JETT Auction

In 2015 I bought a 2003 MPV, 150k, a dealer shuttle van, at JT, good price, did some TLC, still runs A1 today in 2023.

Don't listen to all these non mechanically inclined people leaving one star reviews its your choice to bid and your job to check these cars out before bidding. Its impossible for Jett to disclose everything everytime, these cars are on consignment and your getting them at a wholesale price. Ive bought many many vehicles here and have had some significant issues but thats expected because its a far cheaper used vehicle. If you want something perfect with a warranty go pay way more at a dealer.

They sell bad cars. They dont respond to mails. They say policy no communication even they say the have dispute time till wednesday. Totally a rip off.

Got a vehicle here a couple years ago. Great deal for sure.

As a single woman, with no knowledge of anything automotive, I was incredibly happy with the service and help from the entire staff at Jett when selling my vehicle. They were straightforward and honest, they made the experience as easy as it could have been. Thank you, Jett!

Don't trust this place. If you don't inspect it, then don't buy it. They are okay selling lemons... good luck

Dont waste your time at this auction. I've bought quite a few vehicles over the years. They like to say it's a wholesale auction but realistically most the time you can find the same cars on marketplace for the same price or less, without the huge fees. Also talked to several dealerships that state they send their worst trade ins here. Buyer beware their policy means nothing for returns.

I purchased a 2006 f-350 through Jett a couple months ago. I understand that it’s an auction and I was expecting the truck to not be perfect but you would think they would have some level of quality control. As soon as I pulled off the lot I could hear an intense grinding noise from under my feet. I’m from the mainland but I called around to shops on the island and nobody was able to fit me in that day. Earliest I could get my truck in on the mainland where I live was in almost a months time so there goes my 24 hour period to have the truck diagnosed. Turns out the input shaft in the transmission was toast and due to the excessive grinding and vibration it also took out the main bearings in the motor! Truck needed full engine and transmission rebuilds. I’m just unsure of why this grinding noise was never mentioned in the ad as the noise was extremely loud even at low speeds and would have been noticeable by anyone. I guess I learned my lesson though!

I have attended the auction over the past few weeks via online bidding and actually bought a car a couple weeks ago and a ladder last week . It's great that you can browse the auction items online ahead of time and know what you want to bid on before the auction starts. They go through the list fairly quick which is great as the auction doesn't go on for too long