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Motorcycle Dealers

Nash Powersports Mesa

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  • christopher S

    Date: 01/25/2024

    I purchused a burgman 2018 scooter 09/29/23, Had the scooter 2 weeks . Had the scooter towed to my house from where it broke down. The 3rd week **** sent someone to pick it up from my house , couple days later i go to **** power sport to speak to someone in regards to the scooter. With NO luck in resolving the issue. i have called serveral times since Oct. ,***** has returned my phone call .THIS IS DEFINETLY NOT A GOOD PLACE TO ********* SPORTS VECH.. **** power sport has had the scooter since .Who has this type of money to throw away or let a company hold ?

  • Donald D

    Date: 09/13/2023

    I purchased a 2018 Can An Spyder privately in June 2023. Within 2 weeks it broke down and was towed in. They fixed a recall issue but the bike willl not go into gear. I have called them every week about the status and every week I get a different answer. It is now 2 1/2 months later and the are not returning my calls. I have contacted BRP for help. I want my bike fixed and want it back.

  • Tyler W

    Date: 07/02/2023

    Called the location on Friday to see if I could sell them my bike. I live in ****** so I wanted to make sure I didnt waste my time. They said to bring it in to get the appraisal. I got an online quote for 4600-5500. I arrive at the location and prior to looking at the bike, they say the most they will give me is ****. I was okay with that amount. They inspected the bike and offered me $****. Pretty low, but I was still okay with that. After 3 hours of being there, I was ready to sign for ****. The manager came to me at the table and said that they dont want the bike and they are only willing to give me ****. At closing time this left me no other options to seek an appraisal. We had to go back to ****** and completely waste our day because **** Powersports chooses to do shady business. Do not recommend doing business with them. AEO is right up the street and deserve your business.

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