I purchased a ford escape and it has 40,000 miles and it has been in there shop seven times. they…read morereturned my suv with the plastic shield hanging down and there mechanic destroyed this shield because they drove it with this shield hanging down. Gstone motor replaced the motor "so they said" and the suv has a blown motor again after driving it 11 miles. Trudy ( there shop manager) said it was because "we" did not change the oil. I paid $4000 for the extended warranty when I purchased this vehicle and now because Trudy was not honest my warranty has been denied. how does a new motor seize after driving it 11 miles? And why the hell would it need the oil changed two days after a new motor was installed BUYER BE AWARE this is a horrible dealership please stay clear

Gave me an estimate to paint my truck at stones for $9,500, had it for 5 months and ended up…read morecharging me $15,000 and it was the worst paint job I've ever seen, had scratches all over it. The owner told me he'd make it right and still charged me full price for a spray in bed liner that he said he'd help me out with. Not impressed. Just don't look at it up close. Wouldn't recommend them to anyone when it comes to body work

Love my jeep. They are kind and didnt push me worked with me and helped fix my brakes because of a…read moresqueak. Theyre awesome.

I recently got a car from here and the radio did not work and with it having a back up camera and…read moreeverything you would think hey they should fix that No they won't and they wanna charge nearly $1300 to fix.l it to maybe have it work?!? Never should of sold the car if all the features don't work I will not be buying squat from here again very upset I should not have to pay for something THEY should have fixed very upslet and they still refuse to fix it and now they refuse to take my calls don't buy from these crooks

The owner is a complete fraud! He sold a vehicle that had extensive engine repair issues and…read morerefused to fix or reimburse for the damages which were under the warranty. Do not EVER do business with this company

For years I have driven by Wimett Trading Company on my way to visit family. Their used trucks,…read morecars, and specialty vehicles have always caught my eye. Last August, one particular car caught my interest, a 1995 VW Cabrio in impeccable condition. Dave and his staff answered all my questions and made the purchase very easy and with no hassle. I love the car and smile every time I drive by the business on Route 7 in Leicester, Vt. Now, the experience made such an impression, I referred a friend this week who was not able to get good pricing or treatment elsewhere. At Wimett's, she found the perfect second car for her family with the same no hassle and priced right. If you are a looking for a used car or truck, I wholeheartedly recommend giving Wimett's a call.

Rick Curtis and his son Ryan are top notch. My first truck ever was bought from Rick in the early…read more90s when he was a salesman for a local dealership. Since then, he has established his own quality auto sales business in Pittsford along Rt 7 just outside of Rutland. I am a repeat customer because Rick sells quality used cars fairly priced. He is honest, upfront and cares to go the extra mile to make sure your purchase is stress free. Thank you so much for taking care of me and my family over the years Rick and Ryan.

Very pleasant staff. Really know what they ate talking about. Great selection of campers in stock…read more Financing available. Price includes everything. Except tax title and registration. Fantastic experience.

My suggestion is to avoid them. I can't figure out if they are incompetent or dishonest but either…read moreway they don't deserve the label "dealer." Dealers are supposed to be specialists. They are supposed to add value to the transaction (which justifies the higher prices and their own profits). Their involvement is supposed to bring security and accountability to the purchasing process. That is, if they are competent and honest. Not what I found here. Here are the specifics: Bought a 2001 dodge truck with a lot of body rust for 2,600. Wasn't told that the extent of the rust made the car un-inspectable without a fair amount of body work. The price should have reflected this. On the drive home the rear differential went, potentially a thousand dollar repair bill. I don't know that a mechanic's inspection would always be able to identify a problematic differential (say by the presence of metal in the fluid) but no mechanic ever went through this vehicle in the first place or made any effort to come up with an accurate figure for the true value of it. I know that because there was hardly any coolant in the radiator by the time I got home. In other words there was a well-advanced external coolant leak that either no one noticed or bothered to tell me about (in the heater core it turns out so it was not immediately apparent, another high labor repair bill nonetheless). Incompetence or dishonesty? My impression is that these guys don't bother too much with the cost of mechanics when they are prepping vehicles for resale. Nor are they all that good at buying quality used vehicles that can justifiably be sold at the prices they charge. I did not petition them for any money back because I take fault in signing the contract. But when I told them that it was obvious I over-paid, that no mechanic ever even glanced at the truck and that I had to send the truck to auction and get only 575 dollars for it, I received a well rehearsed spiel from a guy I took to be a manager that he has cars he's bought blow up on him all the time and has to eat those costs as a matter of daily business (does this argue for competence?). "Poop happens" he literally said to me. Except, if you think about it for a second, it is not my job to buy and sell vehicles. It's his. If he were to perform his job as a true specialist then the risk of buying would be less for me. But as far as I can tell all he does is buy apparently decent vehicles on the cheap at auctions and offer book value prices without making any effort to determine the mechanical state of the vehicle, much less it's fair market value. These guys made a healthy profit off of me but took on none of the risk of their line of business that would have justified it. They hide behind the "as is" clause and they pretend to know what they are doing. No different than the business ethos of a securities trader in my book--buy low sell high no matter what your buying--let the suckers suss out value. Buyer's risk should not increase when dealing with a specialist but that is what you'll get here.

Purchased a car from them a few months ago. Haven't even made it to the first (free) oil change yet…read moreand it's already had some major problems which they actually charged me to get fixed when really it was there fault. Sure, it was purchased AS IS but still the thing shouldn't break down before it's first oil change. A module under the seat that controls the transmission (basically car doesn't start without this part) was getting wet because of a leak somewhere in the car. They didn't even bother to fix the leak they just replaced the part and then charged me for it. Then just today i'm driving down the road and it blows out a massive exhaust leak and sounds like a demolition derby car now.

A couple years ago I came here to get some work done along with requesting my front breaks done. My…read moredad had just done my back breaks so those didn't even need to be touched. We told them exactly this and when we went to go pick it up, we realized they replaced the brand new back breaks and didn't even touch my front breaks. On top of this they charged us for it. We had told them not to touch the back breaks. Not to mention, they should have been able to tell the back breaks were new just from looking at them..do they not work at a car repair shop? I will never come back here and I make sure to tell my experience to others so others can save their money. Huge disappointment. Not competent...at all..