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  Went in to buy a 2018 BMW 330i and had a really great experience from start to finish. Nick, Eilie, and Mike were all super helpful, friendly, and made the whole process feel easy instead of stressful. The car was exactly as described and in great condition, and the financing process was quick and painless. Definitely one of the smoothest car-buying experiences I’ve had. Would absolutely recommend working with this team if you’re in the market for a vehicle.

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  I came here to buy a Tesla, because for some reason, ALL THE TESLAS, are in Norco. I know how 3rd party car Dealership works since I've never once owned a new car. 😂 The service needs more interactions between client and workers if I'm being honest. Then again, I don't like people and I just came to buy a car. 🙂 I picked out a Tesla, Chris took a minute to find the key. I test drove said car, I put some munnies down so they'd hold the car for a week, Christian was assigned to me, I came back, I sign lots of papers, I drive home with "new" car. I am someone with horrible credit, they said, they work with all types of credit.✅ Mike told me the total amount, no hidden fees, no unncessary bullshit. Came out to $17K~ We shook hands. Done.🥂 *Definitely bring a mechanic to inspect the car you are buying though. *Expect to wait, so while you wait, have the necessary insurance documents because they don't sell insurance here. ((YOU CANNOT DRIVE YOUR BOUGHT CAR OUT OF THE LOT WITHOUT PROOF OF INSURANCE.))😱 *I like this place cause they sell quite a handful of standard tranmission cars like 350z, Miatas, SubUwUs. 👀😂 Overall: MY experience wasn't bad and it wasn't perfect but the goal was to buy the tesla with DOG SHIT credit. Review will be updated after it is paid off to see how much I actually spent on the contract. 🫠🫠🫠

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  To start, before youo buy from them, check their Better Business Bureau rating. It's an "F" for a reason. A $1700 charge was added to the cost of the car for "optional theft protection" devices. The charge is hidden in a pre-checked box under "payment plan" options. The car was purchased outright, so "payment plan options" did not apply to my purchase. Shady dealers will often insist you pay for these devices if the car is financed so they can track it if you default on payments. In the case of a straight purchase, they have NO legal right to have any GPS tracking access to locate you or your property. When I complained, they told me there was language on their website stating this device was "not optional" and they had the right to charge me for it and that it was a "done deal" and I could "call my lawyer" if I didn't like it. I looked on the website and it states there "may be" a optional theft deterrent devices on the car but it would be "fully disclosed prior to contract execution" with me prior to signing the contract.This absolutely was NOT disclosed or discussed. I would have walked away from the sale if it had been disclosed that I HAD to pay $1700 for a "theft device" on property I own outright. The car itself has anti-theft on it, so there is NO reason to have any additional aftermarket "theft deterrent" devices. In fact, I was not given any information on what sort of unnamed "theft device" was installed and I had no access to any "device" should one be on the car. Since I had no information on what this device is, I took the car to my mechanic who told me there is NO "theft" device of any kind on the car. Also, I was told the car had been serviced & checked before it was sold to me. My mechanic also confirmed this was total nonsense. The car was VERY overdue for service, had almost no engine coolant, brake fluid is low, oil is dirty and there was little wiper fluid. If the car hadn't been serviced, that's fine. Just don't lie about it so the buyer knows.

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