Larry H. Miller Ford Draper

Lee is a great professional who found a solution for my trade. His professionalism helped get my dream truck. Thanks Lee Feise! keep doing a great job, and I hope Larry Miller will appreciate your job. trade. His professionalism helped get my dream truck. Thanks Lee Feise! keep doing a great job, and I hope Larry Miller will appreciate your job. More

Made an easy purchase of a new Ford Ranger with a trade-in. I felt like I got a reasonable trade-in value, got a competitive price on the new vehicle, staff was professional, and there enough invento trade-in. I felt like I got a reasonable trade-in value, got a competitive price on the new vehicle, staff was professional, and there enough inventory to choose from that I I bought nearly the exact truck which I would have chosen if I'd custom ordered it. A very good experience all told. More

Jordan F and all the people whom I met were extremely helpful. When I set up Ford Pass, there was no question that Larry H Miller Ford Draper would be ‘My Dealership’ setting. helpful. When I set up Ford Pass, there was no question that Larry H Miller Ford Draper would be ‘My Dealership’ setting. More

Best buying experience I've had through a dealership. Went above and beyond to get my the vehicle I wanted, will always do business there. Went above and beyond to get my the vehicle I wanted, will always do business there. More

Mike was great, he went above and beyond my expectations! Everyone was so helpful, they truly made sure I got everything I was looking for in my new vehicle! expectations! Everyone was so helpful, they truly made sure I got everything I was looking for in my new vehicle! More

Scheduled service at 9 am for a door latch replacement that they said would take 2 hrs. I was then told it would take 3-5 hours, they contacted 7 hrs later & told me it would cost significantly more becau that they said would take 2 hrs. I was then told it would take 3-5 hours, they contacted 7 hrs later & told me it would cost significantly more because of a diagnostic test (didn’t need) and NO apologies for the delayed response and lack of work done (backstory: this would be the 4th and final door latch I’ve needed replaced, I KNOW there were no other issues) I mentioned that MAYBE I should just come get my car right now and he JUMPED at the offer. Last time I was here they broke a hose and didn’t say a thing. Should’ve learned my lesson. No wonder they only have 1.5 stars. I called a manager and tried to call customer relations manager and couldn’t even leave a voicemail. I’m very disappointed at the dishonesty I’ve experienced here. I was also promised compensation for my time and received the work order and a nod. Terrible customer service and mechanical service. Would not recommend. More

I have purchased my second truck from the dealership. Everyone was reasonable in the negotiations and they did their best to take care of an honor my wishes. Everyone was reasonable in the negotiations and they did their best to take care of an honor my wishes. More

The most regrettable transaction of my life; months later I am still fighting, no closer to a resolution. Larry Miller was crooked from the start, using photoshopped pictures to disingenuously sell cars t I am still fighting, no closer to a resolution. Larry Miller was crooked from the start, using photoshopped pictures to disingenuously sell cars they don’t even have on the lot. They baited me, misrepresenting my vehicle as being in new flawless condition; It was anything but. Upon returning home I uncovered numerous issues with the car, immediately notified the dealership and that’s where the games began. Fake temporary phone numbers, rerouted again and again through their system, texts unanswered, emails unreturned, voicemails ignored. “You didn’t get my email!?!” “I got a new number!” My brand new vehicle, certified perfect by Larry Miller technician Lucas Dalquen, needs tens of thousands of dollars in repairs; Repairs all verified by multiple service centers, reported to the dealership immediately after purchasing. The worst of which being broken floor welds (on a brand new vehicle!!). Countless lies from the top to the bottom of LM Draper. Phil Pecoraro, the GM, had me drive the defective vehicle 500 miles one way because he didn’t care what the other Ford dealerships had found. He said he would be there, I trusted him, but he hid from me all day in person and over the phone. Service advisor, Matthew Evans, and the technician refused to speak with me or provide any details about my defective vehicle after I drove it across 2 western states to them. The sales manager, Tysen Kelsey offered $50k trade on the brand new vehicle I paid $65k for only days before; and then ignored me about finding a replacement vehicle. Lies and intentional delays about warranty refunds from Nick Sheppard in finance who didn’t provide my correct information to the loan company resulting in undelivered invoices, missed payments and late fees. Don’t think buying a new ford vehicle with a warranty means peace of mind. The first 2500 miles of my brand new vehicle’s life was spent driving to and from Ford service centers to get the run around and be told to take it somewhere else. Thousands of dollars lost in travel expenses, rental cars, depreciation. Despite promises I have received $0 in compensation or reimbursement, no warranty extension. 4 times into service centers with nothing fixed, broken parts have been reused, new issues arising each time. Each dealership visit had them trying to weasel out of the work, claiming scheduling issues, canceling parts orders, suggesting the vehicle isn’t stock, or straight up refusing to tell me anything. They all know that it’s too much work to be done, their oil change technicians can’t do it. Kevin Cawood at Ford Customer Care will tell you how much they value you as a customer and a resolution is right around the corner, it’s meant as a distraction to keep you complaining to them and not other consumers, to wear you down and keep you quiet. I bought a brand new Ford with multiple warranties and still got screwed. This is how they treat a new car customer with verifiable issues. Larry Miller gets 1 star reviews every day, don’t be the next. Don’t agree to arbitration in the purchase contract. Don’t buy a 3rd party warranty, the factory one isn’t even worth anything. Only finance with Ford in house financing zero $ down so you can give them the keys back and walk away. Don’t expect anything more than Phil and Christine Willnow’s “It's unfortunate to hear about your experience....” parroted response to every real review, people who are still feeling zero stars taken advantage of. I was a loyal customer, 4 Fords sitting in the driveway when I went to buy another brand new one and this experience has completely changed my opinion of the brand. Months of this nightmare occupying my mind, thousands of dollars in expenses taking the vehicle in for service and it’s worse off than when it had 30 miles on the odometer. I gave them so many chances to make it right over the past 5 months and NOT 1 PERSON at Ford or Larry Miller did anything productive. More

Well - I'm from out of town visiting my wife's family for the holidays, I LOVE UTAH. I dropped off my car to get the passenger side heater repaired. They had to order the part so it took another day to repai the holidays, I LOVE UTAH. I dropped off my car to get the passenger side heater repaired. They had to order the part so it took another day to repair, that was not a big deal. I received a call from the LHM rep and was told there is good news and bad news. The good news is the heater was repaired, the bad news is the Turbo Charger failed as well so my repair charge just went from $500ish to close to just under $4K. I was also told I needed to replace the catalytic converter as well due to the oil damaging the catalytic converter. I was told that since the Turbo Charger failed it caused a massive amount of oil to flow into my exhaust system causing burnt oil fumes to come out of my exhaust pipes. Now I have burnt oil fumes inside my car. As I mentioned earlier I'm from out of town so I was told by the rep by the time you and your family get home after we start our 14 hour drive the burnt oil fume smell should be behind you, boy that was a breath of fresh air, NOT! We had planned to drive home on Sunday but we were told that they could not get the converter part until Tuesday so I would have the car repaired by the end of day Tuesday if we decided to get it repaired. We decided to order the catalytic converter and get the car repaired since my wife did not feel safe driving home even though the LHM rep said there would be no problem with the car, but the engine light would come on and we would still need to get the CC repaired when we got home. I decided to test drive the car to see if it made sense to take a chance to drive 1200 miles or not, the car was not idling right and was running extremely rough. I took the car home to test drive it with my wife, when my wife and I backed out of the drive-way we noticed a huge pool of oil, and she noticed the car was idling rough as well. It was a quick decision to take it back to LHM and have them go ahead and repair the CC. Well, now it's Tuesday and I was expecting a call to let me know the car was repaired but it was getting close to noon with no call, I ended up calling to check in to see what the status is on my car repair. I was told my part came in late and that my car was next to get on the rack and I would have my car back Wednesday morning. I received a call Wednesday morning letting me know that the catalytic converter was repaired, but there was still a small oil leak and if I wanted the small oil leak to be repaired it would be another 3-5 days, REALLY. We can't stay another 3-5 days to get the small oil leak repaired so I picked up my car, the car seems to be running better but still not 100% repaired after almost a week. When I get home I will still need to drop it off at my local dealing to get the oil leak repaired. Second part of the story - After I dropped off the car to get the heater repaired I received a text telling me they have a shortage of used cars and if I had any interest in selling my car for TOP dollar. Well, I'm in sales so I can appreciate a nice aggressive sales negotiation and using the service center as a cold calling tool is not a new tactic, again not a big deal. The BIG deal is when you work with the sales staff on negotiating a price point that is mutually agreed too and when you review the information with the sales manager they start back peddling and they will not honor the price points of the cars. After talking to the sales reps I shared the text I received confirming the pricing that was agreed by the sales manager. After reading the text to the sales manager I was told SORRY the sales rep you were dealing with is new so they cannot honor the pricing, not good! This was by far the WORST auto repair and potencial purchase experience I've ever had - I wanted to share this experience with everyone in hopes this will draw attention to these issues for better training for ALL customer service and sales reps. My hope is that I was NOT taken advantage of since I live in a different state, but it sure makes you wonder! More