Do not buy from here! They buy used cars from auction, put cheap and/or used modifications on them, and then try to rip you off. We found the exact vehicle we were looking at from a private seller for $8K cheaper! This place is a scam, and Chaz is a shady salesman. READ THEIR REVIEWS. We had cash in hand, and he continued to push us away from a vehicle they just received from auction because they hadn't modified it yet. Trust me, they will rip you off! And take this from someone who is in the car industry.
**Adding to review:
Since seeing their reply, and receiving a rude call from Chaz after posting my review, I thought it might add further details for any future car buyers attempting to do business here:
I found a vehicle listed on FB market place listed for sale by a private seller (Kevin). I requested to see the vehicle. No reply. I messaged back after 24hrs stating I was in the area (zip code listed on listing) and asked if I could view the car at a specific time. I was then sent an address. Upon arriving to the address did we then realize this was a dealership, not a private seller. No where on the FB listing stated this was a dealership. In fact, the car photos were taken in front of a home as well. We arrived confused.
We were welcomed by an employee named Chaz. As we arrived, a group of 5+ people arrived with vehicles to be dropped off that appeared to have just been purchased from auction. Chaz had a lot going on, and it was also 30min to closing (again, we did not know this car was listed with a dealership). But Chaz seemed to be aware of what car we were interested in and knew we were coming. The car we wanted to look at was not even on property. Then why send us an address? However, Chaz pointed us to 3 other 4Runners right there on property. We requested to look inside one of the 3 that he pointed out. We asked for the dollar amount to which he said "I think around $18K but let me run inside and check". He did also say they just got it in and had plans to upgrade it, before selling but would be open to making a deal. We told him we did not want any upgrades, and asked for the price as is, and said we have cash (not a loan). Chaz came back and quoted us $15,500 as is. He chuckled and said "I'll just need to return my Amazon order" (the mods he ordered for it). He said their mods were around $3K. We countered at $14.5K. A fair offer considering this was overpriced as is. Chaz said he would need to call the owner (Kevin) but to come back tomorrow to make a deal. He never said this was unavailable for purchase nor did we ever discuss budget. There is a difference between an offer & a assumption. He gave us a card with a # to schedule an appointment for the next day to test drive it. We scheduled an appointment for 2pm the next day. Upon arrival Chaz continued to push us towards the vehicle we initially requested info on, on FB marketplace. We told him that we were somewhat interested, but more interested in the vehicle he showed us yesterday, which is the whole reason we booked this appointment and asked for carfax info prior. He wasted our time. Chaz and Kevin did not speak prior to us arriving. Nor did he have any interest in selling us this vehicle. Chaz lead us to believe we had a deal the night prior. He then quoted us $19K the day off (a completely different price). JJ then took us to their warehouse offsite to view the other 4Runner. The mileage was higher than the posting and priced too high for the condition. It did not look like the listing. JJ stated "Our vehicles are priced fairly for a VIN that begins with J since they are manufactured in Japan". 35% of Toyotas are made in Japan. These are not anything special. A 2000 4Runner with 160k miles is not worth $19K + taxes/title/licensing. Clearly there was miscommunication. If a vehicle is not for sale, then just say "This one is not for sale right now." It's as simple as that! Don't lead your buyers to believe it's one price, and then give a much higher one once you have their interest peaked. Chaz lacks communication, values, and active listening.
**this took place months ago- but sharing here on yelp as well hoping no one else falls for Mike's business scams** Original review posted to Google read more