If you are looking for a car sale that is cheap, quick, and full of underlying problems that will cost you thousands more than you paid for the car, then Good One Auto Sales is the dealer for your! I bought a 2001 GMC Sonoma pickup truck back in August (see the ad below on KSL). It seemed like a great deal and when I test drove it I was pleasantly surprised with its interior/exterior condition. I noticed that the 4WD wasn't working and asked Jordan about it. He said that it was probably just the switch ($40), since many GM products he receives have the same problem. He said he would look into replacing the switch. Before I went to buy I asked about it and he said that he tried the 4WD and it was working great - no need to replace it. Great, I thought! I was in a hurry that day and naively believed him. After getting the car home, I realized that in addition to the 4WD not working (more on that later), several other problems directly contradicted the ad on KSL (see attached). First, there is an oil leak that dripped all over my driveway. Second, the AC did not work (turns out this is not just a simple recharge, but probably something with the compressor). Third, when I took it for a tire rotation they said the tires were from 2013 and would probably need to be replaced soon. Fourth, the parking brake didn't work at all (turns out the whole system had to be replaced because it was worn down). With all that, the 4WD was still the biggest problem. So far, I have replaced the electronic switch - still doesn't work. The transfer case motor was shot, so I had that replaced - still doesn't work. The vacuum actuator cable looked corroded, so I had that replaced - still doesn't work. After I had spent about $1K trying to get the truck up to speed, I am still stuck with a truck that doesn't have 4WD. It now seems like it must be something in the differential (the mechanic says a whole front drivetrain rebuild is necessary to fix the 4WD, $500-600). I contacted Jordan to see if they could help me out, and all he could do was offer to refer me to their 'cheap' mechanic. No thanks. I'm not sure if they are blatantly lying and selling crappy cars, or if they are just totally ignorant of the products they have on their lot. Either way, Good One Auto is anything but. Stay clear from here! read more