It saddens me to write a one star review given I was treated kindly and patiently through a long evening of dealing with an insurance mess up on my part, not to mention they had no problem with me taking the car off to a mechanic for a couple of hours for a pre-purchase inspection, AND I was not to my knowledge lied to to my face.
Unfortunately, I WAS lied to, no less than three times. The online profiles and advertisements of the car listed the trim level two tiers above actuality, a lie that was repeated on the spec sheet taped to the car itself. I only found out when I had to ask how to operate the heated seats and they had to admit they were nonexistent despite being explicitly listed on the spec sheet on the car. Ditto with all of the other features associated with the two missing trim tiers. In addition to that huge lie, it was listed as having leather seats, also a fabrication, and finally it was listed as having no accident history, belied before I even saw the carfax by the sheepish, "call me as soon as you read this" when they emailed it over.
I still bought the car because to their credit they do have reasonable prices, even accounting for the actual value of their cars, but three lies doesn't warrant anything more than a one star review, no matter how nice, helpful and patient they were. The salesman, Gary, blamed it on the one person that handles all the online stuff making a mistake (you mean three, don't you?), Gina, who very patiently handled our two hours of paperwork said she didn't know anything about the cars, and the owner said they have a third party handle all the online advertising. Perhaps I should eat my words that I wasn't lied to to my face. And then, to add injury to insult, when I drove off I noticed the owner's manual was missing so I'll presumably have to order one from the manufacturer.
If you do end up taking advantage of their not unreasonable prices, I recommend not coming in unless you'd be happy with it without any of the options listed. And keep in mind they have two locations within a mile of each other and google maps will direct you to a random one of them which will likely not be the one you need.
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Unfortunately, I WAS lied to, no less than three times. The online profiles and advertisements of the car listed the trim level two tiers above actuality, a lie that was repeated on the spec sheet taped to the car itself. I only found out when I had to ask how to operate the heated seats and they had to admit they were nonexistent despite being explicitly listed on the spec sheet on the car. Ditto with all of the other features associated with the two missing trim tiers. In addition to that huge lie, it was listed as having leather seats, also a fabrication, and finally it was listed as having no accident history, belied before I even saw the carfax by the sheepish, "call me as soon as you read this" when they emailed it over.
I still bought the car because to their credit they do have reasonable prices, even accounting for the actual value of their cars, but three lies doesn't warrant anything more than a one star review, no matter how nice, helpful and patient they were. The salesman, Gary, blamed it on the one person that handles all the online stuff making a mistake (you mean three, don't you?), Gina, who very patiently handled our two hours of paperwork said she didn't know anything about the cars, and the owner said they have a third party handle all the online advertising. Perhaps I should eat my words that I wasn't lied to to my face. And then, to add injury to insult, when I drove off I noticed the owner's manual was missing so I'll presumably have to order one from the manufacturer.
If you do end up taking advantage of their not unreasonable prices, I recommend not coming in unless you'd be happy with it without any of the options listed. And keep in mind they have two locations within a mile of each other and google maps will direct you to a random one of them which will likely not be the one you need.