Widerange LLC

Went here looking for a car for my wife, we were looking to spend 10K, not a penny more. We had cash and we were in dire need as her previous car was nickel and diming us. We made it clear that we wanted to negotiate prices which I was told several times that the prices could be negotiated. The lady was nice, at first. We told her what we were looking for and she showed us several cars and SUVs in our price range, but they all had issues, when we went to discuss the issues she flat out denied them, after that we looked at 3 cars, a maxima with 177K on it, a Mazda 6 with 105k on it, and a Nissan Xterra with 120K on it. After several long test drives and $15 in gas we decided that we wanted the Mazda 6, we wanted to negotiate the price down to KBB excellent condition which was just a touch under 9K, they had 11K on it. When we went to discuss it the sales lady shut me down saying I was wasting her time and gas in the cars. (I put $15 in them $5 each) I tried to push past the statement and get the sale moving but she said she would not negotiate. I asked her again and she asked me to leave. So I did. I found a lower mileage car the next day that was a hair over 8K. In an odd way she kept me from spending more money. Thanks I guess? Edit: FYI this was about 2 years ago, just now getting around to leaving a review. IIRC there was a GTR, 350z/370z, and Kawasaki Ninja on the tiny showroom floor. The reply states this is the wrong location, but it’s the same car lot.

I bought a van from Widerange LLC in May 2020. By June 2020, the van quit running while I was driving through an intersection. I had to have the serpentine belt, timing belt, battery, and many other things replaced totaling over $2,000. In September 2020 I had to have the alternator replaced. It is now October and the car COMPLETELY quit running AGAIN.nnI am so disappointed in Widerange LLC for selling me this vehicle and assuring me I would get “a lot out of it.” She even “tested” the battery and told me it was fine. I had to have that replaced immediately. The tire pressure sensor was also on and she told me it would go off after driving a couple of miles. Sure enough, the front, passenger tire had to be replaced because it had a nail in it.nnIn addition to these things, Leah assured me, my fiancé, and my grandparents that Widerange only purchases high quality vehicles. This is obviously not true.nnWhat is the most disappointing is that when I bought the vehicle I was visibly pregnant and had my two children with me and the woman still sold me a vehicle that has put our lives in jeopardy many of times.nnDo not buy a vehicle from here. Clearly they are con artists who take advantage of people.nnEdited to add: the vehicle was looked at by THREE different mechanics (one of them being a Honda dealership). It’s not the mechanic, it’s the vehicle I was sold.nnWhy I haven’t contacted the owner? Because clearly this place is run by con artists who are looking to make a quick buck. Your referral to a mechanic is not needed. I do have no trust in anyone that works here or associates with this place.nnUpdate: The van needs a completely new engine. DO NOT BUY A CAR FROM THIS PLACE.

Leah was very informative and helpful in helping us make our decision to trade for a 2011 Honda Pilot! We will definitely make the 1.5 hr drive when we are ready to trade another vehicle! ud83dude00

I have had the pleasure of working with Leah at the dealership. Pleasant to speak with and great customer service. Goes above and beyond for her customers! Keep up the great work!

I was nervous about buying my first car but Leah made the process quick and painless! Widerange explained everything to me about the car and the loan process. They were awesome!! I’m gonna send all my friends!!