I called and asked if they did delivery and the salesman said yes, no problem. We could e-sign on one day and deliver the car I wanted the next day. The car I wanted had already been established. It was online as certified having a year of bumper to bumper and then several more years of powertrain. Being certified told me that it would be a clean car, have 2 sets of key, mats, books and next to zero blemishes. As we went through the approval process, I found out it wasn't certified and hadn't even been through the shop yet. The day of delivery got pushed back again. I asked the salesman about the keys , mats, books, and blemishes. He said it only had one key and ignored the mats and books. He said it only had one blemish on the front. I figured that into the deal. I used to be a manager in the car business, and I know someone who could fix that one. Days went by, and getting information was near impossible since when one manager was off, no one else knew how to follow up, apparently. They were supposed to deliver on Friday morning, the salesman verified late Thursday night. At 5am! , Friday, the sales manager sends a text to give him a call. The car was STILL in service and wouldn't be ready. I had sold my old car on Thursday based on. their word. We have 2 businesses to run and this was a company vehicle. I expressed severe displeasure to say the least and they ended up bringing it Friday evening. BTW, I had to pay for 3 years of warranty instead of two since the didnt honor what they had advertised online or even offer any discount at all to make up for it. The salesman spent a whole 60 seconds from my first phone call until the end going over features on the car. I had to spend 10 bucks and print out my own maroney window sticker to teach myself the car. The car showed up with no mats, no books, and all 4 of the wheels were damaged, 2 severely. The salesman had bold face lied to me. It did have a second key and the sales manager acted like it was a sacrificial gift even though they had advertised it as certified. Not honoring what you advertise is against the law and becomes an issue for the Attorney General. The salesman couldn't wait to be done and on his way. I acted like everything was OK since I know how to repair rims. My wife had just been through a severe personal trauma and I didn't want to upset her but I was livid inside. Had it not been for her, I would have told that lying, ,poor excuse for humanity of a salesman to pack up that scratched up piece of crap car and take it back where it came from. He thinks he's qualified to be a finance manager now but he's not even qualified to run a hot dog stand. And, if they are going to lie, then he and the sales manager should meet to get their stories straight. I caught him in several discrepancies even outside of the obvious and blatant. I bought from Koons in Easton before and had a great experience and gave great reviews and sent them customers. This place isn't that. Where I worked, everyone but the finance manager would have been taken off the floor and put in training.. I know because training was part of what I did as a manger. This salesman doesn't have the integrity or IQ to be a finance manager. He will get either himself or his bosses arrested because that position requires you know what you are doing and you are straight with people. Now, instead of doing my Saturday plans, I have to go repair this stupid car so I'm not embarrassed to anyone. The manager in an attempt to "make it right" offered a "free oil change". I just went along at first, but I am 2 hours away, so he just offered me something he knows he will never have to give and he thinks that makes everything better. He's no smarter than the salesman. Thanks for nothing Koons. One of the most disappointing, dishonest and incompetent car buying experiences of my life, and we've owned 50 cars in the last 40 years. read more