This entire process was an unpleasant experience, and I quite frankly do not understand how this place has a 4.5 star average review. Love the car I have, which is the only reason this is a 2 and not a 1 star, but even the car has had its fair share of problems in the last month ($389 for new, previously non-existent, tire pressure monitors, $160 for a busted turbo vacuum hose whatever its called. Not to mention a failure to mention that the car needs premium 91 octane gas, which isn't a crazy big deal, but still). Regardless, the vehicle was listed for sale online as $8,400 and I walked out spending over $11,000 for I don't know what. Just kidding, I do know what it was for. Of course, every dealership has fees, but let me walk you through it. This joint has $697.50 base dealership documentary fees. Ok... reasonable. Not mad about that. BUT, in addition, there is a "Non-negotiable" $664 Vehicle Anti-Theft System that has automatically been installed on every single vehicle. Like what!? Who on earth cares about that? That's what insurance is for. But no, they say it's not an insurance protection. Then what is it!?Upon reviewing the paperwork that I electronically signed on a 6" phone screen, I noticed that one of the pages says "the purchase of this product (the VTR anti-theft product) is optional and is not required in order to finance, lease, or purchase a motor vehicle." But my home boy was adamant that it was required, and it can't be removed. So I don't even know what to believe on that. Next on the line of fees, $194.97 in inspection-emission fees. K... whatever I guess? I can get an emissions test on my own for less than $60 at any other place around town. As for the surplus $130 in inspection? Clearly the inspection wasn't that thorough, because there's also a chance that this car doesn't have proper airbags on it as that was another code that came up when we went to go get the turbo hose thing fixed. Last time I checked, it's pretty illegal to sell a car without proper airbags, and this is the second review I've seen for this place in regards to faulty airbags. Not a good look. Of course, there's then a $186.00 filing fee. Not sure why that should be separate from the dealership DOCUMENTATION fees, but also whatever. What does documentation mean? If it's just your commission or management cut, then just say that. Then of course you have usual your usual taxes and registration fees which I won't get into, because at least that part isn't a scam. Regardless, I walked out paying an additional 31.5% in fees and taxes on the list price of the car (And why not throw the additional maintenance that we've had to do on the car in the first month, rounding it out to 37.9% of the listed price). That's ludicrous man. Again, love the car. Just not happy with the experience. It's honestly borderline approaching a budget airline business model with all their tacked on fees. Anyways, you can make your own decisions, but I for one, will not be buying another vehicle from them in the future. Finally, a note on their phone representatives, don't count on them calling you back in regards to license plate, title, or registration questions. They just won't. I've called 3 times this week, without a single call back. Two of those times were some of the least busy times of week (a Wednesday morning and a Thursday in the early afternoon). They say they'll personally reach out to you, but skip that and just go in person. Anyways, rant over. I, of course, probably made some mistakes throughout the buying process since it was my first time buying a car, but I think they recognized that and exploited it. Beware. read more