I had to edit this for size - In Short: Their sales department are slow and sleezy, they steal your trade financially, the cars are dirty, and you cannot get anyone on the phone after you purchase a vehicle. In Long: We live 3 hours away, had our own financing and made an appointment. Once at the dealer, we're greeted by Jorge (salesperson) who took an hour to find the car, 30 min to write down our VIN and a lot of time socializing elsewhere. While test driving, we realized the car was not detailed/washed: trash, sand and a half drank water inside. They offered us $500 for our 2011 Camry. We had to let them run my credit and sign a contract stating if my bank didn't provide a check within 72hrs they would submit the loan with their lender. Also, we would have to come back if we wanted a detail/wash, obtain service records, valve caps and a working remote battery because service was closed. We said we were willing to take the car as is if they would work on the price. Jorge told us that normally they steal trades, but this was the best price. Javier (sales manager) eventually came over saying how they don't make much money working there, they overpaid for this car as a trade in and provided us with a printout showing an inspection/ detail assuring us it was valid, in fact "trust [me]" he said. We did purchase the vehicle because it ran well and hard to come by in our area with the options. We worked with Jennifer in finance who gave me blank copies of the paperwork and advised she would fax the purchase order to our bank before she left. She didn't. The next 2 days I called 27 times and text Jorge a lot. First Jennifer said she lost the paperwork and then our calls were ignored. On the 3rd day, once our bank's check was signed for, they faxed the paperwork. They were stalling in order to push their financing at a higher interest rate. ***UPDATE 6/7: Mario (general manager) message me on Facebook due to the poor review. He confirmed the vehicle was not detailed/ inspected and offered we come back (3hrs) and said he was sending a $50 gas card for the empty tank at delivery. We agreed to have it done locally and he requested 24hrs to arrange it. After 48 and 72hrs with no update, I reached out and was told he was having trouble making contact. Today I got a call from our local Mazda and set an appointment. ***UPDATE 6/27: My tag expired on 6/17. On 6/14 I made many attempts to contact them - Jorge and Javier were off, and Jennifer was on vacation (not really). Eventually a sales manager transferred me to her, and Jennifer told me it wasn't her job and she was too busy to get me a contact in the Titling department, Jorge would handle it. I e-mailed Mario/ Jorge as a heads up and Jorge said he would get with Jennifer. Mario replied saying it was transferred and my registration should be coming in the mail any day, but in the meantime, Jennifer would send an electronic copy. On 6/17 still nothing from anyone so I reached back out - Jennifer said it wasn't her job again, Jorge said he would get with Jennifer and Mario did not reply. On 6/26 I still didn't have either the mailed or electronic copy, so at 7am I text Jorge, e-mailed Jennifer and messaged Mario, no one replied. My husband called Jorge and Jennifer and got nowhere. That evening I called over 20 times. The first 2 times I was transferred right to Mario's voicemail, 15 times my call was sent to the dealers voicemail and 3 times I was offered to take a message that she couldn't help me. My husband tried calling the dealer and Jorge on his cell, but the calls were also ignored. Finally, we called from his work phone and Jorge took the call - he was working. He included Jennifer on the call who only yelled over us saying it wasn't her job and eventually told me "wait on this" and hung up. I messaged Mario demanding a call and he sent me a PDF of the registration. DO NOT GO HERE! ...Oh and that $50 gas car, that never showed up. Surprise. read more