Would not recommend to family or friends. They are true car sales men . I am a single mom and…read morebought a $5,000 lemon and was told I bought as is and they didn't make a lot of money off of it . They didn't go over anything at the time of purchase and on the way home I found out the windshield wipers didn't work . Then I had to wait a week to get the part and have someone put of in . I should have turned around and have it back. It is sad cause I thought they were cool . So now I have a jeep with no heat , no defrosters, electrical issues and can't drive it two months later with a warranty that nothing covers . I tried talking to him and he said I bought as is and he wasn't gonna do nothing . It is sad ! NEVER AGAIN! I was told by many people not to buy from them but I thought cause I knew them it would be ok . I guess when money is involved nothing matters !!!

I had the best experience purchasing my stunning red Ford Mustang Convertible from Great Meadows…read moreauto sales, no pressure, no hassle and the most engaging and friendly salesmen. They assisted me to relinquish my Audi and they paid me in cash! They were charming to talk with and made my purchase smooth and easy. I highly recommend them and they have really stellar used cars. Don't believe bad reviews! They were great!

Very pleased with the service AND the price I got for my car. Could no longer use it, decided to…read moresell it, and these guys made it so easy. I called them, they quoted me, they showed up later that day and they bought it ...gave me cash! they even drove it off. I never left my house. Truthfully, i got a better price than i thought I would for my car. I'm very happy, will reccommend you! Thanks, Al!

Recently I needed to sell my 2002 Chevy Blazer SUV and I was having a very difficult time selling…read moreit by myself. After not having much luck selling it on my own, I decided to contact a few different used car companies. After meeting with a few establishments that really did not impress or appeal to me at all, I finally found Cash for Cars Incorporated (also known as E Mecca Auto Sales). When I first called them they were very honest with me and told me exactly what I needed to do to sell my car. They didn't try to force me into anything and I didn't feel like I was being rushed or pressured at all. I was given a reasonable quote over the phone and when I finally came down to their lot, they came right out to my car and went over all the details with me step by step. They took their time with me and made me feel like I was their most important customer. The cash offer they made me on my truck was very reasonable and they gave me cash right on the spot! The whole process could not have been easier, and the majority of the time I spent there was spent just chatting with the guys on the lot. Everyone I dealt with was extremely friendly and they all made me feel very welcome and appreciated. I know that selling a car can be a difficult and stressful thing to take care of, but the guys here make it simple and fun. I never thought I'd be able to sell my truck for cash on the same day, and I never thought it would have been as easy as it was. I will definitely do business with them again in the future, and I w ill be sure to tell my friends about it. I highly suggest Cash for Cars, and I am proud to be writing this review. If you need to sell your car, truck, van, or SUV and you want cash on the SAME day, this is the only place to go. Going anywhere else is just a waste of time and money. Rick M.

A very pleasant experience. The owner is courteous and accommodating. We did not buy the car in the…read moreend, but the deal seemed very reasonable.

Had a great experience. Was looking around NYC for a specific car and found it out at John John…read moreSelect. Called and talked to Mike and took the drive out to look at it the next day. Had a great experience with Mike, who was direct and easy to work with. Decided to purchase the car and picked it up the next week. If you're looking for a clean used car at a no nonsense place this is where you should look.

Where do I begin? My husband and I were in need of a vehicle. We were on our way to the Honda…read moredealership but we stopped by John Johnson Select Used Cars. Tony Moretti greeted us in the parking lot as we were looking at a Jeep Cherokee. We decided to buy it and were informed the vehicle had an oil change and was maintenanced. When we test drove the car, I noticed only one key. I inquired about the second and Tony said that it was probably available but they wouldn't have it until the plates came in. He told us if they didn't, they would cut us a new one. Ok, no problem! Tony completed the lease agreement at their used lot and fortunately gave me a signed copy. He informed us of the Powertrain Warranty which was to be included. I'm glad he wrote it down on the lease! They did not have the ability to process the paperwork at their location so he drove us up to Johnson Dodge. At JD, they told us they couldn't get us in our price range so we increased our down payment as much as we could but it still wasn't enough to get us within budget. Strange, but it wasn't too bad, so be it. They had us sign off on the lease through a digital pad so the numbers weren't visible for us to see but the only change made from point A to point B was the increase in the down payment. When we left the lot, I noticed the maintenance message said the car needed an oil change. Maybe they forgot to reset the message? Fast forward two weeks. We received our first statement. I noticed the principal balance seemed rather high considering our down payment was a third of the cost. This prompted me to pull the paperwork from the dealership. To our surprise, they tacked on $3000 for the Powertrain Warranty!! What the...?! I immediately call them to find out the story. I spoke to Tom, who told me that the lender required us to purchase the warranty in order to approve us for the loan. He also claimed they wanted to charge an 8% interest rate, and in order to get a better rate, we had to purchase the warranty. That didn't make any sense so of course I confirm that information with the lender, which to no surprise, ended up being a total lie. If it was valid, why would they not have said something sooner? We called them out on it and faught tooth and nail to get them to fix the issue. They finally agreed to cut a check and pay down the balance but it would take a few weeks. Now I'm paying interest on the $3000! Finally, when the plates came in, we inquired about the key again. They told us there wasn't a second key and that we would have to pay $300 for it! Seriously??!! Not to mention, during the battle we kept addressing the oil change situation and they wouldn't even acknowledge it. Of course this was the least of my concerns. Since they were unwilling to help, I made a call to John Johnson himself to fill him in on our experience. Fortunately, he made it right. I went back in and they drew up a new loan, putting us back into our initial price range, and cut me the second key I was promised. At this point, I asked the girl in the service department if an oil change had ever been done to the car. She looked it up in the system and confirmed it did NOT. So I asked her if they did oil changes to the used cars. Her response was yes. So I asked if mine would be done too. She told me they have a coupon for a $20 oil change!! Seriously?!?! I'll go down the road and spend $40 for an oil change out of principle. So my advice to anyone reading this, go to the Honda dealership. PS I should mention they bribe people for reviews... hence all the "good" ratings. Don't be fooled. I was offered $50 to write a favorable review. Glad I waited.

Save yourself the time and headache and just go here from the start. Helpful! Knowledgeable!…read moreSqueezed me in when they didn't have to on a holiday weekend and then didn't sugarcoat the situation. Don't mess around with anyone else.

Scumbags who essentially stole my Corvette and all the insurance money they were given to fix it,…read moremanaged to break it a second time in their lot, collected more insurance money, and I never get a response and always get brushed off... going on 4 years for a 6 month job