Indy Trucks

Drove an hour and a half to look at a truck. Called when 30 min out. Told salesman if the truck was what he told me it was was going to purchase. Got to dealer. Same salesman I had been talking to was on the phone selling truck to person 3 states away. Type of place that gives used car lots bad name. Specialize in utility trucks and have a Ferrari in the showroom. Good luck with these guys

Just bought a 2017 3500 from these guys a couple months ago. Has had electrical issues ever since I took it home. Changed out alternator, battery, and main ecm. Truck still won't charge. Have been paying for truck to just sit there. Had at one shop twice. Now been sitting at a Chevrolet dealer for a week. Still haven't figured out what's wrong with it. UPDATE: After taking the truck back to Indy Trucks they got it into their shop over on N keystone Ave. Their shop put a brand new GM alternator on the truck replacing the faulty Napa alternator. They were very helpful in explaining the trucks variable rate charging system as well. I would shop with them again!!

We bought a used truck and negotiated a three-month warranty. The check engine light went on one hour after purchasing. I immediately called and was told that it's probably the gas cap. (it wasn't the gas cap). I asked them to take care of it and was told to drive the truck to his repair shop (a three-hour drive), where the mechanic can take a look at it. Because it's a 3-hour drive, I called the mechanic to set up an appointment, and to confirm that Indy Trucks would be responsible for the charges however, he told me that I'm responsible for the charges. I took it to our mechanic where we found out that it was a bad sensor. I called Indy Truck and was told that they don't warranty sensors. (Found out that it will cost $1100.00, asked Indy Truck for help and was denied). We will not be purchasing any future equipment from Indy Truck. Your cost will probably be $1300, and you'll tell me after the work is done! the sensor was defective when the truck was purchased, it should be taken care of BEFORE you sell it to your customers. It's unethical to clear the code, without repairing the problem.