Very grateful to have run into honest and fair mechanics. Did a perfect job diagnosing our…read moremotorhome and had us on the road the next day. Even let us overnight in the parking lot . Many thanks, God bless , Jack&Molly

Before buying our new car which is required to go to the dealership because it is under warranty,…read morewe always used Wheels and Deals. We recommend them to all our friends, family, and many acquaintances that we meet through our community service volunteering. The folks there couldn't be more helpful and caring. When our new car warranty runs out we will be using them again.

Excellent service. Excellent communication. Loaner car…read moreavailable. Convenient location.

Angie was very friendly and welcoming. She listened to what I needed, what I was able to afford and…read moredidn't pressure me at anytime. She had the vehicle I was interested in ready and made every effort to make the whole process easy. Angie was awesome! I left feeling confident I had purchased from the right dealership. The finance department was great too. From start to end the best experience I've had purchasing a car. I would recommend them every time.

Purchased a truck from Tom. He stated he would cover anything that went wrong within 14 days that…read morefell under the inspection sticker. We drove the vehicle about 30 minutes up the interstate and the check engine light came on. The vehicle needed a catalytic converter. Tom did not honor his word and did not come clean for the cost. I suspect he had the code reset before he sold me the vehicle. Very dishonest and a true used car salesman. At one point he tried to tell me that the CARFAX is not accurate. Once I requested the carfax he sent it to me and the vehicle history showed it was just in an accident and sold at auction where he picked it up. He neglected to tell me any of that prior to me demanding the car fax. Steer clear of this guy.

Absolutely Love Tom and what he does for the people who frequent him. He is very honest, and makes…read moreit easy for me when I have car trouble. Bought a work van from him, and he made sure everything was right with it, and continues to work on my little matchbox car, and if he can't fix it, he will give a reputable place that will treat you right. Will always got to Tom Dube for my auto needs.

Please read full review…read more I bought a 2005 Volvo S40 T5 from them in February 2013 and I've nothing but problems since. Because I paid what the car was worth and not what they wanted for the car I did not receive a warranty. Ok, if I'm buying a good car I shouldn't need a 30 day warranty anyway so I should be safe. The car made it 75 days when the head gasket went. The car was in the shop for two months after the head gasket repair because of a timing code. I then had to take it to a Volvo dealer because the first shop couldn't figure out what was wrong. The out come is a junk engine that needs to be replaced. That aside you really can't predict mechanical failure so let me move on to the "Brand new tires". They were hung up on the new tires that they had put on, and pushed quite a bit during the sale. After a short time it would appear that an alignment was never done, so my new tires started cupping. After blowing off some steam in this review and being quite frustrated with my situation, my wife decided to call the dealer just to inform them of what was going on. The owner Derek was quick to respond to her and talk through the issue, but quite frankly Lake City doesn't owe us anything. Because I did not receive a warranty as part of the bargaining process and I would have been beyond the warranty time line anyway. What happened next is the surprise and how every person should run a business. Derek contacted me and said that he would have the tires replaced because it's obvious that something was not right. AND because he wants to take care of his customers the best he can, he's going to give me some money towards the engine replacement. I really appreciate Lake City Exports' customer loyalty and the help that they have given me, above and beyond what they should have. If you ever purchase a vehicle from them and have an issue large or small contact them right away and I'm sure they'll help if they can. Thank you Lake City for your customer care.

Bought my truck with just over 80,000, (just voiding their extended warranty that goes until…read more80,000), for around $26,000 listed price. (Under 100 miles over 80,000) Timing chain went on truck within 2 months. IWE system started being noisey within a month and half. Still isn't right after the dealer has looked at it 3 times. And when I called and asked if they could just hook me up with a mechanic that could get in sooner than the dealer, (I literally stated I don't expect them to do a thing for me as I'm outside their warranty), I got "what do you expect us to do for you". Did end up calling his mechanic who basically told me their first apt availability was a month out. I would say "Buy with confidence" anywhere else and I truly hope this helps someone in the future when looking at their motto.

Took my Jeep to these guys to see what it needed for a sticker. These idiots don't know the…read moredifference between a skid plate & frame components. Telling me the radiator & transmission cooler are one unit, totally wrong. Either they're effing stupid or they think I am. Don't waste your time. Overpriced morons!!!

I highly recommend this garage, they go above and beyond to repair your vehicle !! The owner worked…read moreovertime to get my repair done, (total engine replacement). He showed a dedication to his customers that is m very rare to see these days!

I wish I could give more than 5 stars to this company!!!…read more This is a must read tale of frustration and then restored faith in humanity... On a recent vacation to Panther Pond, both my son-in-law's car and mine proved unreliable. On the Friday evening, before check-out, the alternator on his Mazda died and my brake pads started whining. We called AAA, but they took so long to arrive (1 1/2 hours later than promised) that by the time they could tow a car to a shop, all were closed, most until Monday! I called Auto Zone and randomly asked if they knew ANYONE who might help. As luck would have it, a young man named Billy was at the counter. He was putting in an engine on a Subaru that Friday night, at his garage in Limington, and initially said he had no extra time. When the Auto Zone employee told him the details of our plight, and that we were stranded, he said he'd be happy to help. I was on the phone 6 or seven times with him that night, apologizing, because now we had to wait for AAA to come again to tow the Mazda. You guessed it, they were late again. In the meantime, my husband Tim drove from Raymond to Auburn to pick up an alternator. Billy (Theriault - I hope I spelled it right) worked on his Subaru project until the Mazda and the alternator arrived at his garage. He took out the old one and went to install the new one, but alas the salesperson had given Tim the wrong model! Billy went online to find a new correct model. The only one was in Bangor! He had it shipped to Windham, but it was not to arrive until late Saturday afternoon. In addition to this 11 pm frustration, the trip to Auburn caused our whining brake pads to start screaming. By the time Tim returned to our vacation home there was a disturbing grinding sound coming from the back left tire. Have you ever been afraid to drive your own car? I packed up my daughter, her husband, my own, and all that we'd brought to Maine and we headed out Saturday morning through Raymond towards Windham. We prayed lights would turn green at every intersection so we wouldn't need to push the brake pedal. We urged other cars to turn quickly out of our way, or drive a bit faster so we could avoid hearing the ever-increasing sound of our now bare break pads scraping the wheel! I'm ashamed to admit it, but we sometimes cursed when vacationers cut us off and made us brake hard. I didn't know what to do so I called Billy. It was nearly 7:30 AM and it was clear from the way he answered, that the Subaru engine had kept him working well into morning. Still, he was eager to help. He called Auto Zone and told them to expect us and he'd arranged for our brake pad to be at the counter when we arrived. Then he told us to go directly to Perk's Peak Auto, where he was working that morning. "I'll open the shop, move some things around, and replace your brake pad. That way, you'll at least have your van for the day." Who does this? Who extends this kind of compassion, courtesy, and generosity to strangers? Billy does. We coasted into the parking lot of Perk's Peak, put it in park, and waited. Within minutes Billy arrived. I don't know the last time I looked forward to meeting a stranger, but I can tell you that in that moment I said a prayer of thanks for his being at the right place at the right time. He later told me that on that Friday night he had already been to Auto Zone and left. He had to return, because on his way to his shop he'd gotten a call to go and pick up another part for the engine. Maybe it was fate, or merely good fortune. We sat across the street, near the pond on the property, and played "20 Questions" while Billy repaired the brake. Thirty minutes later he was giving us the keys "You're all set. I'll get the alternator when it comes in, put it in the Mazda, and call you when I'm done." I wanted to cry because of his kindness. The thing is, it occurred to me as he was talking, that this was not unusual behavior for him. What seemed like unbelievable service to us, appeared to be standard protocol for him and for Perk's Peak. I paid him, and tipped him all the cash I had left after vacation, but I wish I could have done more for him. We parted and drove away, no longer afraid of stopping. We had a surprisingly nice day on the Saco River, and stayed in Cornish that night. Billy fixed the Mazda and we picked it up before dinner. The next morning we took our 2 cars to the west and eastern parts of Massachusetts. Both made it home safely and I am happy to report are handling well. In a time when there is so much negativity and stress in our midst, it is so restorative to meet people who are truly compassionate. Billy was professional and accommodating. He went above and beyond what was required or expected. He is a true gentleman and a great mechanic. If we ever have any car trouble again in the lakes area I know exactly who to call! Billy, if you are ever in Western Mass, and in need of anything, please call us. We'd love to repay your kindness!

Josh had helped me replace my broken passenger window and quoted me a amazing price I'm so thankful…read morefor have everything go the way it needs to to get me safely back on the road! Thank you Portland glass!

I had a morning appointment but the confirmation text said I could drop it off the night before, so…read moreI did. I was not in a huge hurry but because I had the appointment I expected the windshield to be replaced within a few hours of that time, so I gave it 4 hours and called to check. The person on the phone told me 4 pm but because he did not ask my name, it seemed like he was just making up a time. I stewed on that for a couple of hours and called again only to be put on hold. I hung up after a while on hold and then the local store called me. I told her I was coming to get my car and she said they had it inside now and it would not be driveable. So I found a ride and went in, since I know that it takes them less than an hour to replace a windshield once they start. I understand that many companies are understaffed nowadays. I could even have waited a couple of days if asked. I just wanted someone to admit that a decision had been made to bump me and that I should have been asked first. I expressed that since it was turned into a rush job I am not confident of installation quality, and received a better warranty and a discount for that. But now I have to take it back to have the wipers re-set because they are tangling with each other.