This looks like Dallas Roadster -- same ownership, same address, same building -- operating with a new name, perhaps to avoid the terrible publicity that came from the dozens of complaints and scam allegations, lawsuits, and the fact that they were investigated/raided by the FBI/DEA and their owner arrested and indicted on charges of money laundering. None of this was surprising for me to learn after my own experience there.
I did see some negative reviews first, but I generally like to see things for myself, so despite the negative press, I went in and paid them a visit. It was a great experience throughout, from the time we walked in the door to the time we drove our car off the lot.
It wasn't until a few days later that we realized they had actually switched vehicles on us! Same make, model, and color, but wrong VIN, higher mileage, and various mechanical and cosmetic defects that we didn't expect. Now, I truly believe that they did this by accident, and never held Joe responsible for this. However, the negotiations with the owner over how to make the situation right were horrendous, and make me question the whole experience and whether they were acting in good faith to begin with. (Basically, an established customer came in and offered $1,000 more for the car I was buying, and the dealership "made a mistake" and mixed up the vehicles and sent me home with a car whose VIN didn't match my purchase contract.) The owner agreed to cover the cost of low-quality repairs and would not offer any compensation for the vehicle's diminished value. They profited $1,000 from this mistake -- directly bringing in an extra $1,000 in revenue for the same vehicle -- but were not willing to spend anywhere near that on justifiable expenses to make the situation right. They could have satisfied me and still come out ahead of where they were before!
Anyway, it was a terrible situation, and set us back many, many hours while resulting in significant headache.
Hop on Google and search for "Dallas Roadster" and you'll see what these guys are really about. If you want to have some fun, search for Dallas Roadster FBI or Dallas Roadster DEA or Dallas Roadster Lawsuit.
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