Absolute and utter total scammers. Came in to look at buying a Wrangler they had. It was on a lift so I said lets talk numbers before you go through the hassle of rearranging the lot to get it down for a test drive. We talked numbers, they come out stating that they are selling it for 4800 below kbb (I had already run it against Edmunds, Carfax, KBB, and JD Power, and on average it was considered 2k below market assuming excellent condition). Then they knock the price on my trade down $1500 from the trade in bluebook because they say they can only wholesale it. Walkaround of the vehicle shows 4 bald tires, they say theyre going to take care of it. Test drive goes fine, we talk financing (i have a calculator up on my phone) and they come back with some crazy payment that would have me paying 50% more for the vehicle over 5 years. First they say they put in the wrong interest rate, then they say they had the wrong tax rate in (I'm out of state). No way the tax rate pushes up financing by 10k. Then they tell me the discrepancy is for the 2k upcharge for lojack and vin etching. I didn't ask for either, and the vin is written on just about every part these days. They also claimed it would save me 20% on my insurance (which my carried denies). Ironically, the room next to us also had a guy getting heated with his salesperson. Seems like the plan is screw buyers over as much as they can and hope they get people dumb enough to roll with it. A bunch of back and forth and I want to leave, but they refuse to give my truck keys back, say they already have a buyer and they really want to make a deal (quick turnaround in wholesale, must have made a couple grand on that). Eventually I sit with the manager and they agree to get me to the number I want. I ask about the tires, they say they'll buy them and ship it to me. Take all the information, I agree to mail the title to my truck when I get home. 3 days later, we get the infamous "death wobble" while driving the jeep. Luis calls and asks how things are and I tell him. Said i'd love to bring to dealer, but can't without the registration and inspection first otherwise I know the dealer will blame it on them. He says he'll get on the team about it. 4 weeks later, still no registration, no tires. bunch of excuses about being so slammed. They write me up a "We Owe" document stating they owe me the tires and I agree to send the title, they send back the registration. Then I get a call, new guy "only been manager a month" (Kamel). Wont get me the tires, will only give me $600 for tires. What a joke. Pack your vaseline if you want to go here... read more