So I originally saw a 2013 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque Dynamic for sale online with relatively low miles for the year (79,732). We called and inquired about it and eventually, they were willing to work with my wife with her particular credit situation. The receptionist from start to finish was extremely polite and professional. They agreed that if we put down half of the $14,999 they could work with us. So I took $7,500 in cash and drove a 1 hour and a half to the dealership. When we got there again the receptionist was great. She went around back and brought the Land Rover up front. It was pretty much downhill from there. It looked nothing like the picture, it was filthy, and the passenger-side wheel trimming was held in place by a small industrial hex bolt. The passenger-side mirror was spray-painted, you could even see where the paint drip-dried. One of the center caps was held in place by another hex bolt, and part of the driver-side door handle was broken off. There was no spare tire, and when I checked the oil the dipstick was extremely low. Just overall dirty and I was so surprised that a dealership would have someone come out and look at such a disaster of a vehicle. So, the receptionist decided to show us some other cars and SUVs and unfortunately, they were all equally terrible. Even the last car which was an Audi A7 that was halfway decent turned out to be crap when I went to adjust the rearview mirror it fell completely off. At that point, we were done. I went to the side and them what happened and they offered to put the mirror back on. I declined and then the owner (Max) he said his name was proceeded to tell me that my expectations were too high and that I should take my $7,500 and go down the street to the Land Rover dealership and tell them he sent me and they would give me a good deal. Which I found to be condescending and rude because me and my wife, and my kids drove an hour and a half to come to see this vehicle. Now, I understand all used vehicles have some flaws, and maybe even minor issues, but I have never seen anything like this place in my life! It reminded me of the father from the movie Matilda. I would advise anyone who values their hard-earned money to avoid this place at all costs. In hindsight, the vehicles are luxury cars and looked OK from a distance but after further inspection, they are terrible. Last but not least they forgot to give me back my driver's license, but they can keep it. Unlike their cars, I'll go get me a new one. read more