I met Dillon about 2 years ago, as I was driving by and saw a cute little Lexus he had listed for sale out front. My friend's kid was a new driver so I figured I'd stop and take a look for them. Once Dillon and I spoke about the condition of the car, (and truthfully that new driver wasn't interested, thankfully ) I realized I better take it for myself- and I did. I trusted Dillon's opinion, as I know enough about cars to know that there was seemingly nothing wrong with it that would be too expensive to fix, and we proceeded with the purchase. After I took it to Toyota for a full inspection, the look on my service personnel's face was very surprising, as he in fact told me that this car was near immaculate. Although I can make no representations about the other vehicles he is offering, but seeing how he was correct about this one- I am definitely more likely to trust him.
Anyway, since owning the vehicle- he's done all of my minor service to it, one major service (per the handbook guidelines for mileage intervals), and electrical work- which all went exactly as planned- including the pricing and/or ballpark pricing that I was given by him.
When we had our most recent major hail storm here in KC- my Lexus was beat up pretty badly, including a shattered rear window. Due to the age of the vehicle, I was told by several glass vendors that a replacement would be a very difficult task. As I began running out of options, I called Dillon to let him know what's up- and was lucky to find that he had access to a donor vehicle, which meant the whole rigmarole of having to pull the part myself (I'm not a spring chick, and my back hurts lol) would be unnecessary!
He was able to do the swap for me, and my Lexus was still going strong, despite some "cellulite" (hahaa hail marks) on the body of the vehicle.
I know he's a business, and I know he's a businessman- but I regard him as more of a trusted friend, because of the many interactions we've been through. He has even serviced my other Toyota. Anyway- I honestly can't thank him or recommend him enough! read more