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Scam artist got paid for Job and never fixed the car. Take your business elsewhere. They are no good

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CarMax

CarMax

(70 reviews)

Her 2010 Corolla never let her down. In 2020, I paid $5000 for it, used. Six years, 180,000 miles,…read moreevery New England winter. It just ran. The air conditioning gave up a while back. Some transmission fluid found its way out. This year it needed a new starter. But it never once left her stranded. It always got her home safely. So when it was time to sell it, I wanted no part of Facebook Marketplace or Auto Trader. I know how that goes. No-shows. Lowballers. People who agree on a price and then discover forty new problems with the car once they're standing in your driveway. We tried CarMax instead. My daughter entered the car's information online and got a quote back immediately: $1,700. The same process booked us an appointment on the spot. No phone tag, no waiting for a callback. I assumed the number would shrink once someone actually looked at the car in person. I was bracing for the dealership version of a used car sale, the "well, once we take a closer look" routine. It never came. Our appointment was noon. Nobody spoke to us until 12:20, and only then because my daughter walked up to the desk and asked. That's the one place the system slowed down. Once we were in it, the same high-tech process picked up right where the online quote left off. Christian entered the car's information into the computer, and a buyer approved the $1,700 almost immediately. Not a negotiation. A confirmation. Twenty five minutes after sitting down, we walked out with a check for exactly the number we'd been quoted online. No haggling. No inspection surprises. No "let me talk to my manager." Just a kid's first car, 6 years and 180,000 miles later, turning into a check for the exact number a computer promised us before we ever left the house. If selling a car to them is that easy, that high-tech, that comfortable, I'm curious what buying one looks like. All the usual dealership theater, the games, the pressure, the runaround, might just not exist over there. And they've got a massive inventory to back it up. Next time, I'm the buyer.

My husband just sold his car at Carmax and Joann was great to deal with. She was efficient,…read morethorough and very polite and professional. We had a good experience before and we knew that we would have a seamless experience again. You can get your estimate online just by putting your VIN number an offer that lasts a week. Easy, swift and professional. Very happy....

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Premier Automotive Sales

(3 reviews)

Since I have purchased my vehicle back at the end of February 26, transmission torque converter,…read morenew touchscreen and interface, plugs and coils, throttle body gasket and service, intake gasket and service. Well over $8000.00 in repairs so far. Not very happy with purchase

Found a nice Santa Fe for 7,450. They let us get it checked out by our mechanic and thus is when…read morethe scam/problems started.The owner only has 3 dealer plates and he and his son take them home apparently. We were late for our appointment with my mechanic because of that. The dealer nland the mechanic gave the ok for a full vehicle inspection by my guy that is literally 2 minutes away from the dealership. It took rouhly 1 1/2 hours for the mechanic to call me furiously telling me its unacceptable for the car to be gone for so long and demanding i bring it back immediately. I informed him that its being worked on like agreed and if hes a mechanic he should know a full sweep isnt 10 minutes, especially when a customer is late. I tried to inform him the car was soon done and we will be on our way back once the job is done but he hund up on me mid sentence. My mechanic finished up 20 minutes after that and told me the only thing wrong was a sticky shifter that some wd40 will fix. At this point between the numerous lies we caught the owner and dealer making and that phone conversation I was going to take my deposit back if my bill was more than 150 a month. I drop the vehicle back to the dealer and the rude mechanic was all of a sudden kind and excited that I was happy with the turn out at my mechanic. They told me I just needed to wait for AAA to contact me with a loan offer and send it to them after and for them to go through the vehicle themselves and do whatever fix ups mechanic or cosmetic. That night I got a call from AAA after my alert of a credit pull being added to my account. The woman said I was approved for 6200 with my 2000 dollar deposit and they need to send it to the dealer to finalize everything. I called the dealer to inform him of the good news and his response was to tell me don't worry if it doesn't go through amd he has another option that is guaranteed to work. The following day AAA called and the voicemail I got was informing me I've now been denied and to call her with any questions as to why (this was on 7/31/24?l, I have yet to call though I know o should). Soon after the owner calls me amd informs me he's waiting on a woman in charge of financing to get in. I informed him of the change in decision amd he let's me know he can put my information into his system and get back to me on this other option. 40 minutes or so later and he calls back with a careful tone to inform me I've been approved. The payments are (with a $2000 deposit) $318 a month for 55 months. I collected myself amd asked why so much for a car valued at $7500. His tone changed to extremely rude and tells me my credit is in the toilet at a 540 amd the lender has all these fees and the rate is 17.9. Side note: When I put the deposit down I informed them of a 615 score (not perfect but far better than that bs) knowing my equifax said higher before the hard pull and guessed it would drop roughly 15 points. Credit Carma that morning had me at 617 down to 613, equifax had me down to 600 from 620 and transunion is at 617. So when I hear my score magically dropped another 60-77 points I didn't bother stressing and said I would think it over. Told my in-laws I'm getting the deposit back and my father in law took the ride with me back. The mechanic was there but not the owner. I told him I'm not taking the car because of this false report. He takes us inside and pulls up my information showing a 540 and then tells me credit karma swings at 20-30 points and I should get a transunion account to see what's impacting my score and have it fixed. He refused to listen to the facts I gave him several times and told me it's a good deal for me to go through this lender since they don't do things like any other bank.He believes its a great program for me since if I make on time payments for 6 months my score will jump 70 points and he can call me back to refinance with an actual bank for a better rate. Apparently if I had atleast a 610, I could have gotten a far better rate... all this senseless back and forth to finally ask me, when no actually meant no, if I made a deposit. I gave it to him 2 days prior and signed the invoice with him. I say yes, he asks how much, I tell him, just for him to say the dealer isn't in so I'll have to come back tomorrow. I show my in-laws the scores I have between the 3 credit reporters and credit karma and realized that they never pulled my credit for this "loan" from their creditor. We agreed that they either own this creditor or are allowed to send in false information by them since they clearly falsified my information. The next day (08/01/24) I get a voicemail from the owner again, with a $50 less payment for 51 months. Then that Sunday another call asking to sell me the car still. They gave me a copy of someone's license and other private info to sell the old car too since he's looking for a 1000 dollar car. I got more but it's too fit on this post.

Car Palace

Car Palace

(16 reviews)

This week, I was taking care of some maintenance on my wife's 2004 Subaru Outback. As I was going…read morethrough records we keep on the car, I came across the sales agreement/bill of sale for the car, which we purchased used from here in May of 2014. I went on Yelp and noticed no one had written a review for them, so here's mine: In spring of 2014, my wife was shopping for a used car. We looked at and drove a Subaru Outback wagon from a used car lot in Rhode Island, but the car had issues, so we passed on it. My wife, however, fell in love with the car, so we were on a mission to find the same exact model. Most Subaru Outbacks have a 4-cylinder engine, but we were looking for one with a peppier 6-cylinder engine, and a limited edition one at that. We looked at car listings from private sellers and dealers, and I test drove two other cars at used-car dealers, but was not impressed with either car. Then, we saw a listing for the car we wanted at The Car Palace. The car only had 104,000 miles, and even better, it had rear quarters with no body rot, and a heated windshield with no cracks (two common problems with these model cars). We test drove the car; it ran great, and the price was reasonable, so we decided to buy it. I did notice that one of the transaxle boots was torn, so the owner agreed, in writing, to replace the axle. I returned a week or so later, and true to his word, he replaced the axle, and gave the car a Rhode Island inspection sticker. The entire buying experience at Car Palace was very laid-back, with no pressure ... everything went smoothly. And, they sold us a quality car that has stood the test of time. My wife has had it more than 3-1/2 years and put approximately another 36,000 miles on it, and it has been a very reliable vehicle, needing only normal wear items such as tires and brakes. Most importantly, my wife loves the car!

It's been two months since I wrote the update. After spending $2500 on a transmission, I am now…read morespending $1000 for two new ball bearings and suspension work. Please read the BBB reviews on this place before you do business with John. I read only the reviews on his website which are clearly handpicked. This 2010 Subaru with 120k miles for $9000 has now cost me an additional $5000 in one year. I have all the receipts. I was sold a lemon--please don't make the mistake I did.

Sandy Lane - usedcardealers - Updated October 2026

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