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    High priced vehicles and shady. I bought a 2010 Nissan Altima in 2021 that was listed for $9995. Kinda high already but it was one owner and had only 87k miles while the market was high. I thought it wasn't a big deal and needed a vehicle urgently and purchased it. After $4000 dollar down payment I still owed roughly $11k! It was $225 bi weekly for 2 years! I didn't have credit and they offered in house financing at 21% APR, super high but I figured an extra $2100 on $9995. It maths out but after signing the paperwork I saw that the vehicle price jumped from $9995 to $13k! Not even counting interest which came around to $15k! It was $15k for a car listed for $9995 that had a value of maybe $7-8k. No explanation for where the extra thousands came from for the vehicle before interest! Over a year the transmission went out and I had to save money to get it fixed. I missed a payment and they repoed it, I co-signed for it under my fathers name which made him the primary and they claimed to have tried to reach me which I missed, but made NO ATTEMPT to call the primary on the vehicle. After one attempted call ON A CO-SIGNER and not the primary they took it. Summary: High prices, Unexplained markups, and high interest. After $10k, no car, broken transmission, I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND purchasing a vehicle here. The vehicle failure was in no part their fault and would only shop if you're paying cash or going through your own bank.

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    Had an amazing experience at auto solutions and found a car that I love at a great price. Wonderful service and staff. Thank you!!

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    Very reputible business! I would highly recommend to anyone! Frank is an upstanding business man!

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    Dealer One Auto Credit

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    Very rude and didn't want to sell a truck very bad at all. no negotiation and had Cash in hand.read more

    I recently purchased a truck from Dealer One Auto Credit. The salesperson was kind and helpful, and…read moreI don't believe they were aware of any major issues with the vehicle. So let me be clear the customer service was great ( I don't want to mention any names involved because again the customer service was one of the best I've had with a dealership) However, shortly after purchase within 30 minutes a misfire developed which triggered a check engine light. The next morning I started the vehicle and that's when I knew I really got screwed. The vehicle rattled terribly from a cold start and then ticked really bad as well (the engine must've been warm before I test drove it). I knew going in that the truck needed new tires and front wheel hubs, which I was willing to handle, but beyond that, I wasn't aware of any other issues. None of the obvious repairs were negotiable during the sale, which should have been a red flag. On top of that, a $500 "documentation fee" was tacked on after the listed price, which felt like a punish the buyer fee, but this is 100% normal. Ultimately, I was left with over $7,500 in unexpected repairs due to hidden engine issues requiring extensive timing work, something I opted not to tackle myself. Here's the reality... There's no way that management even arguably the sales person didn't know about that awful rattle. That doesn't just start. Obviously they knew to make sure that engine had been started and warmed up/lubricated so it wouldn't rattle when a prospective buyer came by. I knew the truck was valued at about 15,900 KBB, but again it needed 2 new wheel hubs and 4 new tires with a list price of 15000 with fees on top oh and it didn't come with a FOB just a bare key, which is fine so that was 300 to get and get programmed. While I believe the salesperson was likely unaware, it's hard not to feel that management knew more than they let on. It's clear that vehicles here are acquired cheaply at auction, cosmetically cleaned, and flipped with little or no inspection. It is sold "as is", but selling a vehicle with dry-rotted tires and failing wheel hubs issues obvious on a basic test drive raises questions about the dealership's integrity especially at KBB value / excellent condition. Additionally a similar vehicle on the lot had major issues enough for me to instantly say absolutely not as soon as I turned the key over. In hindsight, I would have preferred full transparency. When I sold vehicles some what commercially, I disclosed major issues and sold at a fair price. Typically with a small profit just to get it off my hands. Had this truck been listed for $9-10K with its problems clearly stated, I would've felt fine about the purchase. Instead, I was overcharged and left with an avoidable financial burden that if listed fairly the 5k off KBB would've paid for "part" of the repairs and honestly would've been a solid price for the dealer, but still arguably a burden for the buyer, but again I'd still have taken that deal, but knowing that hell no I wouldn't have bought it for 15k+ / 22.5k after repairs for a vehicle valued at 15,900 in excellent condition via KBB. I won't be buying from Dealer One Auto Credit again and have advised others to steer clear. To Dealer One Auto Credit: I would advise against relying solely on the "sold as-is" disclaimer as a way to deflect responsibility in situations like this. It's legally valid for sure. Using "as-is" shouldn't be a substitute for transparency. If a vehicle has significant mechanical concerns, it's reasonable and fair to disclose them upfront.. This builds trust and shows integrity in your sales process. Otherwise, it gives the impression that issues are being concealed, only to be dismissed after the fact under the title "sold as is". Going to a customer's review whos stating a serious issue arose briefly after purchase is mere hours or days and saying "well we sell as is and that's disclosed" is like a band-aid on a GSW. Also, serious issues don't pop up an hour or a day later. They're hidden intentionally. A little honesty goes a long way. Clear disclosure of known or visible issues helps protect both your reputation and your customers.

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    Sal's Auto Sales

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    Do NOT buy from here. They sold my brother a jeep with a crack in the engine and a few other…read moreproblems they knew about when selling the car. "Fixed it" then said they can't help when the problem was still there. Now he's having to pay the same amount he bought the car for to get the engine replaced. He hasn't been able to drive the car since May of 2024 after doing everything he was supposed to do but unfortunately ran into some scammers.

    Car Source

    Car Source

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