I'm not one to post reviews, but enough is enough and I would like to save at least one person from having the same experience I've had. I started the process of purchasing an SUV with Jordan's last October. Since leaving the lot with my 2017 Ford Escape, within the first week or two we, my parents and I, discovered my breaks and rotors were out, ground down to the metal even. Next we discovered there was practically no oil left when I went to Walmart to have the oil changed seeing as this was a new car to me. The Walmart employees also informed us the skid plate was being held on my zip ties. The next problem occurred about 2 months after where we took the car in to have the tires rotated and balanced due to some shaking and they informed us the lug nuts were swollen due to age and not being taken care of. As for the shaking, turns out both CV axels on the front of the car were cracked. After that issue was fixed, a month later the transmission went. Next on the roster of fixes were the almost bald tires. And now only 10 months of having this nightmare, the block to my engine is cracked, therefore my engine is done. During all of this, my O2 sensors were out and my AC was just about done in. I tried looking into Lemon Laws after the breaks fiasco, but Jordan's had provided an inspection through a dealership they work with. After months and months of throwing money at this car, I am sick and tired of this. I HIGHLY suggest you don't bother stopping here unless you want to deal with the stress and the pain of constant throwing money at a heap of junk. I know in all of this, my parents and I should have done a better job researching common issues in certain brands of cars we were considering, but that lesson has been learned, along with demanding I find my own place to have the car inspected. Save yourself money and definitely go somewhere else! read more