and have loved our cars. We've worked with Corbin each time and he's always been really great to work with. He's very knowledgeable and has treated us really well. The process has always been really easy too, and we feel like the prices are fair. We just bought another car from him today and we couldn't be happier. We can't imagine going anywhere else now because we trust him completely!

Don't be scared to come! Everyone has been extremely helpful. Not pushy at all. Highly recommend!…read moreThank you Cole!

I was looking for a very specific automobile and had only ever driven by Kentson in Bountiful, but…read morenever stopped or called until a couple months ago. These guys are great. Super low pressure, lots of great inventory and I LOVED that they let me test drive by myself. I was able to try out lots of cars and felt comfortable giving them a real test drive as opposed to feeling held back by having the salesman with me. I got fantastic service from James and Mark, true apostles of great service. I will be back to Kentson in the future I'm sure.

If you're considering buying from Kentson, get everything in writing before making the trip--the…read moreexact stock number, advertised equipment, negotiated price, trade terms, and financing details. For a dealership that puts so much emphasis on its awards and reputation, I expected considerably more attention to detail, consistency, and accountability throughout the process. I went into Kentson wanting to buy the truck. My frustration isn't about $1,000 or a few hundred dollars in trade equity--it's about communication, accuracy, and honoring what was discussed. I called about a specific F-150, provided the stock number, and negotiated a price over the phone. When I arrived, they showed me a completely different truck that I had asked about the week before. The dealership reviewed the recorded call, acknowledge a mistake and claimed it a misunderstanding, and apologized, but still would not honor the negotiated price on the correct truck. They eventually offered it for $1,000 more than what we had agreed on. The other truck they showed me was also missing several options their website claimed it had, which made me question the accuracy of their listings. Before agreeing to purchase the correct truck, I had concerns about some of its early service history. The dealership couldn't explain why the services had been performed, so I tracked down the previous servicing dealership myself, called them, and got the answers I needed to feel comfortable with the vehicle. I did all the legwork to get those answers, and I was even asked to let them know what I found... Insane that the customer has to do this. I would think a salesman would do anything to get answers for a customer in order to secure a sale. Before leaving my first visit, I specifically stated that I did not want the positive equity from my trade applied to the new loan. Nothing was said about the dealership being unable to do that. After I researched the vehicle myself, confirmed the trade value and OTD price, and was on my way back to purchase the truck, I was suddenly told, "We don't do that." I called back, and during a recorded phone call the salesman confirmed that we had previously discussed the positive equity. He then tried to characterize our earlier conversation as him saying he would "look into it," which is not how that conversation occurred. After multiple previous mistakes had already been acknowledged, this only added to my frustration. Any one of these issues by itself could have been an honest mistake. My problem is that the mistakes kept happening, even after conversations were reviewed, acknowledged, and confirmed. I understand that mistakes happen, and I appreciate an apology when one is warranted. However, good customer service is more than apologizing after the fact or saying you're committed to providing a great experience. It's making sure the information is accurate, clearly communicating your policies, following through on what was discussed, and taking ownership when something goes wrong. In my experience, there were multiple opportunities to do that throughout this process, and they were missed.

I went into XLR8 motors to help my niece buy a car. All I can say is thank you Prince for making…read moreher first car buying experience a great one! Friendly and honest what more can you ask for? I loved the transparency and will always look through the inventory at this dealership first when I need another car and would encourage any one I know to go and visit Prince if they want to be treated fairly.

Me and my husband bought a car from Trent at xilr8 motor and got absolutely screwed. He was the…read moremost unprofessional businessman we have encountered. We bought the car knowing it had a branded title but Trent had said it was rebuilt and restored to code and things looked good on the outside. But it was far from that. We took the car to Kia in layton to get a sensor recalibrated and when they took off the front bumper they immediately called my husband and said they wouldn't work on the car because of how bad it was and advised us to get a lawyer and sue immediately. Here is a list of some of the problems we had with this car Self tapping screws holding things together including the radiator, a screw in the sunroof shade, bad battery, bent crash bar, bent frame, broken radiator, missing skid plate, the bumper was plastic welded together, forward collision sensor was broken and the hood latch broke. We contacted trent to see if he would make things right and he agreed to take it into a shop to get it fixed well the body shop had the car for almost 3 months and Trent was absolutely terrible at communicating and wouldn't answer our messages or got shitty with us when we asked for parts lists and things that were getting fixed. Well we Got the car back and found out he only got the radiator fixed, new crash bar and supposedly fixed the frame. And has now ghosted us. For them to have my car for almost 3 month I thought it would have been all fixed but we still have to put so much money into it. Long story short please for the love of god don't buy from this dealership especially if it's from Trent and me and my husband have learned to never buy a branded title again.

Sales person confirmed sales price and wire instructions. Backed out of sale for higher price…read moreafter wire set up. Have all correspondence from dealership in texts

Dave and his crew make car buying easy and stress free. No pushy salesman looking to make you over…read morepay. They are honest and straight forward about the price. No hidden charges and they are transparent on the condition and history of the car. They are amazing honest people!

My experience with Misty B. at Incredible Auto Sales was enough to make me walk away from…read morepurchasing a vehicle. I had simple questions about the VTR fee, registration charges, and emissions charges being added to my paperwork. Instead of calmly explaining what I was paying for and why, Misty came across as extremely rude, aggressive, dismissive, and hostile whenever I questioned the charges. I felt like I was being pressured to accept the paperwork rather than being given a transparent explanation. After researching the transaction, these are the Utah laws that raised concerns about what I was being told: Utah Code §41-3-211 -- Unlawful Acts or Practices: Restricts a dealer from requiring an amount above the negotiated purchase price or additional fees as a condition of sale except for specifically permitted charges. This was my primary concern regarding the VTR charge. Utah Code §41-3-401.6 -- Transaction Disclosure: Distinguishes legally required taxes and fees from other optional charges negotiated between the dealer and purchaser. This raised further questions about how the VTR charge was presented to me. Utah Code §41-3-301 -- Dealer Sale & Registration: Utah law specifically addresses transactions where a dealer temporary permit is not issued, which raised concerns about being told that dealer-handled registration was required. Utah Code §41-3-302 -- Temporary Permits: Explains the dealer's responsibilities when it chooses to issue the normal dealer temporary permit, as opposed to the process where one is not issued. Utah Code §41-3-303 -- Emissions Requirements: Contains exceptions related to purchasers who reside in counties that do not require emissions inspections. I am a Summit County resident, which is why I questioned being charged for Davis County emissions requirements

This place is super shady! Don't buy from this place! Went to buy a car for my daughter and sat…read moredown with the manager to sign. The manager switched the price on us by $1,000 more! She said it was the wrong price, even though it was written on the car and online! They're lost, don't bother with this place!

Amazing dealership, if you can really call it a true dealership. I recently sold my daily driver…read moreand was in the market for a car. I was searching all day and looking at different lots, but they either didn't have what I wanted, were too pushy, or flat out wasted my time. I found them as I was traveling north up the valley and pretty much was going to give up after them if I didn't find the car I was looking for. I searched their up-to-date website that had honest pricing and no shady "call for price". I found a car I was interested in and headed there. I went in and was greeted and shown the car. I looked it over and really loved the personal touches they put on each vehicle they had (mine had a new set of rims and tires that fit perfectly with the vehicle). After test driving, rather than rush for the sale, Nate really asked questions to get to know me and explained Black Rock and their philosophy about how you should leave with a car that makes others wonder where you went, instead of a car that everyone and their mother-in-law drives (my paraphrase not his exact words). This is a small business I was glad I stumbled upon, and even happier I was able to patronize. I didn't read any of the reviews before I went in, but I wasn't surprised when I saw all the 5-stars on them. Thank you again for my Jeep, and I already have had a few people asked where I went and how did I get it at the great price I did. I definitely shared your website and will continue to do so.

We were referred to Nate by our friends who purchased their Tesla X from him & totally recommended…read morehim because of their great experience they had. Nate seriously listened to my wants on my 4Runner & made it a reality. He went above and beyond what I asked for! We dealt with Nate the entire time, from start to finish. He helped my husband & I find & customize my dream 4runner that stayed within our budget loan & monthly Pmt!!! He's not your typical sales person that tries to sell you a car ASAP just to make money off you, but rather he listened to our concerns & needs/wants & was able to answer and respond back quickly through out the entire process even when we were out of state talk about building relationships Thank you So much Nate we seriously appreciate ya! I can't tell you enough how much I my 4Runner and the constant compliments I get from folks. Definitely won't be the first or last car we purchase from you

My husband and I had been car searching for a while and we were burnt out. We were so tired of…read morepushy sales people and getting the run around on prices. Coming here and working with Alan was a breath of fresh air! He showed us the car, gave us the keys so we could test drive, and then worked with us on the final price. He also helped us get a deal on window tint! He was transparent through the entire process...and speaking of the process, it was quick! When we need another vehicle, this will be our first stop!

I purchased a vehicle from this dealership on February 28, 2026, after being told it was…read more"practically brand new." I made it clear I needed a reliable vehicle due to how much I drive, and at no point was I informed the vehicle's history was unknown or that it had prior damage. Shortly after purchase, the A/C stopped working during a road trip. When I took it to a Toyota dealership, I was informed the vehicle had previously been in a front-end accident--something that was never disclosed. I was also told the A/C system requires significant repairs, including replacement of major components. When I contacted the sales agent, Alan, I was told I "didn't ask for the Carfax" and was offered to split the repair cost. That response was unacceptable, especially given how the vehicle was represented. While one member of the service team was professional and helpful, the overall experience has been extremely disappointing. Based on what I've learned, I would not have purchased this vehicle had I been given accurate information. I strongly recommend doing your own inspection and research before buying from this dealership.

I was in the car Market. They had a car I really wanted. After calling they sent me a car report…read morethat was not a carfax and completely unreadable. After talking too the salesperson I became completely turned off by their professionalism. There was no follow up no help in buying the car. I sold cars for 10 years and these guys have too be the worst in the business. I ended up buying another car from a dealership and had a great experience.

Just went in to look at some cars. They let me test drive 3 and answered any questions I had. They…read moredidn't have what I was looking for this time, but I'll definitely keep them in mind in the future.