I saw a van on craigslist I thought my wife would like, so I called about it. I was working that Saturday so my wife went on down and drove it and she liked it. She said it drove nice but the brakes vibrated a little and the low tire pressure light was on. The van was very dirty but the salesman said they had been driving it. I called the following Monday and talked to JR Renfro, the owner. He said they would put new rotors on and fix the tire pressure sensor, which, by the way, they did. We went on Tuesday and paid for the van, but it wasn't ready yet because it was in the shop getting the rotors put on. During these conversations I asked and was told the van had two key transmitters. We went to the shop so I could see it (for the first time) just so I could see the tires, etc. It was still very dirty but the salesman said they would get it detailed. On Wednesday I called and the salesman Jason said that they just finished getting the work done but had to take it to Cassville to get it washed and he would bring it to us when it was finished. However, he really wanted us to come get it while it was still dirty. I insisted I wanted it clean as we had paid retail price for it. On thursday afternoon, tired of waiting on them to deliver it, my wife and daughter-n-law went to get it. They had moved it from Cassville back to their lot in Monett. When my wife got there she couldn't get anyone to come outside to go over it with her and could only find one key. When she asked the girl inside she was told, " I guess it just has one". These transmitters cost over $200 each. The van didn't even have enough gas in it to get out of Monett, and made a horrible noise from the back wheel on the way back to Crane. Their shop hadn't installed the brakes properly and they were trying to come apart, so I had to pay the shop in Crane to fix it so it was safe to drive. I also discovered why they wanted us to pick it up dirty, because there is actually body damage on the van that you couldn't see while it was covered in mud. I called the owner, JR Renfro about the problems and providing a second key transmitter I was told it already had and he ended up hanging up on me. When I talked to him the other day before I bought the van, considering how long he's been in the car business I was comfortable making a deal with him over the phone. My mistake, but it won't happen again. I'll spend several hundred dollars on the van before I even get it tagged because he wouldn't stand behind what I was told. By the way, I paid his asking price. They have proven to me that you can't believe what they tell you. Dealers like them are what give pre-owned dealers a bad name. read more