My husband and I bought a 2014 used Chevy Malibu with roughly 119,000 miles on it not even two months ago. Out of those two months, we have only been able to drive the car for ONE week. When my husband test drove the car, everything appeared to run smoothly. When we picked up the keys the next day, the car immediately began making an intense squealing noise and one of the headlights was out. We then called D.E.L. Motors immediately and asked to bring the car back as my husband and I desperately needed a car and paid all cash (which is significant for us as we are college students). We were told that they "do not do that kind of thing," so we ended up driving the car home. The squealing began to intensify and after waiting for their recommended dealership in our area to look at the car, which would have taken almost two weeks, we opted to take it to a trusted mechanic. Upon inspection the car had a water pump that was leaking, a bad alternator belt, and the AC compressor was the WRONG one for the car. All of this transpired after Rick had told us that their "mechanic" (I use this term very loosely as they missed all of the afore mentioned issues with the car) had changed all the belts and inspected the car. It then took almost a whole week for Rick to work out the payment method to the mechanic we chose after he communicated only after we called him. Mind you, he also ignored us for a few days as well citing that he was "very busy". On top of this, the dealership refused to pay for a new AC compressor since it wasn't "their fault," yet they somehow missed it upon their inspection of the car before they sold it to us. I would like to say that this is where the issues with our used car ends, but sadly it is not. I drove the car to work for one day and immediately the engine light came on and several warnings began to flash. Before we were even able to get it in, the car completely stalled, and we had to get it towed. The car ran for one week and this morning would not start again. This will make a total of three times we have had to take it back into a mechanic to have it looked at. My husband and I are both aware of the dangers of buying a used car, but the extent to which we have had issues is beyond ridiculous. To add on to the matter, the tires which they filled were 20 PSI over the max limit. Again, this is something even my husband knows better than to do even with his limited car experience. Another issue that arose was when the mechanic shop accidentally forgot to add the headlight charge on to the dealership's portion of the bill. I emailed Rick the receipt and requested that he send us a refund check for the headlight as soon as possible (we were told the day we took the car off of the lot that they would reimburse us for it). Rick then proceeded to ignore my email for four days and only responded to me after I sent a follow up email asking that he at least give the courtesy of acknowledging that he received it. He also said that he would immediately send us a check that day (November 1), and we have yet to get a check in the mail. Overall, I would never ever recommend going to D.E.L. Motors. Please do not let the good reviews fool you into thinking it will be a safe option. We unfortunately took a gamble and now we have a car that barely works. read more