Buyer beware. Clean cars available here. No doubt mine was. The transparency is transparent! Let it be known here, "hear ye, hear ye, lying and deceit abounds plenty at ye ol' Frankenmuth Wholesale Auto Purchasing!"
Don. The infamous Don. "He's so famous he's IN famous".... great line from THE THREE AMIGOS. Whole bunch of laughs in that classic movie, a lot of jokes, unlike the joker here at Wholesale Auto Purchasing.
Will you get a clean, quality car here? Sure, I bet it's likely very clean. Mine was the cleanest I had seen in my many months of searching. Will it be quality? As good as the manufacturer could do! Will the salesman/owner Don be an upstanding, honest guy? NO! There were red flags and lies immediately here. I knew it, but was too excited to purchase the cleanest XTS V Sport Cadillac I could find; unfortunately from the epitome of shyster used car salesman DōDō Bird Don. This feller gives honest salesmen a bad name.
"So this car has a warranty?" "Sure does, GM CERTIFIED." "But can't only GM Dealerships actually give a certified warranty?" "No, I have been doing this for years. I take in the cars over to the GM dealer in Birch Run, I have the oil changed and car gone through for the warranty." Let me tell you that this is very close to verbatim if not verbatim of what the conversation between Deceitful Don and myself was the day I looked at the car. I was smart enough to know that this is not true what he was telling me. But, I was too anxious to really care at that time. I didn't expect any mechanical issues, anyway. And there wasn't any mechanical issues with the engine or trans. But, why lie about what the actual warranty is? If you're lying about that, what else are you lying about? Or shall I wonder what else you might be hiding?
I didn't want Ding-bat Don to go and get the plate for me. I wanted a vanity plate and thought it would be great if I just went and did it all myself. He pretty much told me I'm not allowed to do that. That is his job. Well, I really regretted that when I found out later that was a lie. The day before my plate was to expire, I contacted Dopey Don. He gave me a bull story about how the secretary of state has been very busy due to the Thanksgiving holiday and that's why I didn't receive my new plate in the mail yet. I was stressing, big time. It was my birthday weekend and I really wanted to take the car on a trip to Chicago. But not on an expired license plate. I drove to secretary of state and they told me, by running my VIN, there had been nothing processed or turned into secretary state for me to receive my license plate. Thanks, Doo-Doo Head Donnie, more lies.
When I test drove the car, on the drivers information, it was giving me a service warning for the side detection system. I told Douchie Donald about it, he started rubbing the side mirrors saying that there's probably dirt on it. That was a cute move. The car was absolutely pristine clean. There was no dirt. And if Deceiving Donald knew what he was doing, the sensors are on the front and rear bumper.
Before I made the hour and 45 minute drive back up to purchase the vehicle, I told Donald Duck I needed the side sensor issue fixed. Oh, how he promised it would be handled. Do you think it was? Judging by my long winded review, and all the other crap I put up with, you know the answer. Every time I start the vehicle, the service warning comes on. It has since the day I test drove it. He conveniently had the car running for me when I picked it up. There's no wonder why. Let me drive away and when I'm two hours down the road it's my issue now, isn't it? Dealer wants $800 to fix it.
I thought "hey, I have a GM certified warranty, right?" A certified warranty means bumper-to-bumper. I called Donger Donnie. I asked him if that's covered. Oh, how he knows now that it doesn't cover things like that.
I was in a rush when I picked up the car. It was 8 o'clock at night and I work midnights and had to make my way to work. I was flustered and totally didn't think about the warranty. He never even offered to give me the paperwork on it before leaving with my new purchase. I wonder why! I was also overcharged for the car. Maybe by about 50 bucks or so. But, when I did the math, I definitely overpaid. Just another little thing displaying he is a deceitful and lying jerk face.
I'm a nice guy. I let him bully me and push me around. I should have been contesting and irate on the phone. Meeting him in person, you will see he's very brash and strong. Not only with his words, but in stature and appearance.
This is my experience. My mistakes. Learn from it. I did, and it cost me. I believe in the world eventually righting the wrong. It will one day. Don't purchase from Dilly Don. read more