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Affordable Autos

1.9 (8 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 3 weeks ago

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40k service with appointment. Also did cabin filter and changed out brake fluid. Service Advisor…read morekept me informed and everything went well. Did not take to long even with the extra work done

WORST DEALER EVER! We have been reviewing bad car deals professionally for over 17 years. A family…read morewas involved in a vehicle transaction with Eddy's Toyota November 2024, and has uncovered what appears to be major irregularities surrounding both their trade-in vehicle and their financial transaction paperwork. According to documents reviewed after the sale, the family's Toyota Prius does not appear anywhere on the final vehicle contract as a trade-in, despite the family allegedly surrendering possession of the vehicle during the transaction. Compounding the concerns, the contract also allegedly fails to reflect a separate $7,000 down payment made by the family toward the purchase. The family shared bank records clearly showing the payment was made. The situation became even more troubling after information surfaced suggesting the Prius may later have been sold in a private-party transaction for approximately $5,000, allegedly involving the dealership's finance manager. At the same time, approximately $6,400 in finance and backend products reportedly appeared within the transaction documents. The buyers, according to those familiar with the situation, faced significant language barriers and did not speak fluent English, raising additional concerns about whether the terms, products, and financial structure of the transaction were fully understood or properly disclosed. If confirmed, the circumstances could raise serious questions involving trade-in accounting, consumer disclosures, finance practices, and potential deceptive conduct.

Affordable Autos - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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