So I bought a Chrysler van from there , and really have to blame my self for not taking it to a machanic to have it checked . My test drive was to short and brought someone that wasnt really interested in looking over the van. I did buy it. it had 90,000 mile on it and a nice looking van which seemed, had been well taken care of. but after I got it , I had to put new tires in it , it had 3 different brand tires, it had a valve cover gasket leak (had that fixed), battery went dead a week after I had it , that was 3 years old. it needed 3 motor mounts , did that , front brakes, did that , so 2 weeks into it , that was $1500. Paid out, plus10,500 for the van . The transmission seemed funny , (didint notice it at first ) thought its the way it was supposed to shift . Took it to 3 diff tranny shops. No codes , but does not shift right , jumps , skips, . The other owner had the tranny rebuilt a year ago , and was not happy with it so she sold it . Then, I ended up with it . SO Im having a reman put in it . ONLY because the van is so nice , it was garage kept, and lower miles. So that will be about 3500. whew....... Sooo...... I guess learn from my mistakes, and make sure you take any vehicle you are looking at from him... ( or anyone ) to a machanic. Have the whole damn thing looked over before you buy it !! I think he knew most of this stuff about this van. I have now heard not many good things about his buisness. Just be careful. Im sure some of his cars are fine, but beware. He even lied to me and told me he would go half on a 2nd key fob, for $250 ($125each). Afterward I saw online they are $100. His fob guy even told me he charges $100 for a fob , and have it programed. So I paid my $125, and he paid nothing , but said he did . This was a expensive lesson for me. Learn from my stupidy , slow down when buying a car, take your time. read more