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Jim S.

They scam people by sending a flyer out includes a game. The game shows that you won $5000 so they say to get your prize you have to come in to their show room which is actually a tent set up in Lady Lake, FL. You go there and they explain that you were "mistaken" - you actually only won a key chain or some worthless cr*p. This is the worst kind of scam that preys on poor people. This dealer is really despicable. I would never buy there and I will tell everyone I know in the Orlando area that these people are despicable scammers, so never trust them to sell you a car. To make things even worse they use Hasbro's Monopoly Game - no doubt without permission - to give their ripoff game more respectability.

larry b.

I looked online for a car over a month and finally settled on a 2020 Genesis for 28 grand. I flew into Orlando to pick it up and when I arrived at this location (I will not call it a dealership because they don't deserve the distinction) they acted as if I was an illegal alien just in from outer space. Their other location had not informed them of the sale. Luckily in the car was there however it was in sad shape. They actually asked me if I wanted them to clean it up! Needless to say, I will never use them to purchase a car again and neither should you.

BAIT AND SWITCH / SCAM. So I get a big flyer in the mail for a contest or give away or whatever . I matched three icons in a row which says I should Win $5,000 . I read every single word of the fine print because I absolutely thought it was a scam . Good find nothing that said I had to buy a car or anything like that to indicate it was a gimmick. I drive to the place still expecting that it was a gimmick , and it is in fact a gimmick . I videoed the entire confrontation and will post it on YouTube . I'm also contacting the Florida Attorney General . Your flyer says you matched three symbols and one $5,000 but when you get there they tell you that you won $5 according to their prize board . But to even tell you what you want they want to make you sit down and give them all the information about you and all of the information about your car despite the fact that you say from the very beginning you have zero interest in trading or selling your collector car . I can only imagine how bad the experience would have been if I had actually given the money for something

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