By Jason Miller January 16, 2009
I purchased two vehicles within 8 days from Taylor's Auto Max in Great Falls. The purchase price for both vehicles was good. That being said The first purchase was a 1999 Chevy Silverado. Two days after I purchased this truck, the check engine light came on. After they checked out the vehicle, they told me that they would do the work for me at "their price." They told me that it would need $1500.00 of work and that I had to pay the $65.00 for the diagnostic. All of this for the vehicle thay they had just sold me that they "thoroughly inspected." After calling and talking to one of the Taylor brothers, he told me that since I got such a "good deal" on the truck, he couldn't do anything for me. After some back and forth, he finally agreed to pay for the diagnostic. As far as the $1500 in repairs for the "thoroughly inspected" truck I just bought, I'm on my own. Quite the way to treat someone who bought 2 trucks from them in a week. I do not reccomend this dealer in any way ...read more
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