We are a family owned and operated business since 1943. Wendle Motors is committed to serving the automotive needs of the Inland Northwest by creating an atmosphere of trust, respect, and ethical values for our employees, customers, and community. We are a family owned and operated business since 1943. Wendle Motors is committed to serving the automotive needs of the Inland Northwest by creating an atmosphere of trust, respect, and ethical values for our employees, customers, and community.
We are a family owned and operated business since 1943. Wendle Motors is committed to serving the automotive needs of the Inland Northwest by creating an atmosphere of trust, respect, and ethical values for our employees, customers, and community. We are a family owned and operated business since 1943. Wendle Motors is committed to serving the automotive needs of the Inland Northwest by creating an atmosphere of trust, respect, and ethical values for our employees, customers, and community.
We are a family owned and operated business since 1943. Wendle Motors is committed to serving the automotive needs of the Inland Northwest by creating an atmosphere of trust, respect, and ethical values for our employees, customers, and community. We are a family owned and operated business since 1943. Wendle Motors is committed to serving the automotive needs of the Inland Northwest by creating an atmosphere of trust, respect, and ethical values for our employees, customers, and community.
Updated 4/22
There was no good will, you should check your records better. You tried to sell it with bad breaks and rotors. And the fluid need changed on transmission. Upon buying it you agreed to do that. Fours days later I was stranded with my kids because the battery was bad, date on it was two years expired! All stuff you should have done with your inspection! So there was no good gestures except you did pay for the battery. The fact you “swindled” us! Yes it was as is, but you told us you do a very through inspection of your trade in. The string on the oil pressure sending unit should have been seen, unless you did it.
Original post: They sold it with a string holding the oil pressure sensor together, now I have more problems from their lack of thorough inspection. They reassured us they checked it out but there was string holding it together.
Bought a used suburban last year, put 10,000ish miles on it. Now it’s in the shop, and the mechanic could not believe he found it with a string on it to make it work. And because it was not working properly it has caused more problems.
We called Wendel and got a run around, transferring us from one dept to the next. No one could say anything. They never even asked for our name!
They should have inspected it, and they should have seen the string. Unless they were the ones the put it there. Don’t trust them!
You didn’t take it seriously when we called and talked to four different people! But I emailed you we will see how you might handle this!
I will keep everyone posted!!!!