Greenwood Auto

I had made plans to meet with Dennis smith to buy 2010 kia forte. I was planning on traveling from Portland Maine and on the day of meeting would not respond to me and no one answers calls. Completely weird and unprofessional. I can see why they have bad reviews. No common courtesy.

Greenwood Auto sold us a car that was supposed to come inspected. Instead of putting a 2021 inspection sticker on it. They created a counterfeit 2020 sticker and told us it was a temp sticker. That we needed to come back after the vehicle was driven 100 miles to get the 2021 sticker. After we left the lot, they stopped taking our calls, and they locked themselves inside when we show up. No answering the phone. No answering the door. Even with their two OPEN SIGNS lit brightly.nnThe sticker is fake. A piece from a seemingly real 2020 New Hampshire state inspection sticker (the middle part with the month and year) was cut out and put on the red counterfeit 2020 sticker.nnThe red state inspection sticker that we watched the mechanic put on our car doesn’t resemble an actual 2020 N.H. state inspection sticker. The real 2020 N.H. state inspection sticker has a metallic shine to it. “NEW HAMPSHIRE” is printed above the DATE. Below the DATE, “MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION” is printed. To the left of the DATE, there’s a serial number; and to the right of the DATE, a barcode is printed.nnThe 2020 red sticker we watched the mechanic put on our car didn’t look that way. The sticker seemed glossy but clearly not metallic. On the Greenwood Auto’s counterfeit 2020 RED sticker “NEW HAMPSHIRE” was still above the year and the date; however, the text below it was simply “2020.” Where the serial number was to the left of the month and the year, “MOTOR VEHICLE” was now printed; and to the right: “INSPECTION” was printed.nnBasically, the Greenwood Auto in Belmont, N.H., counterfeit 2020 sticker was a replica of the 2021 N.H. state inspection sticker. Except the year had been changed and was red instead of the 2021 blue.nnThe highly intelligent mechanic somehow printed our FAILED INSPECTION REPORT onto the sheet of paper meant for printing a N.H. state inspection sticker. Either way, in a fluster, the mechanic handed my wife the sheet of paper where the FAILED INSPECTION REPORT was printed over the page used to print the NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE INSPECTION sticker. The sticker part had been peeled off. He kept asking for it back, but my wife wouldn't give it back to him.nnThe counterfeit sticker—standing alone without the inserted month and year—was the red border with part of the FAILED INSPECTION REPORT printed in the center where the MONTH and the YEAR should be printed.nnThe soft mechanic boy then placed the cutout MONTH and the YEAR from an actual 2020 sticker, I’m assuming, over the center of the counterfeit 2020 sticker, concealing the actual center where a piece of the FAILED INSPECTION REPORT was printed. This can’t be good for business.nnEither way, I ended up never getting the 2021 state inspection sticker I was promised from Greenwood Auto in Belmont, New Hampshire, and I still have the jimmy-rigged counterfeit N.H. state inspection sticker that Greenwood Auto in Belmont, N.H., put on my car.nnIt cost me an additional 500 dollars for my car to pass inspection from a legitimate shop. Check out the photos I’ve included.

I have always been treated fairly and respectfully here.nI recommend both their sales and services.nFair and honest.

I knew nothing about Greenwoods.In 2019 5 days after my young daughter suddenly passed away my muffler broke.A co- worker told me of them.I stopped in and they took my car right in and welded it together.As the owner and I talked I told him of my daughter's passing that week.He wouldn't take my money instead told me to put towards the funeral.I have been back every year to have them inspect my car.And will use no other business from here on out.Thank you Greenwoods for showing me humanity.

Thanks for the jeep liberty runs great and in good condition. Would buy from them again.