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1 year ago

Omitted that a vehicle had a cracked windshield and interior smelling strongly of smoke. A waste of time.

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I've waited almost a week to write this review, because I was frustrated after our experience and…read morewanted some time to think about it. Last Saturday, my partner spoke with Jim about a Honda Civic. Jim asked my partner to speak with John, who was in the office that day. When we arrived, John was incredibly friendly. He kept referring to my partner as "my friend," and showed us pictures of his recent trip to Ireland. He also immediately started talking to my partner as if the purchase of the car was a done deal. He accompanied us on a test drive of the vehicle. During the test drive, John mentioned taking the car onto the freeway, but then directed my partner back to the office after driving right down the street, circling a lot, and then driving back. When we arrived back at the office, John pulled out some paperwork and gave it to my partner. Again, he was acting as if the transaction was a done deal. When we started trying to negotiate with him, everything changed. "My friend" went straight out the window, his smile turned into a frown, and he said to us twice that he wouldn't have had us come all the way down there if he had known that we were going to try to negotiate. What car dealership expects customers to purchase a vehicle without negotiation? I had to bite my tongue to keep from telling him that he didn't have us come down there, and that we chose to come take a look at the vehicle. At one point, he pulled the old "let me go talk to my boss" routine and stepped outside for a few minutes. When he returned, he refused to negotiate. Needless to say, we did not purchase the vehicle. And also needless to say, we do not recommend this business.

I have a hard time giving this company a perfect 5.0 review, but they did do a good job and I…read morewanted to write about my experience. I recently went to look at a 4Runner from them. I arrived to a shop that looked like an abandoned building, but inside was filled with beautiful classics. I'm only talking about this so that if anyone in the future decides to look into this company ahead of time, just know you are in the right spot when you pull up to a white, abandoned-looking building. Here's what this place did great, and here's where they went wrong: Right off the bat, when I walked in the door, they had the carfax report on the table and were very open about the 2 crashes the car had been in. I appreciated that. This 4Runner I was looking at also happened to have extensive documented maintenance, that was prepared and on the table for me to view when I walked in. We then took this 4Runner out to the shipyards near magnolia where I was given free rein to drive it around. This 4Runner was a manual. The clutch was seriously wrong, and it was noticeable. It did not have transmission issues, but the clutch pedal was not effective and it was tough to drive, so it was noticeable. We drove it around for a little bit and headed back to the shop where I sat down to look at the maintenance records they had available. This particular 4Runner had a lot of clutch work done, so I was concerned. I brought it up to Alex, and he recommended to take the 4Runner into their shop to get it fixed before they were to sell it. That was much appreciated. They didn't try to shrug me off and move on to another customer and try to sell a broken 4Runner for $14k to the next customer, they stopped, addressed the problem, and tried to move on. In my opinion, that's how business should be done. Kudos Here's where I believe they went wrong. They were trying to sell a 4Runner with 90% of the factory options for the price of a 4Runner that had 100% of the factory options. When you go on used car markets elsewhere, you could find that exact car for $8500-10k easily because nobody wants a 4Runner without all the 4x4 factory options. To make things worse, they were trying to sell that 4Runner with clutch issues. In my opinion, that is not how you do business. They had already taken the time to do repairs on the 4Runner ahead of time, the clutch pedal should've been addressed prior to listing or the price should've been lowered. I wish this team the best of luck selling that 4Runner, and I wish you luck on finding a car that's right for you. If you decide to come here, make sure to ask for Alex. He's about as stand up as a dealership salesman can come. I will still recommend this shop to anyone looking for specifics. To me, this shop appears to only buy specific cars that are in high demand due to rarity, price, etc. so they might have what you're looking for. I should also add that even though they had some questionable ethics, this shop was the most honest dealership I've been to in the last 3-4 weeks and I've been inside 7 different shops across the Seattle area this month. P.s. I ended up buying a truck of Facebook marketplace. I went to this shop with the intention of buying the 4Runner, but was turned off by them asking $13,900 for a 4Runner without the factory lockers and with clutch issues. You can find the same 4Runner on Facebook marketplace for anywhere between $8,500-10k because nobody wants a 4x4 4Runner without the factory lockers.

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Georgetown

I had been trying to sell a car on craigslist for weeks. I got a lot of calls, but no solid offers…read more I also had a lot of "no shows" that would agree to meet me to look at the car, then just never show up. I had used other "cash for cars" services in the past, and I needed to get rid of the car before I left for vacation so I called Paymax and they made me an offer right on the spot. They came, on time, picked it up and paid me for the car. Did I get as much as I was asking? No. But to not have to deal with the B.S. anymore was worth a few bucks, so I am a happy camper. If you need to sell a car, Paymax did me right, and I would recommend them to anyone.

I had been trying to sell my car for quite some time and Paymax Car Buyers helped me achieve that…read moregoal. I originally called them from Fresno, CA and the representative said his computer showed that they had zero coverage in Fresno. So I thought, oh well I guess I'll call Cash for Cars. Well, Cash for Cars was an UNPLEASANT experience. I told the rep for Cash for Cars that I wasn't sure how much I wanted to get out of my clunker. After I said this, the rep let out the hardest and longest sigh I have ever heard. I couldn't believe the terrible customer service. So, I hung up with them and got a call back from Ethan at Paymax Car Buyers. He then told me that their computer showed a glitch and they do in fact have coverage in Fresno. COOL! He gave me a quote slightly higher than Cash for Cars but just the money alone wasn't what made me sell to them. It was the awesome customer service. Ethan was so nice and so apologetic when he had to put me on hold for a few minutes (I really didn't mind about being on hold). If I ever need to sell a clunker again I will FOR SURE deal with Paymax Car Buyers again. I will also recommend this company to anyone looking to get cash for their clunker!!

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