Larry H. Miller Used Car Supermarket The lie to you the moment you drive onto their lot. Sandy Utah

Like any used car salesperson, Larry knows that there isn't a used car lemon law in Utah.  However, there are other avenues available to disgruntled buyers in Utah of Larry's used cars.  I did a search to check this out and lo and behold the exact same vehicle type and described problem came up without even using any key words to make that happen .... wow! 

For Utah buyers,  the Federal Trade Commission provides opportunities for relief.  See, 

http://lemonjustice.com/lemon-law/UT_lemon_law_used.php

I have worked at the Larry H. Miller Used Car Supermarket for over 3 yrs now. I find it interesting that this customer only brought up half the facts, and some of her facts are flat out wrong. First things first, no there is no "Lemon Law" on used cars, that only pertains to new cars. Secondly, Landcar Agency is not a lending institution it is the management group of Larry H. Millers that offers extended warranties. So it is very unlikely that Landcar Agency is carrying your financing.

Third, I would imagine that Prestige Financial is your lender, which is owned by Larry H. Miller as a secondary finance group. By secondary finance that means your credit is less then perfect and you need to re-establish your credit. If more money down was required in to finance your new purchase you need to ask yourself, how upside down was I in my trade? If you have large amounts of negative equity you need to put money down. Lastly, Chad Smith is a co-worker of mine and I have never seen anyone that works harder for his customers and is more honest, direct and friendly. I'm sorry you had a bad experience, however; take some ownership for your actions. We have never forced any one to sign contracts, and if I remember right the Jeep did get fixed.

I have worked at the Larry H. Miller Used Car Supermarket for over 3 yrs now. I find it interesting that this customer only brought up half the facts, and some of her facts are flat out wrong. First things first, no there is no "Lemon Law" on used cars, that only pertains to new cars. Secondly, Landcar Agency is not a lending institution it is the management group of Larry H. Millers that offers extended warranties. So it is very unlikely that Landcar Agency is carrying your financing.

Third, I would imagine that Prestige Financial is your lender, which is owned by Larry H. Miller as a secondary finance group. By secondary finance that means your credit is less then perfect and you need to re-establish your credit. If more money down was required in to finance your new purchase you need to ask yourself, how upside down was I in my trade? If you have large amounts of negative equity you need to put money down. Lastly, Chad Smith is a co-worker of mine and I have never seen anyone that works harder for his customers and is more honest, direct and friendly. I'm sorry you had a bad experience, however; take some ownership for your actions. We have never forced any one to sign contracts, and if I remember right the Jeep did get fixed.

I have worked at the Larry H. Miller Used Car Supermarket for over 3 yrs now. I find it interesting that this customer only brought up half the facts, and some of her facts are flat out wrong. First things first, no there is no "Lemon Law" on used cars, that only pertains to new cars. Secondly, Landcar Agency is not a lending institution it is the management group of Larry H. Millers that offers extended warranties. So it is very unlikely that Landcar Agency is carrying your financing.

Third, I would imagine that Prestige Financial is your lender, which is owned by Larry H. Miller as a secondary finance group. By secondary finance that means your credit is less then perfect and you need to re-establish your credit. If more money down was required in to finance your new purchase you need to ask yourself, how upside down was I in my trade? If you have large amounts of negative equity you need to put money down. Lastly, Chad Smith is a co-worker of mine and I have never seen anyone that works harder for his customers and is more honest, direct and friendly. I'm sorry you had a bad experience, however; take some ownership for your actions. We have never forced any one to sign contracts, and if I remember right the Jeep did get fixed.

I have worked at the Larry H. Miller Used Car Supermarket for over 3 yrs now. I find it interesting that this customer only brought up half the facts, and some of her facts are flat out wrong. First things first, no there is no "Lemon Law" on used cars, that only pertains to new cars. Secondly, Landcar Agency is not a lending institution it is the management group of Larry H. Millers that offers extended warranties. So it is very unlikely that Landcar Agency is carrying your financing.

Third, I would imagine that Prestige Financial is your lender, which is owned by Larry H. Miller as a secondary finance group. By secondary finance that means your credit is less then perfect and you need to re-establish your credit. If more money down was required in to finance your new purchase you need to ask yourself, how upside down was I in my trade? If you have large amounts of negative equity you need to put money down. Lastly, Chad Smith is a co-worker of mine and I have never seen anyone that works harder for his customers and is more honest, direct and friendly. I'm sorry you had a bad experience, however; take some ownership for your actions. We have never forced any one to sign contracts, and if I remember right the Jeep did get fixed.