Market Driven Automotive Group / Wood Village, Oregon

Rating: ★

New Car Dealers

Address: 1005 SE Washington St, Wood-Village

Postal code: 97214

Phone: (503) 233-9100

In a perfect world, there is no downtime.

Welcome to FMI Truck Sales & Service. From the trucks and parts we sell, the bodies we build and install, the preventive maintenance and repairs we provide, to the speciality services we offer, IT IS ALL ABOUT DEPENDABILITY. Our number one goal is keep your truck on the road and on the job!We sell, deliver and service trucks from: ?ˆ? Hino ?ˆ? UD ?ˆ? Isuzu Along with building new trucks to meet your particular needs, FMI offers a complete truck body service center with trained fabricators to repair your body and equipment quickly.FMI specializes in the repair and maintenance of low cab-forward Japanese trucks. Our factory trained technicians offer a level of expertise that is unmatched in the western United States.FMI also has a long history of strong parts support for the products we sell. We are one of the largest suppliers of new Isuzu, Hino and UD parts in the Pacific Northwest. We not only have more product knowledge, we have more inventory. We also sell used and after market parts!Please visit our website for details on the products and services we offer.

Categories:

New Car Dealers

Payment:

visa, discover, master card

Neighborhoods:

Buckman, Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Program

Open hours:

No info

Reviews:

Horrible Experience

I purchased a 2002 Volvo S80 from Market Driven in Oct 2007. Within 3 weeks of owning the car, grinding noises began with the brakes. After taking it to a mechanic, they told me my front and rear brakes needed to be replaced. The front had virtually no brake pads remaining, that`s how shot they were. I called Market Driven to bring the matter to their attention. They refused to take accountability for the proble... view morem and said 2 weeks before I bought the car, their ""thorough"" inspection reported the brakes were at 50%. My question was, how do brakes go from 50% to nothing in less than 1 month? When I offered to bring the old brakes in for proof, an impudent employee named Mike told me there was no point because they were unwilling to do anything about it. My advice - if you feel inclined to buy from this unethical, contriving company, get your car checked by a trustworthy mechanic before wasting your money.

kriscarl / 11/8/2007