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Newberg Chevrolet

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  • Mike K

    Date: 04/05/2024

    I purchased a used truck from these "people" October 2023. Everything about this sale was slimy.As we were doing the paperwork, they kept coming up with fees (like theft protection) that they said were already done to the vehicle, so I had to buy them, but then the paperwork would make it seem voluntary, like I had an option. They came out with paperwork for me to sign that said 8% interest on the loan, then when the final documents came out, it was at 10%. They said the 8% number, that I attached my signature to, was "just an example!" Totally misleading.During the test drive, the truck had a vibration to it that the salesman wrote off to "stiffer truck suspension." I made the mistake of trusting him, because it got worse. A couple of months after I bought the truck, I brought it to a mechanic who showed me the transmission fluid, which was "burnt and filled with particles." They told me it probably needed a new transmission.I brought the truck to a transmission rebuild specialist, who agreed it needed a new transmission, and that given how bad the fluid was, and the hesitations and vibrations he was feeling, there was no way the sellers could have missed the problems. He was confident that it was impossible that the fluid was fine a few months before, and that the problems started after I bought the truck.Of course, Newberg Chevrolet had paperwork that made it seem that all their inspections were fine, and that when they checked the fluid and the driving, it was fine. Not according to a 40 year transmission expert in ******. I ended up having to pay for a rebuilt transmission, $4700, just a few months after I bought the truck.All the people I talked to about this situation seemed confident that since this was a dealership, they would at least help out somewhat, on a vehicle that needed major repair when they sold it to me as working fine. Nope. Not a dime.STAY AWAY FROM NEWBERG CHEVROLET IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO HAVE AN EXPERIENCE LIKE MINE!!

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