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  The process isn't so bad and cars are selling for cheap. The security guard at the door is an interesting man. He talks down on a lot of people and is rude for no reason. I wouldn't recommend getting registration from them just go to the DMV its easier also make sure you take extra money for fees and taxes. I bought a 2018 Dodge Durango. Found out 2 months later that the head gaskets are going out. Leaking a lot of oil. Cars are sold As-Is so nothing can be done. The guys on the lot are nice and the ladies inside as well. It was my first time and possibly my last time. Just be prepared for any extra expenses.

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  We purchased a vehicle from this establishment approximately three weeks ago. We were pleased to secure a car for our daughter. The entire process took about four hours to complete, which was somewhat inconvenient. Upon inspection by our mechanic, the car was found to have several issues. There are oil leaks, the camera is not functional, one of the front lights is out, and the key does not work. We had to engage a locksmith to create a new key for us. Additionally, the rear window tint is excessively dark, significantly impairing visibility. Frankly, we feel there was a lack of transparency. We were assured that they do not sell problematic vehicles, but this car has presented significant challenges. It appears that approximately $5,000 in repairs will be necessary.

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  I had a great experience at West Coast Auto Auction. The whole process was smooth and straightforward, no games. The girls in the office were especially lovely — super helpful, patient, and just made everything easy. That kind of service goes a long way. I’ll definitely be back.

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