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    Riverside Motorcars

    Riverside Motorcars

    (27 reviews)

    **Buyers should be cautious**…read more I inquired about a 2006 hummer H2 with 114,000 miles. The going rate on these is between $10,000 and $20,000 depending on mileage condition options, etc. I spoke to Joe on the phone in the morning. Really smooth talking salesman very polite. I even said to myself this guy is fantastic for this kind of position. He said the car was beautiful two owner exceptionally well maintained nothing wrong with the thing. I said I'm five hours away. Let me look at my schedule. Let me see if I can come down today. I called them back a couple hours later I said hi Joe thinking about coming down. I have 1 million things to do today. Buying this car today is a logistical nightmare but I can deal with the nightmare on my end what I can't do is waste my time though. If I'm going to drive five hours round-trip to see this car I need to make sure there's no lights, no paint work, and the car is beautiful minus normal wear and tear. He said "I think that's a fair description. There is normal wear and tear and a couple bubbles in the paint." I said "bubbles in the paint?" And immediately the vibe flipped. The professional, respectful, smooth, talking salesman went out the door and in a sarcastic, passive aggressive, person took over. He said."if you want a new one you can go buy the new electric one that nobody wants for $150,000. I can send you some photos of the rust if you want." I said "yes please." he said "OK great I'll text you some pictures of the blemishes in the paint" but it was very clearly sarcastic. He followed up with about a half a dozen pictures of rust one area looked like it had been stuffed with some filler and previously painted with a tape line and no attempted blending. I understand it's 20 year-old Truck for $15,000. But I was willing to pay a little premium for something that was rust free and super nice condition and this one was in worse condition than some of the ones I've seen. The combination of the condition issues, plus the bipolar go home and kick the dog energy is a nonstarter for me.

    I should have read the reviews. Bought a classic car with roof racks, end of April. It was shipped…read morepretty quickly. Was told it drives great. It's an old car, but a dependable one, if it's maintained. Thankfully, the body is good. When it arrived, no roof rack, which had been written in the contract. I had to drive it 2 blocks to my home, from the delivery vehicle. Could barely move the shifter to drive it. Had a clanking in the back right, and there was a grinding metal sound in the engine area. The headlights wouldn't turn on. So I drove in the dark. I asked AI, and it said do not drive it to the mechanic, but tow it. Well, just got the deposit for parts and it was $2000. I did ask them to do a head to toe, everything, and believe me, it needed it. I have received false hopes from them saying that the roof rack was being sent by mail. I called and spoke to someone who told me they would mail them. I sent a brief, polite email. Nobody responded. I called another day and that person told me "Joe and Chris are at an auction". I texted the owner, Joe, "Hi Joe, where are the roof racks?" Joe, replied to me by text stating, "check your mail". The audacity. Anyways, in the end, it is a beautiful looking car, and the mechanic promised they would make the insides beautiful as well again; like new. Unless it's a car you want because you really really want that vehicle, and have money to spare to fix it, I don't suggest using this dealership. The reviews speak for themselves. Just like the others, Joe can seem very authentic. I won't bother annoying them with messages or phone calls again, because after reading the reviews a bit too late, I know how he will respond. Avoid. Liars, thieves, and I pray that karma visits all of them for lying to so many people. Peace out.

    Route 80 Motors

    Route 80 Motors

    (2 reviews)

    Great Dealership, knowledgeable and they back up their product. Lou was very helpful in helping me…read morepick out a dependable vehicle. I recommend this dealership.

    This will be an "eye-opener", so bear with me as I explain how I probably avoided a major financial…read moredisaster. Route 80 Motors (supposedly located at 797 Foxon Rd, North Branford, CT) advertised a restored 1968 Mustang convertible that my son was interested in. Since I was in RI, and the car was in CT, he asked that I check it out since it was priced lower than anything he had seen. BTW, that vehicle is still listed. You would think such a hot item listed at $14,800.00 would be sold rather quickly. He lives in CO and probably would have tried to purchase this "vehicle" long distance. After more than a 2-hour drive to view the car, I got to the address listed on their website. However, it was a salvage yard. If you search for Route80-motors.com, you'll see a wonderfully crafted website with the address listed above. However, what you see at that address (salvage yard) is not what is pictured on the Internet. I spoke with a driver there, telling him I was there to look at the car. He stated, "there is no 68 Mustang here". He went on to say this wasn't the first time and that I was probably being scammed. I showed him the address, and the building I was at didn't match the photo at all. The Town Hall was nearby, so I stopped there and inquired only to learn that the business didn't seem to exist in that town. It might have been before, but not now! I called this guy named Lloyd back and asked twice what the correct address was, but he couldn't answer. He kept saying it was on the website, and that I could Google it. However, if you do a search, everything comes up with the address mentioned above. So, after a day completely shot, I never saw this guy, never got a straight answer, never found the place of business, nor did I see any Mustang. Fortunately for me, it never went any farther than another lesson to be very cautious and pay attention to those red flags. The photo clearly shows the name of the business, as does the website complete with the incorrect address. Further searches post all sorts of photos with so many smiling faces with their newly purchased vehicles. However, I didn't see any way to determine when the photos were taken. Although the website appears active, everything seems wrong and according to YELP, the business is closed. Be Careful!

    Prime Auto - usedcardealers - Updated October 2026

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