*****BUYER BEWARE*****Posting on behalf of my family who got SCAMMED by Cincy's "Finest" Auto in Cleves- which couldn't be anything further from finest. Tre Styles (the owner) CAME INTO my dad's place of work threatening him and telling him to take down the review in return for the money he owed. My dad showed up and Tre gave him a hard time while signing a check. We found out he canceled the payment after the review had been taken down. NOW we'll be posting it everywhere for everyone to see. We have everything on recording. Cops won't do anything and he continues to scam residents of Cleves not only buyers, but sellers too!
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UPDATE: from my original post on June 29, 2023. He came into my work asking that I take down the review and for that he would give me my $800 that was owed. I was told if I deleted my review he would pay me (not my wife who was on title) my $800 that he originally owed my wife for my daughters car from which she had to draw from her own savings account to buy a new one. Well after I read over his agreement I signed it and he wrote a check for $800. He broke our agreement by putting a stop payment on the check that we went to the bank and cashed. On 7/6/23, I received the stop payment notice by mail and he put payment owed on memo line. The fact he came into my place of work and harassed me to take down the review for the payment he owed but still refuses to pay is extremely unprofessional and quite violating.
ORIGINAL REVIEW: In July of 2022 my daughter got into an accident. Within a couple days we had it towed to a shop and contacted Trey at Cincy's "Finest" Auto. We have sold him other vehicles previously so we thought we could trust him. He agreed to pay $1000, and my wife managed to get him to throw in the towing cost of $300 to get it to his shop. We shook hands on $1,300 for the car. I was told not to sign the title and he'd "fill it in" while the car was in the shop still. Thinking we had built rapport with Trey, I told him he would be able to pay when the car was sold. Months go by and he claimed the car was still not sold because it needed parts. However, it was in his lot with a price tag. There were texting conversation and phone calls where he claimed I was "stalking him" and hung up on me after offering me less than half of our agreed price. We then decided it was time to get authorities involved 3/18. Police were able to run the plates and found that the car had indeed been sold on January 27th. He never notified or communicated with us during this transaction. read more