Carmart purchased my vehicle after using the kbb link to sell my truck. I recently relocated and…read morethe truck was in the shop being repaired for damages from a deer. Since I didn't want to fly back and drive the distance to the East coast again I decided to sell the vehicle remotely. Initially we went back and forth over the price. I was offered more using the Edmunds site brokering the deal elsewhere however Carmart360 was closer to the shop doing the work and they did come up on their offer based on the Edmunds offer. We started discussing the sale price March 24, 2021. we agreed on a price and they took possession of the vehicle April 9, 2021. As I'm remotely doing this they sent the paperwork and I signed and returned it April 14th, 2021. They paid the lender next day, and the deductible to the autoshop from the sale price. Which was super great and so convenient. I was told they would send the remaining payout to me once they received the lien release from my lender. So I waited..... called and was told it's policy and their hands are tied. So I waited..... and I waited some more. I have contacted my lender and the dealership multiple times. Lender informed me they need a fed ex acct number to overnight and a letter from the dealer stating they would not cancel payment if title was released early. I sent the sales guy a text notifying of this. Asking to expedite the matter, I planned to use the payment as the down on my replacement. Today May 7th On star notified me the account on my truck has been cancelled in my name. Someone has purchased the truck. Yeah!!!! I called the dealership since I would assume they had the title as they sold the truck. Nope I was wrong and informed so. Here is where my 1 star comes in. 1.) They took possession of the truck almost a month ago. 2.) The attitude I got a month after they took the truck and I finally called to say I would like my money. 3.) I left both sets of keys in my truck and was informed only one was in there and I would need to pay out 250 to replace the second set. I was warned by other dealerships they pay slow but had I known I would have sold else where or picked up my truck. I also would not have suggested their buying services to 2 people. If I were ever to return To the area based off the conversation and attitude from Daniel, I would purchase elsewhere. However if you don't need the money within the next month and a half, and you want to deal with a whole lot of back and forth then it's maybe 3 stars. If you enjoy getting attitude from a used car sales manager when you call to figure out Why how They can buy and sell a vehicle before you are even paid out this is the place for you. ‍

My wife and I bought our new (to us) car here. They really were very helpful in the whole car…read morebuying experience. They priced the car we wanted very reasonably so we were very happy with that. The salesman was not pushy at all and was nice to deal with (which is pretty unusual for a used car salesman). So overall they are very good and had the right car for us.

I went to Standard Auto Sales and I received very good service and made what I am told is a very…read moregood deal. The only thing that needed work was the hood which needed a replacement rod to hold it up. I ordered one, installed it and it works fine.

Jimmy is a very laid back salesman, he will not hound or pressure you into anything. He told me the…read moretruth about my vehicle, and I am very happy with it

Hands down the best place in Montana to buy or finance a vehicle. Local down to earth guys. Honest…read moreand helpful. The easiest buying experience I have ever had. Thanks Mark and Kyle. I'll recommend you guys to everyone!!

The only reason I'm even giving them a star is because it's a nice looking car (and you're not…read moreallowed to give 0 stars). We bought a 2017 Volvo XC60 from Kyle. We've had problems with this car from day one, including: - Bald tires with wire showing (on us I guess because we missed it, but no one bothered to point it out or compensate for it with the price) - Interior electrical problems (passenger seat doesn't move forward or backward, internal outlets don't work, lights on buttons in driver side door don't work) - front brakes were worn almost completely bald, had to change the brakes and rotors within 2 months of having the car - intake valve seal going into the engine went out and had to be replaced This car was priced almost $8,000 over Blue Book Price (Kyle refused to budge on the price)and we've spent over $2,000 on repairs. We haven't even gotten around to fixing the electrical. My daughter is the one who shopped the car so live and learn I guess, but honestly, I feel she was taken advantage of. We won't be back to Freedman. Did I mention unprofessional? If you leave a negative (but honest, as mine is) review they will get defensive and lash out.Need proof? Check our their response to other negative reviews. Seriously, car dealers like you are what gives the rest of them a bad rap.

Thank you so much to the Bob Smith service team! They did a great job getting the parts I needed…read morefor a recall on the brakes on my CX90. It's so nice not to hear them squeaking anymore. And they got the job done in about two hours. The shuttle driver Bob was also really nice and we had a nice chat too and from.

Horrible experience. Long story short...they put Class C tires on my F250 when it requires a Class…read moreE tire. Which is a ridiculous mistake that could've killed me. Never use this company.

TKO and Keegan, helped my 16 year old daughter buy her first car. Keegan was extremely friendly and…read morehelpful and gave her a good deal. The car was freshly cleaned when we arrived, had a recent oil change and new tires. It was a good experience and I would highly recommend Keegan.

We bought an RV--a Winnebago View on a Mercedes Sprinter chassis--and we lovingly named it…read more"Wombat." We adore the little tank, like seriously, to death. Then, for the last two weeks, Wombat and I got into a real toxic relationship with the onboard "good vibes" system. We went to Mercedes twice. Same story both times: a bunch of charging, a bunch of "we'll look into it," and absolutely no real solution--just money leaving the building at warp speed. So I convinced my hubby: "No more Mercedes." He agreed, and we went private. He found Quinn at European Performance. Quinn promised us a diagnostic on the DEF for free--which, naturally, my husband grabbed like it was a limited-edition coupon that might disappear. Mercedes in Billings wanted 2.5 times what everyone else was charging, so even the savings felt emotional. We pulled in, and before I could finish my seatbelt rant, Quinn had Wombat backed out and connected up. He ran diagnostics fast--like, "where did the time go?" fast. And here's the plot twist: the problem wasn't some rare unicorn issue. It was stuff that's extremely common on the Sprinter chassis... the kind that apparently no one can find or fix consistently. Fun, right? Quinn worked some magic, we got it sorted, and now Wombat is back to being the road-loving weirdo we know and love--no more drama, no more countdown, no more mystery warnings. So if your Sprinter chassis is throwing a fit go see Quinn. He'll get you back on the road without the repeat crash-and-paycycle. Wombat says thank you. And honestly? So do we.

Yeah, so, I have been told quite a few times not to go through these guys. The whole time I stood…read moreby them and were like "no, they are awesome.". Unfortunately, I have to say something because wow... I have taken my car in to these guys and they have done a good job fixing the things that I have paid for them to replace. However; here's the upsetting part... I took my car into them 3 times in a row telling them "it's running funny", "it's acting weird", etc. I also give them a little info... "while I was out of town I changed the spark plugs myself. You might want to start there, in case I did something wrong as I am not certified but they are. They assured me it wasn't the problem. They even said "It was driving fine, no issue." and to "keep driving it around until something popped up on the dashboard". Love that for me. Even told me that it "sounds" like and is "probably" a piston ring which would be a $8,000 fix. Went on a 1,000 mile (one way) road trip it almost gave out 35 miles before the destination. Thank you to new friends, I knew someone to help me. 15 minutes later... he SHOWED me that I, in fact, had forgotten to tighten my spark plugs. Also, thank you to my friends... even after pushing the car as much as I had... with a little bit of cleaning and proper putting it back together... compression test was perfect and she was running like normal. Beats $8,000 motor replacement... just saying.

James is the kindest man ever! I am from out of town and he took great care of me and my car…read more Excellent service for a very reasonable price. Thank you James!

He's honest, helpful, kind and dependable. I hate the area he's located in because it's so busy,…read morebut even that they deal with in a way that is as helpful as possible by pulling the car back out onto the street. I don't trust any other mechanic in town. You can trust that whatever he says is honest. I had Toyota tell me I needed $1200 of work for my head gasket, but I scheduled it with him and he called me to say I didn't need the work done at all--saying a car the age of mine just has some oil leaking but it was minor. I had the car another 8 years, and the only thing ever needing replacing was the starter which James did. I hope he never retires, I can't imagine trusting anyone else working on my car as much as I trust him. I know that if he says I need something done, I need it. On top of that, his prices are always very fair.