Low Book Sales

I have been searching for a vehicle since I totaled my last one. I have looked EVERYWHERE and no car dealership was even willing to meet with me b/c of a current auto loan I have. I stumbled acrosses Low last one. I have looked EVERYWHERE and no car dealership was even willing to meet with me b/c of a current auto loan I have. I stumbled acrosses Low Book Sales on the internet and spoke with Rachel R. on the chat message. She was so confident that LBS wouldn't send me away empty handed, that I actually started to believe that all hope wasn't lost. I showed up at LBS and was greeted by everyone that I made eye contact with. I knew this wasn't a regular dealership, but that these people might actually remember my name. They immediatly sat us down, offered us drinks, and got right to work on getting us approved to take a car home that day. Rick Dumas was so helpful! He made us feel like he really was interested in what we wanted, and not just selling us the most expensive vehicle. I would most defiently use LBS again, and recommend them to anyone! THANK YOU LBS! More

Jame's and all of the people that we worked with on our purchase were very friendly and put us at ease. There was no pressure, they were very upfront with us on both our pricing and loan agreement. I will purchase were very friendly and put us at ease. There was no pressure, they were very upfront with us on both our pricing and loan agreement. I will be very glad to send anyone I know to your Layton location. Your staff at this location is the best we have ever dealt with. Our next vehichle will be purchased here because of our experience with them. More

If you want to be ripped off this is the place to sell your car. They say they will give you $250 more than any other offer, liars. They only lure you in with the hope of selling you another car. This your car. They say they will give you $250 more than any other offer, liars. They only lure you in with the hope of selling you another car. This is a joke if you want to sell use KSL!!!! They offered me $200 for a vehicle worth $3000. They didn't even put in the model type. It was a joke and a waste of my time. I would not trust them in any way. More

Need Service?? RUN. Took my car in for a safety inspection and they tried to rip me off. Said I needed new brakes. Had I not just had my brakes done I might have believed them. Verified by two othe inspection and they tried to rip me off. Said I needed new brakes. Had I not just had my brakes done I might have believed them. Verified by two other mechanics. Nothing was wrong with my brakes. Sure, they're nice there. They smile while they try to get you to bend over. More

I purchased a used vehicle from Low Book Sales in 2006 from their Lindon location. I was very impressed with the low pressure and the friendly atmosphere. My wife and I have been considering replacing o from their Lindon location. I was very impressed with the low pressure and the friendly atmosphere. My wife and I have been considering replacing our current vehicles and decided to try Low Book Sales again. Again, we were treated with the utmost respect and professionally. I also enjoy their advertising campagne. We tried their service department this morning and again were very pleased. More

We called at about 6 p.m. to see if the Lindon location had a minivan in our price range and specifications, and we were told that they did, were given a reference number, and told to ask for Dave or Danny had a minivan in our price range and specifications, and we were told that they did, were given a reference number, and told to ask for Dave or Danny, the two general managers. Upon our arrival (roughly 20 minutes later), an employee (Sean) was standing outside; we told him we were looking for Dave or Danny, and his response was "That's me." with no smile. He shook hands when prompted, at that point giving his real name. He asked why we were there, and seemed annoyed when told we wanted to buy a car. He took us to an office, looked up the reference number we gave him, and immediately asked for my social security number, before being shown the car, or even asked which car we were interested in. I asked why he needed it, and his response was "You wanted to buy a car, right?" We told him we wanted to check out the car first, and again he seemed annoyed, as if we were keeping him from something. He looked up two cars on the computer, we told him we would like to see them and possibly take a test drive. He said he would pull them up for us; almost ten minutes later, he came back to the office to tell us the car was ready. We looked it over, and asked if we could see the other car option - this time, he brought it right around. He had told us that he needed a photocopy of a driver's license before we drove it, but when I offered my license to him, he responded "That's ok, I have your name on the computer". After test driving both cars, we made a decision on one, whereupon Sean took us to cubicle (this was at about 7:30) where he began re-looking up the pricing on the car we had chosen. My wife commented on a YouTube window he had up titled "Wrestling Midgets"; he briefly explained why it was up before asking us if we wanted to watch it - and then kept it up the rest of the time he was typing in information. As soon as we said we wanted to trade in our van, he passed us off to another employee, who spent ten minutes trying to input our credit information in the computer, then stood up and left the computer, mumbling something like "gotta run this". For the next twenty minutes, we were left alone inthe cubicle with no contact with either associate, apart from them rushing into the cubicle and picking something up and rushing back out without a word. Whenever I left the cubicle to walk around, both of them were standing in a glassed-in aread with other associates, eating snacks and talking. At 8:05 p.m., I finally went up to them and told them we had to leave to pick up our kids form the babysitter; at this, Sean became very animated, and told us it would only be a moment, and he could hold the van for us and it would only take two signatures real quick. He led us from the cubicle to another waiting area with couches and told us to please have a seat and he would have the paperwork right away. Almost ten minutes later, he came back, without the paperwork, and started telling us again that he would hold the car, start detailing it in the morning, etc., etc., and eventually another man, who was helping another couple (the only other customers we saw while we were there), handed him our paperwork. Sean then took us to yet another office to again explain about holding the car and the work that would be done, and finally tell us that the final price of the car would be $2000 more than the sticker price, which included $99 dollars for "freight"; he didn't even know what it was for. We finally signed, and left the building around 8:35 p.m. Not once were we offered an explanation for the amount of time we spent waiting, or even offered refreshents, which we eventually found on our way out (around a corner by the service center). Overall, a very disappointing experience - and unfortunately we will not end up buying a car from LowBook, though we loved the car, and we could have made the pricing work. More

We never expected to be approved but we walked in and they were so friendly. They worked with us and did all they could to get us into a vehicle. We are so happy with our new Windstar. I have already tol they were so friendly. They worked with us and did all they could to get us into a vehicle. We are so happy with our new Windstar. I have already told all my friends about Low Book Sales. I know 2 people for sure that need mini vans. Once they saw mine, they both said they were going to see if they could get one from you guys too. What I loved was the fact that even though my husband and I don't have great credit, not one of the employees made us feel like we weren't good enough to be there. We were treated with respect and we really appreciated it. Cory was the first one we spoke to a month ago. He told us what we would need to do to get approved and to come back as soon as we met the requirements. Which is why we came back today. Dallas was the one who actually completed the sale. Both great guys who I feel deserve a raise. Thank you to everyone at Low Book Sales. Matt and Lisa Dean More

First off I would like to thank Tyler and Daniel for their awesome attitudes. These guys were so helpful and positive. I've had some really horrible experiences buying a vehicle but the team at low bo their awesome attitudes. These guys were so helpful and positive. I've had some really horrible experiences buying a vehicle but the team at low book really turned my negative attitude around. It was an absolutely wonderful experience and I will definitely recommend you guys to all my family and friends. I look forward to purchasing my next vehicle with you guys and thank you all for your hard work. Sincerely, Joshua Hodge More

I purchased an 09 Mitsubishi Galant from Low Book Sales last night. This is after purchasing a vehicle in May which didn't end up working out for me. I love the new vehicle and the staff did all they could last night. This is after purchasing a vehicle in May which didn't end up working out for me. I love the new vehicle and the staff did all they could to help me out. Chris was a great salesman, very courteous and customer oriented. The owner assisted with getting me the unbeatable deal on the car. They showed that customer service and keeping loyal customers is of great importance to them. More

With all due respect, I don't know that I would say that my buying experience was a great one from Low Book Sales. Although I MIGHT recommend your dealership to others, I would caution them by telling them my buying experience was a great one from Low Book Sales. Although I MIGHT recommend your dealership to others, I would caution them by telling them of my own troubles. Not once was the $1500.00 extended warranty explained to me by the two sales people selling me the vehicle I purchased. It was explained to me by the finance manager. But only after I asked. When I expressed that all four tires on the truck did not match, it was just laughed off. When I pushed the issue, it only seemed to annoy the finance manager. All cars should have the same set of matching tires. If not, there could be balance issues, alignment issues, tread wear issues, etc. When I expressed I was being charged for a CD player in my vehicle when there wasn't one, the finance manager gave a reason that the cost was necessary to offset the finance charge from the bank and blah, blah, blah. Yet I still have no CD player in the vehicle and I'm being charged for something I do not have. It was also explained to me that my situation was a "special case" and that things had to be done to get me into the car based on my credit history. In a sense, I've been made to feel guilty and having to accept such conditions because of my poor credit. It's almost like your dealership is acting like it's doing me a huge favor when we all know that just isn't the case. I know that I accepted the terms and agreed to get screwed. So that is completely my fault in poor decision making. But if your dealership is going to rake me over the coals, I expect to be able to sound off about such treatment and issues. But what really angers me deeply is the fact that I sit here with no vehicle. I sat through all this crap only to bring the vehicle BACK because the brake lights DID NOT work. Never in my time of buying a new or used car have I EVER felt so uneasy about a vehicle purchase. And now I feel even worse because I know in my gut that I've just been screwed. I'm fully aware of my poor credit rating. I've been working on that for a good, long while now. But I don't need some car salesperson(s) or dealership making me feel the way I felt at Low Book Sales today. Your dealership, along with the millions just like it across the United States, are making A LOT of money off of people like me with predatory lending tactics. I can accept this. I signed the deal. And I appreciate the time and consideration that goes into shifting numbers and stretching the truth to make things happen. But if you're going to put the squeeze on me, I expect to be able to do it back. I should not have to worry that the vehicle I have purchased is not up to par. Yet there it sits still on your lot with something more than just a burned out bulb. But I would like to stress this... and please pay close attention to this part... The service manager, Melissa Beau, was very nice and friendly. She even recommended (due to safety concerns) that I keep the vehicle at your service shop until the problem be rectified. I think she was just as frustrated as I that something like that (non-working brake lights) had been overlooked. She even led me out to my vehicle because I had left my paperwork for the vehicle in it. While we were out at the vehicle, a nice young man had informed us both that the part he needed to fix the issue had just arrived. Sadly, it didn't work. And even more interesting was the fact that all THREE light bulbs for the brake lights were burned out. Clearly this vehicle has an electrical issue that doesn't relate to the switch, the fuse or the bulbs. That could be a really bad sign. But I remain optimistic and I'm trying to be happy about my vehicle purchase. But I have to be perfectly honest... I'm not. I'm giving your dealership the benefit of the doubt and I'm hoping that there will be no further issues and that any present issues will be rectified in a timely fashion. Granted, I do have that extended warranty that I HAD to get in order for your bank to finance my loan. Which is silly because I know that Prime Acceptance is owned by Low Book Sales. This is essentially a type of "buy here, pay here" kind of deal. And that's great. But I have to say that I've had nothing but problems with car dealers in my time. And this was even back when I had great credit. Overall (and not being biased because of my previous issues with car dealerships) my time at Low Book Sales was good. The deal went far more quickly than any other car sale I've been involved in. The mood within the dealership was nice and friendly. My questions were answered without hesitation. Even if it seemed to annoy some. Most everyone I encountered at your Salt Lake dealership was courteous and helpful. Several times I was asked if I wanted anything to drink and if I was "doing alright" while I waited. The one thing that stands out the most to me with your dealership (and this happened at your dealership when I visited it two years ago) is that it is the ONLY dealership to EVER comment on the fact that it could see I had been paying off bad debt and complimented me on that very fact. If I may make a suggestion, do this with every customer when it applies. People love getting positive reinforcement. And when it comes to working on paying off debt, that is a big thing. I came back to Low Book Sales for two reasons: 1:) My friend Tim had just purchased a car through your Lindon location and suggested that maybe I give Low Book Sales another try. My first experience at Low Book Sales didn't turn out the best due to my credit. 2:) My first experience at Low Book Sales didn't result in a car. But it did result in the car salesperson commending me on my trying to pay off my bad debt and that he could see that through my credit report he had pulled. Because of his genuine comment, it stuck with me. And I told myself that when I was in a better place financially to buy a car, Low Book Sales would be my first stop. This long-winded review here is not meant to be accusatory or attacking in any way. It is not me trying to be an unpleasant, demanding xxx, either. I'm trying to stress to you that I was expecting a bit more and got a bit less. I am not my credit rating. Sincerely, Michael R. Millen www.mikethejanitor.com More