- 405 Powderhorn Ln, Jackson, WY 83001
- Industrial Roofing
- Free Estimates
- Licensed & Insured
- Warranties Offered
- Metal Roof
About the Business
What people say about “Teton Motors Subaru”?
Customer feedback for Teton Motors is predominantly positive, highlighting excellent customer service and communication throughout the vehicle buying process. Many customers appreciate the low-pressure environment and the attentiveness of the staff, particularly Raul and Holly, who provide clear and timely updates. However, a few negative reviews express frustration regarding diagnostics and service delays, particularly for customers who are traveling. Overall, the dealership has a strong reputation for making the car purchasing experience smooth and enjoyable.
What Users Like The Most
- Our family really appreciates his attentiveness and not being pushy.
- He was patient and took the time to answer all my questions and explain things in detail.
- As an out-of-state customer, I found the communications, services, and details associated with a review of the vehicle to be outstanding.
- Made buying a car fun again with no buyer regret!
- Raul made it a pleasure to buy our new Subaru.
What Users Like The Least
Customers are fully satisfied
Recommended Reviews
Check engine light came on on my 2020 Subaru Outback while traveling in Wyoming. Teton Motors was the nearest Subaru dealer (still 100+ miles away).
They wanted me to leave the car with them for a week just to run a (5 minute) diagnostic scan.
This would be bad enough, but gets much worse when considering that
1) All symptoms strongly suggest a TCV failure. The TCV is known to fail prematurely on the 2020 Outback. This is a very well known issue and Subaru has tried to avoid taking full responsibility for this for years.
2) I am not local and just traveling through on a 1000+ mile road trip.
3) the car just went through service four weeks ago.
The person at the service counter didn't care about these factors and what this all looks like from a customer point of view.
We have used Teton Motors (specifically Raul) the last two times we've bought a vehicle. Our family really appreciates his attentiveness and not being pushy. Thanks Teton Motors!
I sold my Subaru this past summer on Facebook marketplace and started looking for a new car. My options for dealerships were limited so I decided to go with Subaru since it was the closest place possible. I found this nice looking 2013 F150 3.5L ecoboost with close to 100.000 miles with a tiny bit of rust so I decided to test drive it.
Everything worked fine except when you tried bringing the car past 55 mph the engine light would flash and then turn off eventually and would also misfire and buck when I tried putting the car under any type of load. I confronted the dealership about it and they told me that the car had no mechanical issues even when I told them about the misfiring and the engine light going off so I decided that I would take there word for it since the car had passed there mandatory inspection I thought that everything must be fine so I went ahead and purchased the vehicle.
I was driving on a road that had a speed limit of 70 mph so I decided to step on the accelerator to bring my car up to the speed limit. The car would not go past 60 mph and would misfire until the engine light started flashing and I had to pull the car off to the side of the road since it went into limp mode and I was starting to impede traffic.
Frustrated with the dealership selling me a car they claimed to be in perfect working condition I called them confronting them about the issue and they had told me that there was nothing they could do since I bought the car as is. They offered to take a look at it for me so I decided to bring the car in for them to take a look at it.
I parked the car in the used car section and handed the keys over and left it overnight for them to inspect it the following day. I came the next day and I was immediately suspicious since the car was sitting in the same spot I had parked it and they proceeded to tell me that there was no issues with the car even though there clearly was.
The ignition coils being faulty not only caused my engine to misfire but it was not burning fuel correctly so unburned fuel was starting to be sent out of the exhaust system. This caused my catalytic converter to get clogged and I had to replace both of those along with the ignition coils just so I could make it back across the country to my home state of Virginia. A 22,000 dollar used truck is already expensive as is but when a dealership lies about the cars working condition and that causes other expensive components to fail that is just unacceptable in my eyes.
I found the staff to be rude and unprofessional and my hope is that somebody sees this and get's there car inspected privately before purchasing anything from these liars.
- 405 Powderhorn Ln, Jackson, WY 83001
- Industrial Roofing
- Free Estimates
- Licensed & Insured
- Warranties Offered
- Metal Roof