A great place to go if you want your time wasted. I inquired about a vehicle in November and scheduled a test drive. When I arrived, they initially brought out the wrong car, so I had to wait while they retrieved the correct one. Once they did, the car wouldn't start and needed a jump, so I couldn't even test drive it. Being patient, I stuck around while it charged and inspected the vehicle. Despite the issues, I was still interested and scheduled another appointment for the following week.
The owner, Alex, assured me everything was fine and claimed he had replaced the fuel tank. He also said the tires were in good condition--only to later admit they needed replacing when I looked at the car again. Who sells a vehicle with dry-rotted tires?
Still interested, I arranged to have the car taken to another dealership for a pre-purchase inspection. I had to reschedule and called to inform them, but they were kind enough to drop the car off overnight. I paid for the inspection out of pocket. However, the neighboring dealership found issues and couldn't complete the inspection because the car needed new spark plugs--it wasn't running properly. That was weeks ago, and I've received no further updates.
When I called on 1/17, I was told the car was being repaired for sale. Long story short, these people clearly don't want to sell me a car, and I've completely wasted my time. I would avoid doing business with them. The neighboring dealership also informed me the car had a hole in the fuel tank--despite the owner claiming he had replaced it.
And if the tires were dry-rotted, why wouldn't they replace them to prep the car for sale like a professional dealership? It seems like they just waste people's time read more