Adventure Jeeps

Lip Stick on a PIG!!!
Ever heard this saying, if not look it up and Adventure Jeeps will be referenced. I would also like to add that if Steve Miller’s mouth is open he is lying. Typical Stereotyped Used Car Salesman… (Sorry to all the good Car Salesmen). His walk around description prior to my drive was quite different than the actual. Most of their Jeeps are bought at auction not from individuals. No visible problems leaks right…(brake cleaner does a great job cleaning underneath a vehicle enough to sell) within two days of my purchase I had engine oil and transmission fluid all in my garage now antifreeze from the radiator. Rear shock were blown (they did replace I paid to have installed). Everything is in good working order Right? I was told «Well the lights worked yesterday» even though there were no relays, wires had been cut and the switches were not connected. (Again they agreed to pay for the repair). Air bags not working — glad I didn’t find out via a head on collision. Refused to do anything. Now the transmission needs to be repaired or replaced due to problems with the synchronizers. Ten weeks it took for me to get a reimbursement check and three items they promised in writing as part of the purchase. Every day I would call and every day there was a new excuse as to why they could not follow through with their end of the deal, and when I say every day I mean every day. All I got was BS excuses and lies, lies, lies. Forget about a return call even spoke to Jack «The Owner» once and explained what was going on. He was very sympathetic, «I will get to the bottom of this and I will call you back with Steve within the hour.» Finally talked to him a week later when he happened to answer the phone on one of my daily calls to Steve. They offer good prices since they purchase at auctions do a fairly good job of covering or hiding the problems (i.e. lipstick on a pig) and could give a $%&@ once you are out the door. Word of mouth is the best way I can think of to hopefully help another from making the same mistake I made. DO NOT PURCHASE a vehicle from Adventure Jeep unless you want a bunch of lies, an over prices ragged out jeep with a lot of problems and no service after the sale. The good deal you think you are getting very quickly becomes a bad deal after the amount of money you have to spend making the vehicle mechanically sound, road worthy and safe. Their only guarantee that will be free is that they will lie about everything in order to make the sale. CAVEAT EMPTOR!!!