Larry H Miller used cars Orem Danny Adams We were looking for a car for our son. He told us he had a 2006 Acura he even showed us on the computer 5 hours later we paid for the car in cash. We found out the next day when they delivered it to Orem it was a 2001 of course Danny was gone and all I get even from the manager is I'll have to wait for Danny to get back. I feel Danny did a classic bait and switch Orem Utah

 Renison not terri, this statement is fictional. The only truth statements is my name, that you bought a car and that I went on vacation. My name is Danny Adams, Renison and his wife did buy not only one car but two. The 2001 acura was a challenge to find to say the least. I had nothing on my lot and together, renison, his wife and myself searched the internet. We found the car at another miller store online and after looking all the data and pictures over one of our associates went and got the car as a service while Renison and his wife went shopping. Renison returned hours later and after close inspection he chose to purchase the vehicle. Renison was dealt with honestly and fairly and I enjoyed his hunting stories he shared with me. He and his wife even invited me to there home after the sale to eat dinner and see his deer mounts his father left him. After they finished their legal paperwork which has the year, make, model and vin# on all of the forms and they read them and signed, we exchanged personal cell numbers and planned to go fishing in the summer. Renison or Rip off report..... Please remove your untrue and unjust review. Thank you. Danny

You could very well have some good points. But I did get my money back because the manager seems to be part human! Please don't indicated that I'm a stupid person. I did something about it. I even got my money back for the one I did test drive

You foolishly paid for a car sight unseen without a test-drive.

What model year vehicle is on the bill of sale?

This dealership group is WELL KNOWN as one of the sleaziest in the business with slime and pondscum at the forefront.

But what did YOU do?  Maybe my eyesight is a bit off today from a bunch of depositions I read over the weekend...did you say you paid for this car WITHOUT even seeing it and test driving it?  Are you joking???

BOTTOM LINE:  You set yourself up to be scammed.  You walked out into traffic with your eyes closed at your choice!  They very gladly saw that in you!  Should car dealers be honest?  Of course.  However, you and I need to be smart consumers as the first line of defense against getting scammed.  stance, you failed in that department.