I went back and forth about leaving a review because ultimately it was my decision to purchase the vehicle from them. I had an unfortunate turn of events happen to me. My car was total overnight and I was in no position to purchase a new vehicle. I searched on carguru and came across a GMC Acadia that caught my eye. I reached out to the dealership and everything seemed great. I was preapproved through a company online, but they had me go through a company they preferred. I made the drive which was about an hour and half from my house. My rental was due back the next day thanks to some miscommunication from the insurance company so I prayed this vehicle would be all I hoped it would be. I felt very uncomfortable there, but proceeded with the sale even though I had a bad feeling. Test drove it and it smelled funny, but nothing an air freshener couldn't fix. I was given a powertrain warranty, for one year I believe, and that's ultimately led me to feel confident enough to purchase the Acadia. I had mentioned that there was a bit of shaking in the car when test driving it and they reassured me that it was air pressure as the mechanics that inspect their cars would've noticed anything bigger than that. So, I signed the papers, buckled my 8 year old in and we were on our way. Halfway home, I noticed the shaking got worse and my check engine light came on. I instantly panicked. I took it to get air in the tires first thing in the morning and the shaking was still there so the next week on my way to work I dropped the car off to my local shop and left it for them to work on while I was at work. They called me about an hour later and told me that both my sway bar links and control arms were in bad shape and the car wasn't safe to drive. I was very upset considering I drove and hour and half home with my child in this unsafe car. I told the shop that I had a warranty and gave them the info. They reached out to the warranty company and said they would have to send a tech out to look at the issue to see if its something they will cover. My car sat at the shop overnight because if i picked the car up, the warranty company would possibly not pay for it. The next morning I get a call from the shop telling me the company wont pay for it because it was sold to me in that condition. I called the dealership and that's where the fun begins. I told them the situation, in which he replied, "we do not have mechanics that inspect our vehicles." So, I was lied to from the start. I had not even had the car for more than a week! I wanted them to pay for the fix considering it was sold to me that way. They refused saying that they would pay the $500 deductible for the warranty. I explained to them the warranty would not cover it because they sold it to me like that. I asked to speak with the manager, whom was always very conveniently out of the office, on a call, or with another customer. The conversations went back and forth for two days while my car sat at the shop. They finally called the shop and said they would pay for it. The cost was $700. The shop went ahead and fixed my car. Then, the dealership decided they weren't going to pay for it because when tire man sent them a link for payment, the dealership decided I was trying to scam them and they didn't know what the text to the secure website was. I cried on the phone knowing I didn't have the money to get my car out of the shop. When I called back to speak to the manager, the guy I had been dealing with said, "You know what, I'm sick of hearing your voice!" "Listen Lady, I don't know what you want from us. I have a truck that is broke down right now too, so I know how you feel." I couldn't believe the way he spoke to me. I did eventually speak to a manager days later. He agreed to send me a check to cover the $500 warranty even though the warranty wouldn't cover it. I figured coming up with $200 for the repair was better than $700. I was able to use a loan they offered through the shop to pay for the repair. A few days went by and no check in the mail. I called the dealership and spoke with the manager who told me due to the holidays, the mail was probable behind, but he sent it out earlier in the week. So, I patiently waited, still nothing a week later. I had a feeling they weren't going to sent the check, but I remained hopeful. I reached out to him again and he said that i needed to sign something before he sent the check out. So, he once again lied to me. I refused to sign the paperwork so I was out another $700 a week after buying the car. A few weeks later I noticed some transmission issues. I have no money for that so we're riding it out until it dies. They honestly do not give a crap about you or your family. They want to sell vehicles and will say anything to get you to sign. It was a big mistake, but I'm hoping with this review, it will save others from making the same mistake. read more