I wish I could give a lower rating. Bought a car here with all the money I saved up, I was foolish enough to think Ray the owner was an honest person. He used all the old tricks in the book to make me buy the car, like telling me it used to be his personal vehicle. I should have caught on when he said I couldn't take it to a mechanic, (he said something along the lines that they are a small dealership so they can't insure the car while I drive it), but I was too excited about the car. After driving the car for an hour I started to feel grinding, when I brought it to a mechanic he told me that all the bearings were completely worn out, and he was surprised I made it as far as I did, when Ray specifically told me the car was checked by his mechanic and was in top shape. Not only that, my mechanic told me the car was in a serious accident, and once again when I was purchasing the vehicle Ray told me there was no serious accident, only some cosmetic damage due to a fender bender. I brought it back to Jackson Station and Ray told me he would fix it. When I came back to pick it up he informed me it would be a GRAND for the work when originally he told me it would be free or max a couple hundred. Like a sucker I payed it out but when I brought it to my mechanic he told nothing was touched! Jackson Station charged me over $1000 for work that was never done! Sadly this is not the worse part of it, after all said and done I went to go register the vehicle and the DMV told me that I can't register it because it's considered a salvage vehicle and I need either before and after pictures of the vehicle or an insurance report, both of which were impossible to obtain (I tried for 3 days, calling innumerable people). When I confronted Ray about this he told me I signed a form that said I understood it was a salvage vehicle. He was indeed right, in tiny letters on one of the forms that his secretary shoved at me and told me were just formalities, was written that it was a salvage vehicle and I signed it. I couldn't do anything about it, so after the entire affair I lost the car worth $5000 and was left with nothing. Being a student I couldn't even afford another car and I traded in my old one. I've never felt like more of a sucker in my life, I should have been waaaay more careful when dealing with scumbags like car dealers but it was my first time and I like I said I was very excited. I hope this doesn't happen to anyone else, but if you decide to go check out a car at Jackson Auto don't fall for Ray's nice tone! Please double check every single form they give you to sign, and if he tells you that you can't take the car to a mechanic just walk out the door! read more