Ahmed was amazing to work with from start to finish. He answered all of our questions thoroughly and honestly, and he felt more like a friend helping us through the process than a typical salesman. This was actually the fourth dealership we visited, and it was by far the most relaxed, comfortable, and low-pressure experience we had. The finance team, underwriters, and managers were also incredibly helpful and worked hard to get us a great deal while making sure we felt comfortable every step of the way. We walked out feeling confident and excited about our purchase instead of stressed or pressured. Thank you so much to Ahmed and the entire team for making this such a positive experience. We truly appreciate all of your help! -Mckee Family read more

I've financed around 15 vehicles over the past 5 years and own over half of them outright, so I came in expecting a professional, straightforward process. Earlier that same day, I had a frustrating experience at another dealership I've done repeat business with--but I still purchased a vehicle there. After that, I spoke with Andy at Northwest Jeep Ram. He seemed personable, promised strong incentives, and made it sound worth stopping by. I figured I'd check it out and potentially start bringing my future business here instead of my usual Jeep dealer. That was a mistake. Instead of a professional experience, I was met with unnecessary skepticism and told I needed to put down a $10,000 deposit due to "fraud concerns." There was no valid reason for this based on my financial profile or buying history. It felt presumptive and, frankly, insulting. I'm a business owner, I understand financing, and I come prepared. I don't expect special treatment--but I do expect to be treated with basic respect and professionalism. Andy, this part is for you: you completely misread the situation. You didn't just lose a deal--you lost any future business from me. I'll continue spending my money with dealerships that know how to treat serious buyers appropriately. read more

I brought my car here for a recall and oil change, and was told to speak with an advisor named Chris, who was incredibly rude with me. I tried to ask some questions before he took my keys, and he kept claiming that I was trying to skip the process and that I was supposedly interrupting him. Kellie also did not communicate clearly that I definitely would not be able to get my car back on the same day, when making the appointment. I asked to speak with a manager, and was eventually transferred to another advisor named Jason, who was a lot more polite and patient with me. Have still not heard back from a manager, even though I emailed the business after I got home. Overall a very negative experience. read more

Northwest Jeep Chrysler Dodge - Service entrance - Car Dealers Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

Horrible horrible experience I will never be back. I went to get my jeeps battery replaced and not only did they not communicate at all they left it unplugged. I had to bring my car back int a different jeep dealership (who was great) all because they did not plug it in. Do not recommended read more

Northwest Jeep Chrysler Dodge - Car Dealers Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

RUN! They sold me a used jeep (ok I understand used things have lived a previous life), I drove 72 miles and it began to rain. I turned the wipers on and they made a noise, not a squeak like most wipers, an electrical noise (coming from inside the car) each time they moved. Then bad went to very bad and the engine light came on. Back to the dealer. Clearly I had been sold a heap of crap. Decieded to put the cost of the junk into something else and they wanted to charge me for the process all of the registration and licensing also offered no real concessions considering the sold me a lemon. Horrible customer service for POS #1 and no better for car #2. read more

If you value your vehicle, your wallet, or even the basic courtesy of having your calls returned, avoid Northwest Chrysler Jeep Dodge at all costs. Northwest Jeep's service department turned what should have been a straightforward warranty repair into a multi year mechanical disaster--then refused to take responsibility when their mistakes caused catastrophic damage. In 2020, they replaced the spider gears in my rear differential under warranty at only 43,000 miles. They documented using the required limited slip gear oil at that time. Two years later, during a routine 4x4 service, they reported "metallic haze and small metal flakes" in the differential-- and attributed this to an over torqued bolt from their own prior repair. They performed no corrective work, and this time failed to document using the required limited slip oil at all. When I questioned the contamination, they repeatedly dismissed it as "normal break in" and assured me there was no risk. Twenty days later, after I returned because I could hear noise from the rear end, they again claimed nothing was wrong. And again, they failed to document using the correct limited slip oil when refilling the differential. Fast forward to 2025: with only about 17,000 miles on the supposedly "repaired" gears, the rear differential catastrophically failed--destroying the ring and pinion, LSD, carrier, and axle housing. The vehicle was left completely inoperable. An independent shop found the cross pin had come loose, the retaining bolt was missing, and the fluid did not appear to be limited slip oil. Their conclusion was blunt: the failure was consistent with improper prior service. When I contacted Northwest Jeep's service manager, he initially acknowledged the abnormal nature of the failure and said they could help with reduced parts and labor costs--pending approval from ownership. That was the last meaningful communication I ever received. Over the next month, I left more than a dozen voicemails for multiple service managers and the general manager. Not one was returned. With my vehicle unusable and Northwest Jeep stonewalling me, I had no choice but to pay over $6,000 out of pocket for a full rear axle replacement elsewhere. I then filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. The BBB attempted to contact Northwest Jeep several times. The dealership ignored them too. Northwest Chrysler Jeep Dodge's service department not only failed to perform proper repairs, they caused extensive damage, dismissed clear warning signs, used incorrect or undocumented fluids, and then ghosted both their customer and the BBB when held accountable. I strongly warn anyone considering doing business with Northwest Chrysler Jeep Dodge: their negligence cost me thousands of dollars, months without a vehicle, and endless frustration--followed by complete silence when confronted with their mistakes. read more

SO my boyfriend had warranty work (his passenger airbag needed replacement due to manufacturer defect. However, they had the car for 5 days. And wanted to perform an additional nearly $10k in work on the car!!! OMG what?! I feel like the "need" to keep the car is BS since with the VIN they can order ANY part to replace and it's right. No need to keep the dang car for so long except to find fault to add dollars to the customer invoice. The guy who my boyfriend worked with was nice but overall, crappy service and expensive AF. Not worth it unless you have COVERED repairs. read more

I want to start this review by saying that our initial experience purchasing a vehicle from Northwest Jeep in Beaverton was absolutely fantastic. Our salesperson at the time was professional, respectful, personable, and genuinely cared about making sure we were comfortable and informed. Because of that, we had a very positive impression of this dealership. Unfortunately, that changed when it came time to pick up our vehicle after a repair. The car is under my fiancé's name, and he had been the main point of contact with the service department. He mentioned to staff that I would be picking up the vehicle that day after work, and we were under the impression that it was perfectly fine for me to do so. The dealership closes at 7:00 PM, and I arrived around 6:30 PM. I completely understand that customers coming in close to closing time can be inconvenient -- but regardless of the hour, every customer deserves basic courtesy and professionalism. I was simply there to pick up a vehicle that was ready; this wasn't meant to be a lengthy process. When I parked and got out of the car with my sisters, a staff member approached us almost immediately. There was no greeting or warm welcome -- just a curt, "How can I help you?" in a clearly irritated tone, as if confused or bothered that we were there at all. I politely explained that I was there to pick up a car that had been repaired and that my fiancé had already spoken with staff. When he asked if we had spoken directly with the service center, I was honest that I wasn't entirely sure about the specifics of that conversation -- all I knew was that my fiancé had told me I was approved to pick up the vehicle even though it's under his name, and that it was ready for pickup. Instead of clarifying or helping, his response was dismissive and unnecessary: "Cool, cool, well that doesn't really answer my question, but I can go ahead and help you inside." That interaction alone was disrespectful and unprofessional -- even my sisters were shocked at how rude it sounded. I wasn't rude or demanding; I was simply trying to pick up a car that was ready. When I went to grab my ID from the car, I intended to head back inside, but I didn't even make it to the door. Another salesperson stopped me outside, just a few feet from the entrance, and began trying to sell me on trading in my car for a different one. He was talking rapidly and throwing a lot of information at me, which felt overwhelming -- especially because I was just there to pick up my repaired vehicle, not to discuss a new sale. While that was happening, another staff member came outside to meet me, looked at my ID, and handed me both the paperwork and the key fob right there in front of the entrance where we were standing. That same staff member then pointed and said, "It's right over there." That was it -- no final confirmation, no walk-through, no "thank you" or "have a good evening." He just walked away. By the time I left, I felt embarrassed, disrespected, and honestly disappointed. What should have been a simple, two-minute pickup turned into a stressful and unwelcoming experience. I understand that this could have been an individual situation -- maybe I just encountered a few employees having an off day. But regardless, no customer deserves to feel dismissed or talked down to for simply picking up their car, especially from a dealership they've supported. Our first impression of Northwest Jeep was fantastic, but this most recent experience left a lasting negative impression that truly changed how I feel about the dealership as a whole. read more

Simply miserable customer service. The levels of indifference from the sales staff to the service department is agonizing. Unfortunately this is the nearest dealership to my home and it is necessary for me to bring both my Jeep and Ram to this location for service, warranty claims, and safety recalls. Just know, if you have a positive experience with this dealership, it will be short lived. Northwest Jeep Chrysler Dodge is the Comcast of the dealership world. Look at their reviews and you'll understand why it's worth driving another 15-20 minutes to Hillsboro! read more

We leased a 2024 Dodge Hornet. Today, driving down the road, the center screen turned blue and then black. Since we were in the area, we stopped by Northwest Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge. Walked into the Service Department and was asked if we have an appointment. I said "no". Explained the situation with the center screen and Karl said he'd take a look at it. He came out to our Hornet and was able to force the display to reboot. It booted up and all is good. Karl was super kind, polite, and really wanted to help us and did. A huge thanks as without the screen, most options and menus are not available. Karl didn't charge me for fixing the screen and for his expertise. He really made my/our day. Karl is an asset to this Dealership. I don't know what else to say. read more

Communication day one was non existent. Took my jeep in for a scheduled appointment brake check and ended up staying there for 4.5 hours with no idea what was going on before just getting a Lyft home. Then the had to keep it the next day (Friday) and then all weekend before it was finally finished Monday afternoon. 2.5 working days and a weekend wo a car, not cool. read more

My new service advisor Karl is great thanks to him I'm rating 5 star to the service department thank you Karl for the great service

Buyer Beware! If you are buying a used car from this dealership, be ready for "add-ons" that they throw into the deal without you agreeing to include the add-ons. I almost purchased a vehicle from this dealership but couldn't get over the fact that they included two B.S. add-ons: SafeGaurd and Cilajet. Just read other reviews about these "add-ons" and how you likely do not need them. The salesman presented me the price that was listed in the add with these two additional items - each $900! I told him I wasn't interested in these and wanted to see the price without the add-ons. He said there was nothing he could do because the dealership "already installed these." (shrug shoulders). After leaving and doing more research and understanding that these are B.S. (and toe the line of complying with Oregon law) I pushed back. I called around numerous other car dealderships with a similar car and asked them all for "out the door" price sheet. Not one had this stupid add-ons. Eventually, the salesman said they could remove the SafeGaurd but couldn't do anything about the Cilajet because they already put it on the car (I still question if they actually did this). I was so close to buying a car, but just couldn't get over the sleazy sales job. Stay away if you can. read more

Subject: Extremely Poor Service Despite Full Manufacturer Warranty My truck broke down, and since it's still under full manufacturer warranty (less than 3 years old), I called the dealership for assistance. To my surprise, they told me not to bring the truck in because they "can't take it." They instructed me to take it to the dealership where I originally bought it -- which is in Eugene. Unfortunately, the towing service won't allow me to take it to another state, and when I called again for help, they simply hung up on me. I want to stress again: my vehicle is still under full manufacturer warranty. The way this situation is being handled is completely unacceptable and reflects very poorly on your customer service. I expect a prompt resolution read more

I brought my car in the end of July for a noise my car was making when the a/c was on. They said 1-3 days but it turned into 2 weeks. Picked up my car and there was multiple damage done to my car, inside and out. Brought it back and was without it for 2 more weeks. Picked it up and there was still damage that was not fixed and they had it for another 2 weeks. 6 weeks without my car and all I got was sorry we are over worked and under staffed. No one really seemed to care, I felt more like a bother read more

Was trying to work a deal with these clowns, said they need more information. I sent to them the information they requested and zero response! I'd pass on doing business with such a flaky dealership. read more

The reviews of this place are so wrong! I had the most amazing service when I went to take a look at a few cars over the weekend. When I got there an associate opened the door for me, I was treated with warm smiles and even offered refreshments. the entire staff treated me like royalty and Brandon C. was a shining star above them all. He listened to my points, ensured he was giving me factual information and he really made the experience so personal and lovely. Way to go NW Jeep!!! read more

I've taken my vehicle here twice and both times I've been very pleased with their work. My car has had issues with suspension components and the techs have displayed excellent troubleshooting skills and workmanship each time. Austin has been great to work with, always communicating the issues and expected timelines. read more

My wife and I recently traded in our old Grand Cherokee for a new one at Northwest Jeep. We worked with Steve and Ahmad to find the perfect vehicle. (We had a very particular combination of features in mind.) They made the entire trade in and purchasing process comfortable and simple. They listened, helped, provided great insights, and never tried to sell us on anything we didn't want. This is the second vehicle we've purchased at Northwest Jeep, and we've had all servicing and maintenance performed here. Our experiences have been universally excellent and we'll be back again! read more

I'm wondering if NW Jeep understands the meaning of the word reservation? Yep today at 7AM. I was there and third in line. I just needed an oil change. With in 10 minutes after tagging my jeep with a number from Ed they pulled it into the shop. An hour later it pulls out and parks. A half hour later still no indication that it's ready. I walk into the drive in area where my paperwork and key has been sitting on Ed's desk, waiting. Just one minute please, is what I got. I waited, and waited, and waited. Three other people asked if I needed help and I said just waiting for the paperwork, and motioned to the key and paperwork. Still waiting for this guy to get to finishing the oil change paperwork. 10 minutes later he finally got to the paperwork and cashed out. I was at the NW Jeep for two hours for an oil change in which I had an appointment. And this is the second time this has happened to me at NW Jeep. What does appointment mean? Before, it use to be timely service. Now it's wait, wait, HURRY UP and Fricken WAIT!!!! read more

I have tried being patient and understanding. I've tried letting the service department do what they can to fix the situation and make it right. But at what cost? I am going into two weeks of being stuck here this time around when I was only supposed to fly in and pick up the truck to take home. And yesterday was the straw after trying to be understanding of the situation and patient. I drove to Portland in my truck from a different state. The very truck I had bought from this very dealership. I brought the truck in for an oil change and tires. I was informed there were recall to be done which consisted of software updates. After I went to my friend's home, it had been raining since it is Portland and I discovered the infamous back cab leak. I took it back to them. And after endless calls to Ram Care (who doesn't care, by the way), they finally agreed to pay 80% to fix it. I still had to pay over $400 for the new carpet and the installation of the carpet and the sealing of the leak which shouldn't have considering it was an issue from the assembly line. I had to fly back home at this time. The carpet was replaced and the truck had not been moved since the carpet installed. Again, it was working, driving, turning on before when I drove here and before taking it into the dealer. I was told the truck was ready so I flew back to drive it back to drive it back home. Well, when I arrived, truck was completely dead. Shouldn't have been, but it was. I call the service department, they tell me to bring it in. I jump it and drive it over. They say it's the battery, I highly doubted it was. Without consulting with me, they put in a new battery. I say no, because I'm not paying over $300 for a battery when I can go get another of better cranking and quality elsewhere for the same price. They decide to leave it in with trying to make it "right". I drive back to my friends house. The next day the carpet repair guys come out and double check everything. They also put the truck on a scanner and sure enough, you can see the draining of the battery clearly showing a draw, but what do I know, not like I don't work in the electrical/mechanical and battery area, the very thing I said to them was most likely happening. They take the truck back saying they would fix it. Still nothing and they expect me to spend more money flying back home and then back for the truck. When I was on the phone with Ram, the service guy made the comment that I had been having the issue "for a while". Seriously? And before they had said that I was in a hurry and wanted to leave when they were trying to scan it which is not true. I was hanging out when I was told by the advisor that my truck was ready. Serious gaslighting and lying. They have had my truck in the service department now several times with this time being in there since last week. I was supposed to be home last Saturday. It's now Wednesday and they still have the truck and are giving me no way home. I missed out on paid tickets to a memorial event that honored my battle buddy, I'm missing out on simply being home and now my job is in jeopardy because I've been stuck out here in Oregon instead of being onsite since I came out here to pick up the truck after they told me it was ready. I've already paid over $600 in just flights. This is gut wrenching and I can assure you, I will never buy another Ram again, at least not from this place and I won't ever bring it back for service here either because clearly they damaged it when all it needed was an oil change and tires. Never again. They can't make it right. I told them to fly me home and ship the truck to me when it is really ready since I did my part in coming back for it when they said it was ready. Unreal. Great thing I have photos showing time stamps of how everything was working well before taking it into the service department. read more

Its hard enough to handle the car buying experience which 9/10 times leads to frustration and a bit of self-questioning, "why did I put myself through this exhausting trauma." I spent 5 days researching what I needed for a change in activity level and needs for some fun adventures to take my mind off nights spent in the back of my ambulance with patients in much worse a situation than me. That lead me to a 2022 Jeep Gladiator Overland. WHAT WAS I THINKING? This dealership. I have no words. Wait, I have one. DISASTER. Pure and simple. I'm tired of being treated like crap then asked to pay interest on a loan I've taken out on being treat as such. Lets meet Sam. She's a big girl, comes out the door screaming Helllooooooo! as if I'm the long lost child that has become her late night drinking buddy. Guess what girl? I'm not. We aren't buddies, we aren't friends of friends. That old Zig Ziggler sales video you watched on customer engagement, it went out in 1994. It was fake friendly then, & still is today. I planned out the day as I work nights, got home & got online. Reserved the car by stock number, picked a 4 PM slot, then secured a loan and printed out all the papers to expedite the sale. Come 4:02 PM the time of my appointment with Steven (they call him Joe) go figure. My PRIORITY appointment scheduled for 4... Steve/Joe is a no show. Although, he sent 3 text, & called 1 time confirming 4 PM. Maybe I should have texted him 6 times and called twice to verify the appointment with him. So here is SAM. God bless her, she thinks she has this whole thing figured out. Be loud, fake friendly, let the twins on her chest lead the conversation, and this dude will just give up his hard earned money. Sam, again with the 1994 sales seminar tricks? Really, well you can put the puppies back in the cage, and get a whole lot more professional. I found you to be less than sincere and a whole lot of desperate. By the way, not that this matters, but I like dudes anyway. So in my opinion you made a fool of yourself for absolutely no reason. Now, lets get to the good stuff of the little scam that Sam is running on those people she thinks she will just 4-wheel into where she hopes the sale will end. First, she places an exact looking vehicle in the test drive area. Same color, same trim level, most would not know the difference. The thing is that while most people wouldn't bother to say anything about the discrepancy. You screw yourself by not saying anything. See you agree to a price online for the e-sale deal. That auto has features and packages that you want, and you pay for those packages in the price of the car. If they switch out the Stock number for one that is kind of the same but not really the same, no one is the wiser. The stock number I wanted had 5 upgraded packages on it. The stock number they had waiting, only had 2. But they use the pricing I agreed to online. BAIT AND SWITCH with a twist. I think of a car dealer like I think of McDonalds. Your entire job on this earth is making burgers. That's it. Burgers, or in this case selling cars. You sell cars, buy cars, then resell cars. Shouldn't you know how to do the ONE THING your business does? If you can't do that right, and even I noticed it, 5 seconds after stepping out of my car. Why didn't you, THE CAR DEALER, notice it and make a change prior to a customer becoming aware. Now Sam's not going to be able to find the vehicle I placed on hold and showed up on time to drive away in. I know why do their work for them? Imagine if I had left the paperwork, the loan, the trade values, to them. I'd need an ambulance. Sam moves on to my 2020 BMW X4M with 16k miles and all it's BEAUTY. I pull out the value sheet that THEIR SITE REQUIRES to value your trade, along with an appraisal I had done from NADA (National Auto Dealers Assc.). Both are pretty dang close in $ valued. Sam is not happy, almost offended at the amount. Immediately dismisses both NADA and their own required value process and says she'll value it. That's it, you are not running this sale. I the customer am in charge of the purchases I make. I used YOUR VALUE, only to be dismissed and told its worthless in its value. Yet the value step is mandatory. Sam, your lies... I cant take your B.S. anymore. I'm gone. 20 minutes into the drive home my phone goes crazy . A sales manager calling to save a deal. Sir, YOUR DESPERATE NEED to sell a car, is not my issue. You hired these folks, and they learned to scam customers through you. Your worse than they are, you broke the system, now fix it. It just wont be my $70,000.00 you do it with. DONT SHOP THIS STORE. I'M TELLING YOU. They aren't in this to make YOU THE CUSTOMER happy. Sooner or later, when everyone's been scammed, they'll ask what happened. By then it will be too late. Another business that had the chance to be amazing to their new customers. But reprogramming the old tricks out of a dog with new ones? Nope, not @ NW JEEP. read more

Northwest Jeep Chrysler Dodge - Mandatory car value scam on dealer site then denies value. - Car Dealers Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

I purchased my GMC Terrain from this location, from Jamie Schaab. Schaab was an amazing sales rep to me and my family. He was so thoughtful, he personally cleaned the entire vehicle when he knew I was purchasing it so that it would be clean for us to take home and he was willing to discuss all my concerns and questions throughout the process. I've had my SUV for a few weeks now and have been loving it! I've had no issues. The pricing was well worth the value of what I got. The manager Carsen and Schaab provided the kiddo cookies to keep them entertained and they were loving it! Carsen and Schaab made me feel like I was part of the family while there and provided resources if I ever needed future assistance. Everyone at this store location, NW Jeep, were very sweet to us and made the experience of purchasing a new vehicle enjoyable. I highly recommend coming here if you're considering purchasing a new or used vehicle. read more

Had to leave this review just because so many of the reviews actually had me scarred to leave my car here. Left my 2019 jeep wrangler to get serviced this past Wednesday. Had no idea had long it would take to be seen but was told I could get a diagnosis in 1-3 days. Diagnosis came the next morning via text with explanation & cost of services. Agreed on three services to take care of, no back & forth, just straight up this is what it is, this is how much it cost, do you want us to handle it. They actually reached out to Warranty company I have and told them the issues (I had no idea what was covered) they talked to them and one of my services was covered. I asked how long would it take, they said it would be done the next day & it was. Car sounds & feels better now. Vehicle was left with them from 7 am Wednesday to noon friday. Angel was an amazing point of contact, Austin was a good dude to jump in & help things get finished, kimber was another good point of contact. Only negative was being confused about why setting up appointments if diagnosis still takes 1-3 days, used to setting an appointment and car is checked that day. Regardless service dept. was very friendly, very professional, & efficient. read more

Both my roommates came here to buy jeep renegades. First roommate had a hard financial situation and Brian from the financial dept helped her out immensely with getting the best loan he could find for her, and she worked with OC in sales, he was fantastic. We were there for a long time waiting for all the paper work and finance things to come through, but in the end she got her jeep. My other roommate got the same car in a different color and worked with another salesmen. They both come to the service department here and are never disappointed. There's a woman who works at the desk in the service department that we talk to whenever we come for oil changes and she's really cool and friendly, and explains things in plain terms for us. read more

absolutley the worst custumer service ever. gladiator in the shop for 21 days so far. i think they broke what wasn't that broke in the first place. we were told time and time again: tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow and it has been never ending. read more

Never purchase a vehicle from these guys because their service department is the worst services organization I have ever worked with in my entire life. You can't make an appointment online they will not call you back. They will not let you know when your vehicle is ready and half the time you can walk in there and then just stare at you. I even twice had to say can someone please help me! Lastly, I talked to the Director of services and their excuse was we're just so busy we can't deliver high-quality service. read more

I ordered a new challenger through this dealership in early March and took delivery of it mid-June. I am a very seasoned and knowledgeable buyer so I know what is and isn't a good deal. The price I got with very little negotiation was pretty good. There was a few $hundred still on the table but I wasn't going to shop all over kingdom come to save another hundred bucks. The trade-in allowance wasn't so great but it was an old car (but still in good condition). I was happy to get rid of it and wouldn't feel right selling it to a private party so it was all good. The delivery went fine. Minimum stress at signing although I was very clear from the jump that any shenanigans from the finance guy and I'd immediately walk. And of course I totally love my new challenger as I was sure I would. So why only one star? I see that a gazillion yelpers before me have written chapter and verse on the problems they've had with this dealership and based on my experience there I am quite confident they were not exaggerating. I don't know that I have ever been in a business where the employees were more sullen, unfriendly (to the point of being openly hostile) and totally unwilling to do even the basics of their jobs. The guy I bought from was the only non-zombie I encountered at the place and I got the very strong vibe from him that the dealership was a totally toxic work environment. Perhaps it's under new management or ownership? Turns out, his attitude was not my imagination as he left a few weeks later after being employed there for 7 years. The parts manager is..... there's just no kind way to say this: a total jerk. For reasons only he understand he took it upon himself to come on the sales floor and get in my face. Possibly just venting his frustration about working there on the nearest customer/victim. Luckily, with Amazon selling pretty much everything, the chances I will ever have to deal with their parts department is likely zero. The service manager is another story entirely. He was hired the day before I showed up to buy and he was so frigging rude, hostile and obnoxious that I had a bet with the now departed sales guy that the service manager would not still be employed there by the time my car showed up. The fact that he still is indeed employed there ought to tell you volumes about this dealership and it's [non] commitment to customer satisfaction. Under no circumstances would I ever bring my car to this dealership's service department! My requests for some simple and basic service info and pricing still have not been answered. Once I signed the purchase order last March I became persona non grata at the dealership. They were not willing to provide any updates on my car's build progress or to respond to any of my questions or issues. I was treated so badly during the 3 month wait that I felt forced to buck the issue to the GM. To his credit, the GM put the sales manager on the case so the delivery and paperwork signing went very smoothly. But I suspect that had I not created a ruckus, things would have gone much differently. I guess the payoff for me was at the end of the delivery process. The new (to me) sales guy who was only briefly and superficially involved in this process put a LOT of pressure on me to give the dealership unrealistically glowing reviews in the survey that I would be getting. Guilt tripped me by saying than my review would effect him directly and would cost him $$$ if it wasn't a glowing 10 out of 10 stars review. I have not filed the survey yet but as you can probably guess it won't be saying what they want it to say. However, it will be 100% fair and accurate as is this review. I did give the dealership another week plus to address a couple of lingering issues and questions I had before writing this yelp review. Of course they have chosen not to do so. Had the dealership put as much energy into my satisfaction as they did trying to coerce a 10 star review out of me, the outcome for them might have been much better. As it is, the likelihood of me ever returning is grim. So unless you are willing to endure a lot of pain, be treated disrespectfully and put up with the same sorts of nonsense that the other yelpers here have complained about, this is a dealership that's probably best avoided. To be overly fair, I did give this dealership ample opportunity to change my mind about posting this fairly caustic review. They weren't interested.... which ought to tell the intelligent yelper everything they need to know about this place. read more

This place charged me over $2,000 to replace the oil pump and oil cooler in my 2012 Jeep Wrangler. When the Check Engine Light still didn't go out, they threw up their hands and offered to purchase it from me. Funny thing is, when I came in the first time I told them it was the PCM (computer). They never bothered to check because the code was for oil pump. They never bothered to consider the PCM could be failing and throwing bad codes. I went home, hooked up a mechanical oil pressure gauge and ... low and behold ... plenty of oil pressure. As a matter of fact, the pressure was within the specifications. I ordered a new PCM and swapped out the old one. Just like that, no check engine light. NW Jeep will never have my business again. Rip-off artists who prey on people who they think do not know what is going on with their vehicles. If I could take stars away from them, I would. read more

I recommend this dealership for anyone looking to purchase a new vehicle. For those in WA, the drive was worth it. Do your research; the dealer met/beat the sale price of a similar vehicle at another dealer. They also honored their initial quote, and there were no major surprises when it was time to sign the paperwork. Eric, the sales manager, was honest, didn't play games, and helped me feel comfortable with the deal. Jaime, the sales representative, was professional, eager to assist, and went above and beyond preparing the vehicle for me. Mickey, the finance manager, was knowledgeable and didn't push me to buy things I didn't need. One of the most surprising aspects of my visit was their respect for me and my time. At no point in the process did I wait more than 10 minutes for anyone. There was zero back-and-forth between the sales representative and manager while they played games, pretending to give me the best deal (like so many dealers do). When the paperwork was done, the vehicle was beautifully polished and ready to go. read more

I would suggest not taking your car to this dealership for service. There was a recall for the catalytic converter, so I asked the Service Advisor if they had the part in stock and he said yes. I made the appointment to bring my car in on a Tuesday and he said it should be ready by Friday but it's a "big job" so you would have to rent a car. No big deal I said to myself. Friday comes around and it hasn't been done yet. "I'll have it for you Monday" he says. "I will have my best mechanic on it". On Monday I got a text saying they did not have the bolts and would have to order them, they are on back order. It cost me over $400.00 for a rental and that was with a discount. I will never take my car there again!!!! Absolutely horrible. read more

ATTENTiON BUYERS I went to this dealership and wanted to buy a simple Jeep car and the sales person pushed me with something different which had 51 miles on it and it was a hybrid Jeep. He said this is the top and the best and will keep value. I bought it that day and next day the engine light turned on. I came back to the shop and they said it is nothing we will vorrrct that. I came home and the next day the engine light came back on. I knew there is something serious with this car and they said we will diagnose and see what it is they kept my car and sacalked me that your car is ready I picked up the car and the same problem repeated. I was very frustrated. I went to the sale associate and they kept yelling at me and there was a very bad attitude man his name was DAVID he said get the hell out of here and go do any thing you want. Once I called the dealership and he rudely talked to me and and hanged up. These people are the bad people. They never stand behind their product they sell I wanted to talk to the owner and they all were saying the owner is on a meeting. Finally I went to the service department Surprisingly every one in the service department are extremely nice. If any want need me to release infos in regards all the services I had after I bought my new car I will release. Simply I can add pictures of the service I will never choose this dealership next time I wasn't to buy a car. They are very low class read more

Northwest Jeep Chrysler Dodge - Car Dealers Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

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Agreed on price and arranged to make the trip to Beaverton to pick up the car with a certified check for the total agreed on price. On the way there, they texted with an updated price more than $2 grand above the agreed to price as they had added lots of accessories no one asked for nor talked about in our multiple conversations, then just gave an excuse about how they add these for everyone. Scummy, sneaky tactics. Canceled the check and took my business elsewhere. read more

Very horrible experience, I would not recommend this place for serious buyers. Poor experience over the phone and in person onsite at the dealership. I called this spot a few days ago inquiring about a Jeep I was interested in on their website. After a brief discussion, the salesman mentioned he had to help a customer quickly and would call back in 15 minutes. I never heard back, but decided to go in during the weekend a few days later. Being interested in a specific vehicle, I called in here, mentioned the car I wanted, mentioned I'd like to come in same day for a test drive and provided the stock number of the car. They confirmed it was available and I was told over the phone they would "park it out front and have it ready". After driving an hour across town and arriving, I walked around the lot twice and could not find the car. It took forever for someone to come and help, and I saw salesmen inside sitting around at their desks. Finally someone came out and he told me it was at their stock lot 10 min away - the conversation from him was "it's at another lot, do you want me to get it, or would you like to come back tomorrow?" After I told him I'd like him to get it, he asked what I liked about it and if there's anything else I'd be interested in. It was an hour and a half prior to closing so I don't understand why he was being so reluctant. Shortly after, he drove off the lot - I assumed he went to get it. After waiting half an hour, I went in and asked a manager what was going on. He mentioned someone went to grab it and it should be 15 min away round trip (I waited way past that). I mentioned I called a few hours ago, and his response was that they were slammed - despite the fact that I saw most people sitting around inside. After waiting around the lot for 30 min the guy never came back. We left. I came here ready and excited to check out a vehicle, but ended up leaving and wasting my day driving here. I did not get to see the vehicle listed on their website, despite the fact that I called in about it and scheduled a drive test. Their staff and management are lazy, unhelpful, and I would advise not wasting your time here as well. read more

We got an amazing deal on a new 2023 that had been used as a service loaner but was in perfect condition and had only 500 miles on it. We decided to purchase a new Pacifica plug in Hybrid, we worked with Mike and had an absolutely wonderful experience. The tax credit paperwork is a challenge and Mike and the team at NW Jeep stuck with it and even drove out to our home in West Linn to bring us updated paperwork we would need to file for the credit. Really wonderful service across the board. I also want to say thank you to Jessica in licensing who I spoke with twice and she took care of everything I needed (transferring our plates and registration from our old car to our new one.) read more

A salesman named Joe doesn't know anything about cars. do not use the service I won't go back to use the service again. read more

Customer service starts on the phone! I'm not familiar with cars/dealerships at all, so when I called to ask what I thought was a pretty simple question about my car and booking an appointment, I was very surprised to be laughed at and spoken too quite rudely and condescendingly by the service manager, Kimber. When I called back to speak up about feeling disrespected, I was not offered so much as a simple apology or further help to try and book an appointment and help with my car issue. Very disappointing, and glad to be booked at a different dealership that handled my same question way more professionally. read more

Love my new jeep! I came to Northwest jeep to find a new car that made me feel safe after being in an accident that totaled my car. Thank you to William for helping me find the perfect car! It's sleek and safe! read more

Steve was absolutely amazing when helping pick out our new Gladiator! he was kind and let us pick the best thing for us. we appreciate him so much and will definitely be back when I am ready for a new car. Thanks Steve! read more

We were there last Friday and didn't think we are going to buy anything because we had bad experiences before. However, AC and his manager Carson made our experience way better this time. They tried to offer the best deal for our truck and tried to satisfied our needs from all angles. Definitely different vibe after the new management. read more

Northwest Jeep Chrysler Dodge - Car Dealers Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon