RideNow PowersportsReviews of ridenow.com

Here’s the sequence of events: 1. I brought the 4 wheeler in for diagnosis. 2. Your service team called and told me the issue was the batteries and that new ones needed to be ordered. 3. I was quoted a little over $400, and I clearly said that was about the maximum I was willing to spend because the 4 wheeler itself wasn’t worth much more. 4. Months go by before I get a call saying the original quote was wrong — you actually needed double the number of batteries. o My two options? A) Pick up a non working 4 wheeler and still owe you $400+ B) Pay an additional $400+ to get it fixed At that point, I was backed into a corner. My kids’ 4 wheeler still didn’t work, and I was being asked to pay double the original quote after your mistake. I still agreed and told you to order the additional batteries. 5. Then more time passes and I get another call: o All the batteries are in, but the 4 wheeler still doesn’t work. o Now it “might be XYZ,” and it’s another $150 to get it running. o And if you don’t pay something today, you’re going to start incurring $20 a day storage fee So, after multiple misquotes, delays, and unexpected charges, I’m being told this situation is just because I “didn’t like the outcome.” Stay far away!

Found a (RN Tucson east) used bike I was interested in and received a previous internet "$12k offer" on my trade that seemed low. Was told to come in for a possible "adjustment". The salesman (young) seemed to be talking down to me with comments like "no brainer for you to do this" meaning swap the desired used bike for a newer version that was just reduced to $19k. It's black and gray just like your clothes. After holding on to my driver's license for an extended amount of time, he returned my license and then went MIA. A different sales person came over and introduced himself and waived the paper numbers around and started verbally listing all the additional charges. I could have a new bike out the door for $19.9k cash which also included giving up my trade for $9k. I don't think I will return to RN anyplace, anytime soon. I would rather take my chances with real people, real prices, real-time.

Had such a great time here!TC has such an amazing personality and such a very nice and helpful person.

These guys are the absolute worst. (The company, management, etc.) Individual people are cool, but man- this was the absolute WORST buying experience. This company uses entirely deceptive selling practices, hidden costs and are ALL about making money- once the sale is done, you're NOTHING to them.

Stay far away. Lies and scams! Quad won’t run after 24 hours and can’t get anyone to call me back!

Like most others there isn't much to celebrate here. The price quoted, whether buying or selling, fluctuates always favoring the business. Even online when they compete to buy your used ride they leave themselves a way out (to rip you off even after they agree to pay "X" amount) by claiming the bike wasn't as pictured [or otherwise]. When they should inspect it before any offer, but why their "Clause" is designed to defeat contract law as well as the old Latin adage of Caveat Emptor, don't be fooled take down their offer and sell privately.

I was disappointed with my recent experience at RideNow Gainesville. I was quoted one price over the phone and by text, but when I arrived, the total had increased by about $5,000. The new amount wasn’t reviewed with me until I asked about it. I recommend double-checking all pricing details in writing before moving forward.

I purchased a bike from them a couple of months ago that they had listed for a very low base price, then when I found out when it was all said and done, I couldn’t believe what they charged me for freight and so-called assembly they charged me a mind-boggling approximately $1800 for shipping normally it cost like $300 to ship a bike from California to North Carolina in the crate full-size Bike and I know this cause I’ve had several of them shipped to my house over the years and then they blindsided me again with a $1180 charge to basically take a motorcycle that is 85% complete out of a crate and finish it up. Doesn’t take more than an hour or two at best and they completely ripped me off and I have documents to prove it they are a bunch of scam artist stay away from them go onto the Better Business Bureau look up RideNow Powersports, and you see they have an F rating one of the worst ratings you can get in and read all of the bad reviews and all of the complaints