Summit 4x4 Off-Road Auto Sales

Loved my experience with the Summit 4x4 sales team, Sean was amazing. The easiest car purchase I have ever made! They had an amazing Jeep which was outfitted to the teeth with every off-road accessory you could possibly imagine. Sean got me a great price, the negotiations were so easy and picking up my vehicle was a dream. He went through the entire vehicle with me and even offered tutorial classes that they provide. This whole organization is a class-act and they really know what they are doing. Highly recommend!!!!

Am looking at a 2018 Kia. The Toyota we looking at was a 2010. They wanted 13,000. Seems like a lot for a 16 year old car. Nephew is looking Chevy part. I don’t have much hope of that. Thanks for all your help

I would not take your car here, (take it to the main office in Prescott) I did take my car to Prescott Valley and it cost me over $12,000.00 to fix and they will accept no blame for any error made on their part. Brought it in for a quote, $4500.00 was the quote for suspension work, then they cracked the transmission for a service, then I get it back and it needed a whole new (rebuilt) transmission when I brought it in for suspension work. Even the estimate was way off, I understand you can find things later, but my transmission was fine before taking it in. I had to take to it the Prescott office to get the car finished (another $2000.00) because all the panel lights that were on when I initially took the car in to get serviced came back on after a month. When I picked up my car, I even got the driver's seat control panel back damaged when it was perfectly fine when I brought it in. They did not even have the decency to call me even though I was very upset about the damage and it CLEARLY WAS SUMMIT who damaged it.

I hired Summit to do a pre-purchase inspection on a 2014 4Runner. They found several minor issues which I used to negotiate a price for purchasing the vehicle. Shortly after, I found out the parking brake wasn't working at all. I figured it just needed adjustment. Later I went to adjust the brakes and during the process I discovered the brakes were soaked in axle oil. I took it to a repair shop and it was diagnosed to have leaking axle seals and a broken parking brake cable. The brake backing plates had oil on them and were caked with dirt, a clear indication the seals had been leaking for some time. The pre-purchase inspection showed the parking brake passed the inspection. This could not be true. Also there was no mention of the bad seals. I got estimates for the repairs that ranged from $2100 to $3300. I went to the manager, Shad Kennedy, and presented the problem of how the parking brake and axle seals were missed in the inspection. I showed a photo of the saturated brakes. His response was this all happened during the 4 weeks that had passed since I purchased the vehicle. I have attached the photo I showed him. Clearly that is not fresh axle oil. I asked if they would help me with the cost of the repair by providing the labor if I pay for parts. His offer was to do the repair at fleet rate ($160/hr) and 10% off parts. I ended up paying them $1300 for the bearings, seals and brakes. They couldn't fix the cable during the 2 days they had it in the shop, so I had that done elsewhere for another $800. Total cost for repairs was over $2100 out of my pocket. What started as a fair deal for the vehicle ended up being a very bad deal, all because they missed the obvious broken brake cable and leaking seals. There is an implied warranty when they do a vehicle inspection. They refuse to acknowledge any liability for their oversight. This is not the way a $200/hr shop operates.

Excellent truck buying transaction! Sean Murrey sold us our dream truck. Sean is professional, knowledgeable and ZERO pressure/hassle. Everyone treated us courteously no "attitude". Thank You Again!