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    Don K Subaru

    2.5 (16 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Don "K" Whitefish

    2.1
    (21 reviews)

    Don't be fooled by the fact this place is local: it still acts like a car dealership. The…read more"non-commissioned sales staff" isn't true; the staff are paid commission, it just isn't as a percentage of the sales price. They have a base salary and are paid an additional amount per car, which scales depending on how many they've sold. In addition, the brands they sell incentivize employees to sell new vehicles by giving them commission after a certain number -- which means that sales staff makes a lot more money if they sell you a new car than a used one, especially if they can sign you up for a subscription service at the same time (which they'll likely do at least the free version of even if you decline, so go ahead and prepare to have your driving data sold to insurance companies). Most of the sales people are okay, as are the customer-facing service people. But the finance managers will definitely go to great lengths to pressure you into buying things you don't need and can get much more cheaply elsewhere, and the managers will do things like (real example I witnessed in the Subaru building, from their current manager) find out a customer's name, internet stalk them to find out the value of their house, and then pass onto the sales staff the customer's probable net value before inserting themselves into the customer's conversation to extract the same information from the customer. (I don't know why they do this, though I have theories. Made my skin creep.) My recommendation: if you just *have* to buy a new car here: figure out exactly the one you want ahead of time, go to AJ in the Subaru building (he appears to be truly honest) and flatly refuse to see anyone else, even if you want a new Chevy or something (they'll try to pass you on, but they won't pass on a sale), pay cash, and tell the finance manager you'll walk out if he tries to sell you anything. If you need a used car, buy it privately and take it to a mechanic to get it checked over; you'll pay double at this place. (So basically, same advice as if you went to any other dealership.)

    After having excellent experiences with the ladies in their body shop and service department for my…read moreRam 3500 I knew my first stop for my new Jeep would be Don K. The first thing the salesman touted was that he was noncommissioned and was just there to help me. I would quickly learn "noncommissioned" equaled no drive and no ambition to sell a car. Extremely disappointed with both Robert and the sales manager. As other reviewers have mentioned I called the Spokane dealer and was dealt with the professionalism lacking at Don K. Quickly returned texts and phone calls. Had answers to questions in minutes and we quickly closed the sale at a fair price.

    Elite Auto Sales of Montana

    Elite Auto Sales of Montana

    3.0
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    10/10 place to buy your car my friend got an audi S6 2015 from here a year ago put 20k miles on it…read moreand nothing has be wrong everything is perfected and he gives very good warranty's and i am planing on buying my next car from here very good honest dude very good place to buy from

    I am writing this review to provide a fully documented, factual record of my recent purchase of a…read moreNissan 370Z Roadster from this dealership to forewarn other buyers. 1. The Pre-Sale Disclosures & Negotiation During the test drive, the vehicle's visual condition was fully transparent: it had cosmetic wear, bent body panels, old/no-name/mismatched tires, aftermarket wheels, shaky brakes, and a convertible top that would not open. The salesperson explicitly stated they "checked the convertible top fuse and it was good," framing the roof issue as a minor, innocent electrical mystery. I negotiated a purchase price that fairly reflected the vehicle's cosmetic state and the assumption of a standard electrical repair for the roof. I willingly signed an "As-Is" agreement based entirely on those specific disclosures. 2. The Discovery of Mechanical Sabotage Upon taking the vehicle home and performing a professional, multi-hour manual teardown to diagnose the top, I discovered severe, undisclosed structural damage. The entire underlying roof assembly, linkages, bows, and hinges are physically bent and snapped beyond repair-requiring a $10,000 retail replacement. Furthermore, I discovered that the top's interior switch and hydraulic system had been deliberately disconnected. This was not normal wear-and-tear; the system was physically bypassed to prevent the roof from moving, which actively concealed the twisted and broken structural metal frame from being discovered during a standard pre-purchase inspection. 3. Unjust Enrichment and the Arbitration When I confronted the dealership with the diagnostic photos of the bent and broken frame, hinges and linkages, they admitted they already had an active wholesale arbitration case open with the selling agent regarding this vehicle's defects -a critical piece of legal and mechanical history they actively withheld from me during the sales process. The dealership then requested my personal diagnostic photos to submit to the auction. They successfully used my labor to secure a $1,500 payout from the auction to make themselves whole. However, when it came to resolving the issue with me, they attempted to pocket the auction money, hide behind Montana's "As-Is" laws to protect their profit, and refused to provide a fair retail remedy to fix the $5,000 structural deficit they delivered. When I requested a fair retail remedy to fix the $5,000 structural deficit (using my own labor and a used salvaged roof), the dealer retaliated by rescinding all offers entirely. They are now pocketing the auction's $1,500 payout-money they only received because of my diagnostic labor-and leaving me completely empty-handed with a broken car. Conclusion An "As-Is" clause is designed to protect a dealership from unknown mechanical wear; it is not a legal license to misrepresent a vehicle's history, hide active legal disputes, or sell a vehicle with a bypassed, structurally compromised frame. Because the dealership has refused to provide a fair settlement to make this vehicle whole, formal complaints for material misrepresentation and deceptive business practices have been filed with the Montana Department of Justice Office of Consumer Protection and the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) Dealer Licensing Bureau. Buyer beware.

    Don K Subaru - autopartssupplies - Updated June 2026

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