Thomas,
Here's the thing about people who write reviews. Its usually half truths.
Our first PHONE conversation, right off I ask you if you read the car fax
and the damage report about the Lexus, I recommended that you take it to a third
party for inspection the damage. You are correct about the condition of the car , it
was cold and rainy day and you gave me a 30 minute notice on your way! had no time
to get it washed. The brakes are an easy fix , I did not do a brake inspection or other body
parts, that is why I suggested third party. You Judge me in minutes and your wrong about
me and my character. I did not ever say make the drive over it will be worth your time., you
made that up. I've sold over a thousand luxury brands, I've received awards and praises from Park Place Mercedes, Classic BMW, and Ferrari! I opened the First Park Place Lexus store in Plano 1991.
You don't know anything about me. and yet you challenge my character. I am a client advocate,
did not know you were also a car critic. I retired last year and was here last couple of months to help
out. Good luck and God Bless you and your Family
Your dealership left me to discover issues that were obvious and had a detrimental effect on the monetary worth and future integrity of the vehicle. Are you implying that you don't do a full inspection, before listing, that includes previous known body repair and rust damage? If I had known about the rust or shoddy repair, I would not have wasted an hour of my day and my gas. My review was for the dealership, not the Salesman. No reputable dealer would sell a rust damaged car like that, without full disclosure vs leaving it up to the buyer to find it. If I paid the $150 to my mechanic, to inspect it, I'd be even more let down. Ashiqur reached out, in duplicate, and reinforced how good a deal it was for a 2017 and indicated the repair from the accident was good. I assume he was acting on a lead from my Cars.com inquiry and honestly I didn't associate him with your dealership until I re-read the email. I have more vehicle inquiries than the one you're selling, so it's challenging to keep them all straight. It is your job to make sure you disclose any issues with a vehicle before you sell it. It's my job to Inspect the vehicle to make sure I'm making a wise investment. Thank God I looked at the repair area and the abundant amount of rust on the underside of that Lexus.
I hope you find a dealership to represents your ethical standards and would not try to sell a substandard vehicle, like the one that I saw.
Regards,
Thomas D. Bannister read more