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    7 years ago

    Pressured into a car I didn't want and guess what?! Tranny going out in less than 3 weeks.....needs a -10 instead of a 1 star

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    Thanks for the positive review, Matthew! We are happy to help you out!

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    Deceptive closing practices. If you absolutely must buy a vehicle here please consider the…read morefollowing: 1 - Bring your own financing. You are much better off. 2 - Accept that it may be a few days to get your vehicle. 3 - Don't do an electronic closing process. You have the option to do this via good ole' paperwork. 4 - You do NOT need to accept the dealer options of the Lojack, Interior protection package, or theft protection. No matter what they tell you, these are optional. 5 - If you use the electronic process DO NOT click the "NEXT" button. Take the time to scroll through the entire document. Using the "NEXT" button jumps you from signature block to signature block and you won't see the Opt-Out of Options. 6 - The words coming out of their mouths are not the same as the words in the closing document. What is being said, is meant to get you to the next step in closing the sale, not in the spirit of honesty or transparency.

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    I wanted to write and give Randi. P in service a shoutout. She is always professional and listens…read moreto what I have to say. She is looking out for the customer and goes above and beyond to make sure the customer is happy. I keep coming back to Premier because of Her!!!

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