Please do not purchase a car from these people. I am a college student at Old Dominion University and was rear ended in February of 2023. I do not have any family in the area and was tasked with purchasing a new vehicle after my accident. After looking for cars for a few weeks I got in contact with Manny at 757 Auto Outlet about a 2010 Volkswagen EOS on his lot, and shortly after I visited the shop to test drive the car. During the test drive I immediately noticed seemingly minor issues with the car: the overhead visor on the driver's side was damaged, the heat did not work, the glove box was missing a handle (it would not open), there was no windshield wiper fluid in the car, there was a spare key but no key fob (I had to manually open the car and when I did the car alarm would go off), and the backseat covers were extremely worn and cracked. I spoke with Manny about these issues and he fixed the overhead visor, and agreed to add the additional repairs including the heat and the glove box in our contract, but did refuse to have the backseat headrests replaced or a key fob programmed. I purchased the car for $7,000 the first week of June, and started experiencing issues with the car shortly after. I noticed the first issue with the car after filling it with windshield wiper fluid. There was a large hole in the wire preventing the liquid from spraying onto the windshield. Soon after repairing this error I noticed that my radiator had been filled with water rather than coolant, and that my oil had not been changed in what appeared to be a very long time. I contacted the shop, as well as Manny and his partner Tony individually multiple times about these issues in addition to setting up a date to repair the issues that they had legally taken responsibility for fixing and got no response. I paid to fix the new issues myself and to have a key fob programmed within the first week I purchased my car. The second week I began to experience difficulties switching gears and an ABS light appeared on my dash so I again, contacted Manny and his partner Tony multiple times to no avail. I called countless times and left voicemail after voicemail and nothing. My car continued to have problems and eventually stopped in the middle of an intersection on my way to work. After it was clear I was not going to get Manny or Tony on the phone I drove the car over to 757 Auto Outlet 3 separate times during their hours of operation and no one was there. It is now the fourth week of July. I took my car to the Volkswagen dealership about two weeks ago and they shared with me that the car would cost around $12,000 to repair. The issues with the car included: replacement transmission, brake pad & rotor replacements, wiper blade replacements, ignition switch replacement, upper radiator hose replacement, 4 replacement control arm bushings, an alignment with suspension repairs, and a flush kit & coolant replacement. The VOLKSWAGEN dealership offered me $300 for the car. In addition, I have still yet to receive my license plates, and was pulled over and given a ticket for driving with expired temporary plates. I have still been unable to get into contact with anyone at 757 Auto Outlet. Manny made it a point to express to me that I did not need to be weary of him as he was trustworthy and "not a sleazy car salesman", he went so far as to portray to me that he was doing me a favor by granting me a 90 day warranty on top of agreeing to fix my heat and glove box... He was aware that I was a college student who had only $7,000 to put towards a car with no family in the area. Manny is a sleazy car salesman who took complete advantage of me and sold me an unsafe car. This dealership is disgusting, they have no morals or regard for your safety or well being. Please do not make the same mistake I did, and please share this information with your friends and family. read more