M Power Auto Sales UT 84107

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Braden Thornton

Bought my Kia Optima here as a “clean title”. As I’ve driven it over the past several years it has become obvious that the trunk section and front bumper of my car have been poorly fixed/painted. The paint in these areas is rough/not glossy/fading/easily chipped while the paint in all other parts of my car is in wonderful condition and held up very well. I wouldn’t recommend buying a car from them as you never know which parts of the car were poorly fixed/covered up and will show up with problems later. Also when I came to see the car it was very dirty on the outside so I was unable to see a large door scratch that I had to later fix out of my own pocket.

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The owner of M Power Auto Sales was very helpful in our search for a vehicle since our personal car was totaled in an accident. We told him our budget and was more than helpful in providing vehicles that for our price range. We test drove a few vehicles and he was patient with all the questions we asked. He showed us photos of the accident of the particular car we purchased and explained all that he fixed. The loan process with the bank was a pain, but he was helpful and patient with every call that I made to him. He was also willing to fix the things we noticed that were a little off and told us if we noticed anything wrong to bring it back. He wasn't pushy and let the reviews and his available cars speak for themselves. The rebuilt title may be a problem for some but if you're looking for a newer model at a decent price don't skip out on this auto lot!

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Bill

Bought a tundra here. This is the kind of place where they will do the absolute cheapest job just to make it look sellable and then once you start driving it, everything starts falling apart. Some of the trim pieces are painted with the wrong color and you can’t really notice until you get in a certain light. Honestly, it didn’t bother me a ton but today when I went to change something in the engine bay it became obvious how shitty a job they did with all of the trim pieces. A bunch of the pins were broken and they screwed their own Phillips head screws into it that don’t even fit right. It seems like they didn’t even use the right trim pieces and they’re actually from different models. They even hot glue gunned one of the trim pieces on because it wouldn’t stay and now that I’ve taken it off it won’t fit back in right because of the hot glue. Paint chips everywhere that wouldn’t be visible to the eye unless you actually took the time to really inspect it which many people don’t do when taking it on a test drive. Just the absolute bare minimum. This place is where the saying, “putting lipstick on a pig” comes from.