Trust. Trust. Trust. Not a word I'd typically use when describing a used car dealership, but Abohany Auto Sales has certainly earned my trust. If you're looking for a used car, please take the time to read this post. I bought a 2003 Saab from Abohany (I was actually across the street at Lokey Subaru looking at two Saabs that were -- literally -- falling apart). Leaving Lokey, I ran across the street to catch the bus, when I spotted this car in the Abohany lot. Skeptical of wholesale dealerships, I stopped by and Hany (pronounced hay-nee) immediately came out to greet me (typical salesman, eh?). We test drove it, and I bought it on the spot (like I said, I was about to catch the bus, plus he agreed to take $1700). He included a 15-day warrantee on major things, which I didn't think much about since it drove so smoothly, plus I knew in the state of Florida that if you're buying a used car, there are no protections -- legally -- from the state's "lemon laws," which apply only to new cars. Two days later, at 60 mph, the engine decided to stall. Saabs, especially older ones, can be a bit temperamental. Hany had no obligation to do anything. But, he paid to have the car towed to The Saaab Store in Tampa. Turned out it was a defective ignition coil pack. Not a cheap fix. Remember, I only paid $1700 for the car, I expected some repair costs (who doesn't when buying a 16-year-old car). But, to my utter surprise, Hany offered to pay for the repairs. I was absolutely dumb-founded. I've now been driving the car for a few months and it drives like a dream. I hope you took the time to read this post, if you did, you've now found a used car place with integrity, that stands by their cars despite having no legal reason to do so. I am grateful to the poor customer service and broken vehicles Lokey Subaru showed me, allowing me to find this needle-in-the-haystack, out-of-the-way little dealership named Abohany. Thanks Hany, for making a person's word and handshake mean something in a day and age when it means so little. You are truly the exception to the stereotypical used car dealership/salesman. Kudos! read more