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4.3 average · 414 reviews

  • 5 of 5June 2, 2026

    No surprises

    Spouse was on speaker from Russellville the whole showing. Premium Auto Group didn't get weird about it. We bought the Yukon before the call ended. Threw a duffel in the back and drove the long way home through Russellville. 34 miles, uneventful. 125 days in.

    Omar Flores · Bank Processed Cars · 2026 GMC Yukon Denali 4WD

  • 5 of 5June 1, 2026

    Easy pickup

    Not my first used Tundra Hybrid. This one had fewer surprises than the last. Credit to Premium Auto Group for not hiding the obvious stuff. Threw a duffel in the back and drove the long way home through Broken Arrow. 63 miles, uneventful. 126 days in.

    Gavin Farouk · Bank Processed Cars · 2024 Toyota Tundra Platinum Hybrid 4WD

  • 5 of 5May 31, 2026

    Camry was the one

    I'm picky about bank-processed inventory. Premium Auto Group didn't flinch at a PPI. The Camry left Bentonville with me and I haven't regretted the drive from Rogers. Threw a duffel in the back and drove the long way home through Rogers. 92 miles, uneventful. 127 days in.

    Diego Jenkins · Bank Processed Cars · 2018 Toyota Camry LE FWD

  • 5 of 5May 30, 2026

    Bank-processed, fairly priced

    I almost talked myself out of a bank-processed Sierra. Seeing it in Fayetteville helped. Premium Auto Group didn't oversell the story of where it came from. Threw a duffel in the back and drove the long way home through Kansas City. 26 miles, uneventful. 128 days in.

    Omar Ibarra · Bank Processed Cars · 2023 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali 4WD

  • 2 of 5May 28, 2026

    Photos were kind

    The vehicle was okay. Getting ahold of the desk at Premium took too many follow-ups from Conway. I still bought it because the price was the price, but I wouldn't call it smooth. That's the whole story from my side in Conway, 130 days after the sale.

    Olivia Turner · Bank Processed Cars

  • 5 of 5May 27, 2026

    Would buy again

    Came Wednesday evening. Denise had the Sterling Sierra pulled up and already wiped down. Test drive was a real drive, not around the cone. Bought it. No add-on fabric protection speech, thankfully. That's the whole story from my side in Tulsa, 131 days after the sale.

    Fatima Singh · Bank Processed Cars · 2023 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali 4WD

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