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Great deal on this 2010 Toyota Camry SE 4dr Sedan for sale at Pristine Auto Group:  Used 2010 Toyota Camry SE 4dr Sedan for sale •2.5L 4-cylinder engine •Automatic transmission •Clean title •Free Carfax report •185,xxx miles •Front-wheel drive •Power windows and locks •Cruise control •Alloy wheels •Keyless entry •CD player •Guaranteed financing •Nationwide shipping •Se habla español  @Pristine Auto Group.

2010 Toyota Camry

Pristine Auto Group

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Truly a mediocre dealer. I got a PPI for the 335is I purchased from them for issues they were supposed to fix and they didn’t finish the job. The issues were a leaking oil pan gasket, which they fixed, and a new passenger side headlight which they never replaced. I spent 6 weeks without a car as they claimed they fixed said issues.

They “repaired” the front headlight which was not the recommended route and it still threw an error. Insurance mentioned this as a fire hazard.

I fixed the issues myself since it wasn’t worth the hassle, danger, and the wait. Cheap, unmotivated, just looking to make a sale. Note that they don’t take ethical or moral approaches and simply take the cheapest route possible. They will duck your calls and not take accountability despite being contractually obligated.

Do the job the right way if you’re going to commit to it.

Dealership has reached out: will update if resolution is agreed on.

Scam, They claim delivery has a buyer inspection and right to refuse, They do not comply with their agreement and try to pressure you into keeping the car and claim NJ has no buyer protection laws at all.

If you are reading this you have the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (CFA): Misrepresentation and Omission: If the dealer represented the vehicle as being in good condition or without major issues and failed to disclose significant rust damage that affects its safety, this could be a violation of the CFA. The CFA prohibits misrepresentation and the knowing concealment of material facts in connection with the sale of merchandise, including vehicles.

Dealer's Duty to Disclose: New Jersey law generally requires dealers to disclose any known material defects that would be important to a buyer's decision. Significant rust affecting safety would certainly fall under this category.

"As-Is" Sales: Even if a vehicle is sold "as-is," this does not absolve the dealer from the responsibility to disclose known material defects. An "as-is" clause means there's no warranty, but it doesn't permit the dealer to be deceptive about the vehicle's condition.

Do a charge back immediately through your bank once you have issue with your purchase and report it here to build information for the next buyer.

Amazing and professional service! Shout out to Darwin for being my salesman, mad cool dude. Bonded easily talking about cars and tuning. I appreciate everything! Got me a new bean to tune and mod!

Walked in met Alex. Nothing But positive ENERGY No time wasted he instantly helped me & escorted me to check out my dream car. Left the dealer less than 2 hrs !!!! If there was more than 5 stars I would Rate his customer service a straight 10. SUCH A GREAT EXPERIENCE.

Darwin was my salesman. He was great!!! But no fault of his my car failed inspection for fuel system not ready. I brought it back for service they had it all day and didn't do anything but change the battery.... if it passes inspection then I have no problem...but it doesn't seem logical the battery has anything to do with the fuel system.

Update. Drove another 200 miles over the last few days...passed inspection today

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