Quick, efficient and affordable! I would recommend their service and use them again for any future…read moreneeds.

Your response to my comments does not add up. I came in and explained my problem and you asked me…read moreto return another day and a technician would troubleshoot the problem. I knew there was a charge to look at the radio and was completely prepared to pay an hourly rate for the inspection/work but was not given that option. The technician looked at the vehicle in the parking lot for five minutes and came in and told me there was nothing wrong with the radio and it was the best sounding radio he had ever heard. If you had told me up front that you do not perform service work, I would have accepted your decision and not made the appointment. If the technician had told me you do not perform service work, I would have left. Bottom line is you and the technician told me a lie because you did not want to state the truth. Bottom line is your business is not a customer focused business.

Can't do business with someone who you can't reach and doesn't return calls. Reached out multiple…read moretimes across many different days.

Timely response, professional, will use again for sure…read more Explained the process in detail, went over different options that best fit my needs. Awesome experience!

Hands down the easiest car buying experience I've ever had. Highline Wholesale treated me like…read morefamily from start to finish. Everything was transparent, no sales pressure, and they even matched my trade-in offer from another dealership. The process was quick, the fees were way lower than big dealerships, and the whole experience just felt easy. I'll be sending everyone I know their way. Shout out to Eric and Wayne!

Bought a 2005 Silverado with 246,000 miles, as-is. I knew a truck that age would need work, and I…read morewant to be fair: the buying process was genuinely easy. No pressure, everyone was friendly, and I never felt like I couldn't walk away no questions asked. And some of the blame is on me, because I've been wanting a truck for some time now, and went into this a little impatient and excited to get my first truck, so I could've inspected it better and asked more questions. My issue is transparency. I was told the check engine light was on for an O2 sensor. When I scanned it at home there were four codes, two of them were for the O2 sensor, the other two were for something else, knock sensor and an evap system pressure sensor, and that could've been a misunderstanding, and they lumped them all together as O2 sensor codes. My ride back home was over 40 minutes, and the transmission slipped right before i got home, and had to pull over and restart the truck to make it back home. Looking it over in my driveway afterward, I found a rear main seal leak, transmission fluid on the dip stick that was brown and smelled burnt, and one tire that was a different brand with noticeably more tread than the other three, which made the truck shake at highway speed. Also when I started heading back home I realized the gas tank was basically on empty. I called, and they were willing to talk and did seem like they wanted to help. They said they test drove it multiple times and spoke with the previous owner, and that nobody had transmission issues. As-is means as-is, i didn't even call to try and get a transmission out of them, more so in hopes that the previous owner, potentially rebuilt the transmission under warranty or something like that. What would've made this a five star deal for me would've been some transparency on the issues, and I'm not saying that they said it was a perfect truck, more so I don't think its too much to ask for what's currently wrong with it that doesn't require a mechanic to look at it (rear main seal leak, all the actual codes, the tire tread difference, transmission dip stick fluid condition, full tank of gas). At a little over $7,000 out the door, I'd have still bought this truck knowing all of it -- just at a different price if i could, and the transmission didn't slip on the test drive or anything like that, but as mentioned the trans dip stick would've told me its on the way out, and unfortunately i didn't bother to check before purchasing. Instead it's parked until I can afford a transmission. If you aren't confident diagnosing a vehicle yourself, pay a mechanic to inspect anything you buy here as-is. And also to be fair, I'm sure buying new here with a warranty is good.

I didn't even know this place was around until they came up on google search. I'd already called…read moreall over Clarksville and was having a hard time getting an appointment to work with my schedule. All the prices quoted to me were from $159-170, plus tax. Called Freedom Tint at lunch from work and they told me to bring my car when I got off. An hour and fifteen minutes and $105 later, I was out the door and my son's first car looks great. Highly recommended.

they are unprofessional and rude. Wouldnt recommend them to ANYONE. They do lifesafer devices and…read moreMonica doesn't follow the rules when it comes to that.

BUYER BEWARE! We purchased a Chevy Tahoe in the beginning of June this year. Within a month the…read moremotor started ticking and we lost all oil pressure. We verified that the oil levels were fine, so we had our mechanic look at it and he determined that we needed a new oil pump. We contacted the owner of Underhill motors and he insisted that he have his mechanic look at it, which is understandable. All there mechanic did was do an engine flush and change the oil! I went to the dealership to express my concerns and all the owner did was throw his hands in the air and literally push me out. Reading other reviews, this seems like a trend. A week later, we had the same issue. This time we went back and forth to the dealership and his mechanic three times. He was unwilling to fix the vehicle even though he said there was a warranty. Over the past several weeks we still have the ticking in the motor. Now we have replaced the thermostat, brake lines, and rear HVAC control module. Now my mechanic tells me we have a head problem and we are going to need a new engine. Now he ignores my calls. I don't have the money to fix this lemon, and this is my only car. Don't be a sucker like me. BUYER BEWARE!

I bought a used Jeep Cherokee at Underhill Motors. I live out of town and Tyler made the…read moretransaction incredibly smooth. He was very responsive throughout the process -- Thank you, Tyler!

Cwraps was the best to work with. From their quoting system, scheduling 2 week review…read more Their PPF film is amongst the best in the industry and because they are a nationally-based firm,if I ever have a problem (doubt I ever will...) it can be fixed anywhere.

Edit: 3/5/26 I never asked for the wrap to be removed for free. I specifically stated to Paris and…read morethe guy that continued going on and on about how much of a beautiful color the wrap was and continuously stating it was due to the sun that I wasn't willing to pay over $900 for a wrap removal that was done incorrectly to begin with. You offered to remove it for $75 an hour but still stated that it may go over the 15 hour window. I never once stated that I wasn't willing to pay. Y'all can save your lies. As far as what was stated to me initially, PARIS specifically stated that it would last 3-5 years. Take accountability for the f'ed up job and do better as a veteran owned business. 3/4/26 Less than 2 years old but they won't take accountability for the mediocre work. I was literally told today that "It's the suns fault" that the wrap is ripping by one of their employees. Lol what? So the indirect sunlight in the sky is hitting the car in that particular angle causing the wrap to rip in this spot but no other spots? Yeah ok. Not the fact the it was ripped when you guys removed the PPF and no one bothered to fix it or mention it? When I originally got my wrap done in 2024 there were multiple areas that needed to be redone because it was done poorly the first time. I was told the wrap would last 3-5 years which is why I chose this particular wrap but now I'm being told this particular wrap only last 1.5- 2 years. Now they're wanting to charge an arm and a leg to have the wrap removed for work that was completed incorrectly. I guess if you don't have a "fancy" looking car then your car will be the test dummy.