Pacific Crest Auto and RV located at 1879 Highway 99 N in Eugene, OR services vehicles for Auto Repair. Call (541) 868-0042 to book an appointment or to hear more about the services of Pacific Crest Auto and RV.

Pacific Crest Auto and RV Reviews

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June 20, 2011 | Betty | Visited, over a year
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They were nice, but Dis-Honest & Not Trustworthy!  OMG! Look under the hood of the cars there selling. Most of there cars engines are oxidized from salt. If the engine looks as bad as it does on several of there cars, just imagine what the inside of the engine is like and especially under the car!  Salt rots the whole underneath of a car and ruins the engine. 
They said they buy vehicles at county auctions. For instance a 1998 Chevy S10 they have for $3,995. The truck is VERY BASIC. 165,000 miles, no tilt, ripped up rubber that encases the gear shift, blew Air Conditioner on max & blew hot air, ripped up, brittle truck bed, no power anything. KBB says it's worth 2,400 if the A/C was working. They did a KBB on truck for 4,995. I had to laugh. That is Dishonest when you tweak Kelly Blue Book to your advantage. 
Look at the county auctions at:
http://apps.lanecounty.org/fleetauction/Auction.aspx?a=9&c=1
A 1998 Dodge Neon with 36,800 total miles sold for 2,100.  I don't like to be lied to. On top of it all, Brian says that it did not matter if he sold a car to me or not. That statement right there makes me feel that they do not care for there customers. You don't tell a customer that it doesn't matter if you buy from the company!
We'll 2 hours after we left the dealer we bought a beautiful car, year 2000 with 102,000 miles on it for $2,650.  KBB booked the car at $4,600.  
Do yourself a favor and stay away from all there nonsense. You will get a better car, with better mileage, and a better price!  ALSO the engine does not look like it was soaked in salt water like most of there cars in there lot. I doubt this business will survive the year with there deceitful practices. 
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They were nice, but Dis-Honest & Not Trustworthy! OMG! Look under the hood of the cars there selling. Most of there cars engines are oxidized from salt. If the engine looks as bad as it does on several of there cars, just imagine what the inside of the engine is like and especially under the car! Salt rots the whole underneath of a car and ruins the engine. They said they buy vehicles at county auctions. For instance a 1998 Chevy S10 they have for $3,995. The truck is VERY BASIC. 165,000 miles, no tilt, ripped up rubber that encases the gear shift, blew Air Conditioner on max & blew hot air, ripped up, brittle truck bed, no power anything. KBB says it's worth 2,400 if the A/C was working. They did a KBB on truck for 4,995. I had to laugh. That is Dishonest when you tweak Kelly Blue Book to your advantage. Look at the county auctions at: http://apps.lanecounty.org/fleetauction/Auction.aspx?a=9&c=1 A 1998 Dodge Neon with 36,800 total miles sold for 2,100. I don't like to be lied to. On top of it all, Brian says that it did not matter if he sold a car to me or not. That statement right there makes me feel that they do not care for there customers. You don't tell a customer that it doesn't matter if you buy from the company! We'll 2 hours after we left the dealer we bought a beautiful car, year 2000 with 102,000 miles on it for $2,650. KBB booked the car at $4,600. Do yourself a favor and stay away from all there nonsense. You will get a better car, with better mileage, and a better price! ALSO the engine does not look like it was soaked in salt water like most of there cars in there lot. I doubt this business will survive the year with there deceitful practices.