I too wish I could rate a zero! First off I want to be open and say that I do NOT under any circumstances have good credit. So I knew right away that I would not be getting a good deal, not jsut from N-Force, but from anyone, period. I know that, I knew that, I have come to terms with it, and I am okay with it. That being said, I went to the location today while looking for a new car, I stood in the sales lot for about 10 mins (not that big of a deal, just part of the overall experience) finally "Maria" came out and addressed us. I asked about the price of the car I was interested in, as it was not posted, but instead I was told that I could not be told the price until I came in and filled out a credit app. Already alarm bells were going off, but my wife liked the car, and I liked that car, so I relented. Make no mistake the car was amazing, in great condition, as most of their cars are, they do have an impressive selection of clean, good condition cars. Once inside, I was told that she could not give me that price until I filled out a credit app, which I did. Then I was told that the car was retailing for $6995. WOW what a good deal, as I was putting down $2000.00, then she pulled out her little piece of paper and "4Squared" me. To those who do not know, "4square" is a very old used car technique, which truly means you are about to get the shaft. I told her, up-front, that I was aware that "4squaring" is a sure fire bet we were not going to do business, she hemmed and hawed, but refused to budge, so I let her go back and run my credit, just for fun, while I took a test drive, which I did, and immediately drove it to my Mechanic, which is amazing by the way, and he pulled the codes for me, he came back and told me there was about $1000 - $1500 bucks worth of problems with the car, and that it wont pass inspection, and some other hinky stuff, ehich is hearsay, but he advised me that if I spent the $1500, bucks that the car would be in pretty good sahpe, so I was stoked to get a good review of the car, if not a glowing review of what N-Force had done to it to make it look "Sellable"... I got back to the dealership, but "Maria" hadn't run my credit, she went off to do so, but as soon as she was away I informed my wife "She is gonna come back with what they call "stupid high numbers" and she did. To finance $4995.00 N-Force wanted 48 payments of $340.00... if you do the math, that is $16,320 dollars... for $4995.00. I thanked her for her time and walked out, with her still asking me if I still wanted her boss to try and get me a better deal. Please please please educate yourself when going to buy a used car, as there doesn't seem to be many good one's left, and N-Force is one of the bad ones. You should definitely skip this dealership. read more