WARNING: SCAMMED BY RV DEALERSHIP…read more I was sold a 2022 Jayco RV that was advertised as "like new" and "fully functional." I paid $12,000 and made it clear I was new to RV ownership--thinking honesty would be met with integrity. I was so wrong. They offered "free delivery and setup" with a walkthrough. What I got? A guy who could barely park the RV (under 24 feet), no walkthrough, and no power cord--then he vanished. It was 98° and I had no electricity, no AC, no water. When I called, they told me "RVs don't come with power cords." When Amazon finally delivered one, I plugged it in... and WATER POURED OUT of the RV. The entire water heater was cracked. THAT'S why they didn't include a cord or setup--it would've been discovered instantly. When I contacted them, they: Insulted me Told me it's not their problem I'm a "newbie" Refused ANY refund And threatened to press harassment charges if I contacted them again They had the nerve to admit they knew it was defective before selling it! That's not all: Awning = broken Kitchen sink = broken TV = missing Multiple undisclosed defects They preyed on my inexperience, lied about the RV, and tried to intimidate me into silence. If you're a first-time buyer or shopping for an RV--do not trust a word they say. Get everything in writing, and assume you're walking into a scam. #RVScam #JaycoRV #RVNightmare #ConsumerFraud #RVLife #BuyerBeware #RVAdvice #RVCommunity #RVNewbie #RVFail #ScamAlert #RVDealershipFraud

very upsetting when I was told a car would be held for me while I close on a loan and then it's…read moregone and sold and I don't even get a phone call just ignored when I try to call for 3 days wow lemonade stand antics

I Bought a red 2010 Volkswagen Jetta here last year and had an overall good experience. The vehicle…read morehad incredibly low mileage for its age and I'm guessing it was a trade in for someone who barely drove it. Excellent condition and good luck so far (knock on wood) thanks mike!

We helped our son shop for a car and Mike was great to work with. Easy to work with, fair pricing,…read moreand gave us great confidence in our son's purchase.

My second vehicle from here and couldn't have been any happier. They helped me get into my best…read morevehicle yet. Everyone treats you like family and the best selections for every type of driver. Stay away from big dealers, they scam every penny out of you. Best used dealer I've ever been to. Will go here for life.

Salesman represented vehicle to be a Sports Roadster. It was not…read more BUYER BEWARE. BAD BUSINESS

Another repair done on the truck and it runs like a champ. A little more work when I get to…read moreFlorida. Thank you for the service and you're the best. I wish I could stay another week, I would get shocks done but you're getting busy and I have to leave. Front end kit when I return and beach time and BBQ. Wish you the best!!!

Very happy with Ataboys service. Replaced my engine so fast and my car runs great. The bill was 300…read moredollars less than quoted to me ! Great place to fix your car !

Terrible customer service. I went to look at a Mini Cooper with the hopes of being financed. I…read moretest drove it - it was decent so we went ahead and tried to get me approved on my own. Before we went through the process I told him (Mike) that I didn't have very good credit and that my mom might be able to co-sign. Mike urged me to try on my own. I hesitantly agreed and filled out the paper work. He suggested that I put a deposit down to hold onto the car; knowing that I more than likely wouldn't be approved for the loan on my own I asked if the $100 deposit was refundable. He said "yea of course, I'm not going to burn any bridges over $100". He also said that if I wasn't approved the money would be refunded. I went home and he called me the next business day and told me what I already knew, that I wasn't approved for the loan and to go ahead and ask my mom. I told him that my mom would either co-sign for a car or an apartment, I was not sure. I spoke with my mom and she wanted to think it over. A few days went by and Mike called me back and I told him that my mom would prefer to co-sign for an apartment rather than a vehicle but I would try to talk to her and see if I could sway her. Mike said okay and that was that. I called him back with no answer a few days later. It was the holidays so I am assuming he was out because of this, which is understandable. I then called him a week later and got an answer, he told me he was with a customer and would call me back in 15 minutes; he never did. After a few days from that point, I called him back to reconfirm that my mother would not do it, he said he remembered me telling him that and it was not a problem. I asked him if the $100 deposit would automatically post to me account and he said that the money was gone and was not going to be refunded. I was taken back since he had previously said he wasn't going to burn any bridges over $100 and said it was completely refundable. He than read a paper that I signed stating that it was not refundable, even though he had mentioned it verbally... both that he wasn't going to burn and bridges and that if i wasn't approved it would be refunded. It does say that any other agreement, verbally or written wouldn't be recognized, almost like he covers his behind so he can say one thing but put another in small writing. We spoke for about 30 minutes on the phone, I told him I couldn't believe he was risking his business reputation over $100. I told him that I was shocked that he was conducting business this way. When speaking to him about this situation it was like he was a different person. He was very rude and refused to work with me. All of this over $100. Mike at Goulet conducts bad business practices and does not keep his word.

I can't believe you put your business in the street over 100 dollars... Oh and you gave the…read moredealership a star:) five stars to you for being a Nitwit *****

Brought my Ford F-150 there had it dropped looks and drives beautiful I think everyone should go…read morethere can't ask for

Mike has worked on my car a few times and i don't plan on taking my car elsewhere for maintenance…read more He is knowledgeable, reliable and honest.

Had service a while back on my high milage 2007 Volvo S80 that had serious…read moreengine issues not running like it should. my local Volvo dealer said too far gone. Grimard's Auto was my next stop and they said they will have a look if I can leave the car with them a few days, they found the head gasket was gone and heads needed to be replanned to get them back to spec. Bottom line, they fixed it and my car got another 20, 000 miles because of the good service, all I can say is Thank-you.

Two days after my son picked up the Volvo station wagon we purchased from this place, the Check…read moreEngine light came on (he had driven about 250 miles after leaving the lot). Turns out it was a "Large Leak" in the EVAP system (according to the diagnostic test). Not only did Mike basically say, "Not my problem!" he had the following colorful remarks: "I'm gonna be TOTALLY HONEST WITH YOU. You got the wrong car. Your son wasn't even interested in this car - we can get him into something more modern - like a Camry." FOUR DAYS AFTER LEAVING THE LOT: "I'm not saying this [that the likely solution to the Check Engine light was a new gas cap] just to get you off the phone. Let me know what happens when you speak to the mechanic and we'll figure it out. I will always take your calls. we want you to be satisfied with your purchase." Nice! Promising! THE NEXT DAY (five days post-purchase): [In confrontational tone] "I'm not sending you a check [local mechanic estimated that the fix would cost $200]. If you think that's what's going to happen, that's never gonna happen. If that's where this is going, let me tell you right now, I will not send you a check." Aaaaaaand... there he is, the stereotypical used car dealer. (Note: I did not ask him for a check.) Me: "You're ok with the fact that two days after driving off the lot, the Check Engine light comes on and requires a repair?" Mike: "Yes I am. You should have gotten a warranty." (Warranty was never offered.) "I am not doing anything for you and I'm hanging up." Classy, huh? In summary, this place does not stand behind what it sells, and feels free to make disparaging commentary about your teenaged son if requested to make good on its representations. Guys like this are why "used car dealer" is shorthand for deception, sleaze and fraud.

TL;DR - Place is a lemon stand. My car had lots of unforeseen issues and repairs that are totaling…read moreup to over $3,000. That review by Frank S. understands my frustration with this place. Bought a 2007 Volvo XC90 with roughly 115k. It now has 130k. I recently brought it to the local Volvo mechanics and they have found roughly $2,000 worth of work that needs to be done. Front control arm bushing, upper torque mount, right front axel. Found out the little piece you pull to get the hood open was installed wrong.. The middle console is broken and I was told it would be replaced, which it wasnt. The oil drain plug was screwed in so tight that 2 shops were not able to get it out (the third, Volvo specialists, were able to get it out). I almost had to replace the oil pan. Normally I would have brought it to a mechanic to check first but there was a snow storm that day and I needed a car. I figured I was buying a quality vehicle. I would steer clear of this place.