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  Take your chances with this place. I did. Twice. The first time I purchased a car from here, it was an inexpensive, successful purchase. I kept the previous car for a good while. I returned on Saturday, October 4, 2025 to purchase another vehicle. My takeaways ... 1. I was the very first customer on the lot that morning. I had already browsed their website to locate the type of car I wanted. I purchased a manual shift car which they didn't have a large selection of because today's weaklings can't drive what they call, "The 3 Pedal Car." I'm a Gen Xer who grew up driving vehicles with the shifter on the steering column. Steering wheel pedal shifters is not classic manual driving. I call that "video game" driving and I know how to do both. 😄😄😄 2. I thought there would be more of a negotiation but there wasn't. I asked the guy if we could negotiate the price down from $4,450 and all he did was take a couple hundred bucks off only to add it right back on with fees and stuff. Classic salesman markup. In addition to that, they wanted me to go on their website to put a $300 deposit on the car when I was already standing right there in front of them to purchase it outright. I feel like I was extorted for real. And they want an additional $415 fee for the title, registration, and tags. Highway robbery is what that is and when it all adds up, I paid more for that car than it was priced. 3. The car visibly looks like it is in great condition, is clean on the inside and outside, however, there will be work that needs to go into it. When I asked, "Why did this car fail inspection?" They glazed over the issues not getting into the details or showing me the information on the documents so that I could make an informed decision on whether or not I'd like to invest in that particular vehicle or choose something else. I personally don't like automatic vehicles. I'll drive a stick until they're no longer made. 4. Honestly, I shouldn't have paid the price that I paid for that car. The repair bill is extensive. The only reason I did is because I have a child that I have to shuttle to and from school, pick up groceries, take us all to appointments, and stuff which costs our family more money when we're having to take the metro bus and rail to do all of the errands. So it's the "MoM" car. 😊😁😄 5. I'm grateful for the opportunity to have purchased another vehicle, however, the fact that this car already has 157,000+ miles on the odometer should have warranted a significant price decrease. 6. Having the salesman say, "We have to make money too," with a plethora of vehicles on the lot, a packed auction room of buyers, while other finance their vehicles, and them having a minimal amount of choices for manual shift drivers like myself kind of left me with limited options, and I'll reiterate that I felt extorted. All in all, I honestly don't believe I'll be returning to this establishment to purchase another vehicle in the future. I'll be returning to the nearby Brentwood Auto Auction where I purchased my very first car for $485 bucks and she lasted me 10+ years before having to buy my second car from Woodbridge Auto Auction for four times the price and it didn't last as long as my first car. I'm a person who gives second chances, however, they've disappointed me big time. 2 1/2 ⭐⭐⚡ Stars. The lightning bolt in this situation symbolizes the half of star.

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  I WANT MY REFUND BACK!!!!!! I called earlier on the phone and the white lady kept hanging up the phone, & trying to rush me, cutting me off when I was asking questions about the car because I clearly wanted to ask questions about the car that I am purchasing. I asked why a certain name pop up when I called, she was like "oh u need to get that fixed" and a rude sarcastic way. & when I went up the place she was like "oh u didn't need to do all that" because I was asking questions about the cars earlier before I came. Then I made an auction for a 2007 Volkswagen EOS Sport with 197,849 miles on it. I made $325 down payment on it, because the mean black guy was like since I done made an auction for it I have to make a down-payment on it. They said it was $300 but it turned out being $325 on the down payment. Then I was asking him about the other cars because I wasn't sure I wanted that car, & he kept saying how I was asking too many questions, and do I speak " English is English my first language because you seem not to be understanding." & then he said I have 3 days to think about it after I already done made my $325 deposit but at the time I needed a car right then & there. So I paid for the car that I auctioned I didn't even get to check out throughly before hand just because I need a car, then after I already done made my purchase the Spanish looking guy told me that I can't cut the car off until I get home because they had to jump start it after the fact, and the car didn't past inspection so now that's extra unnecessary money & thousand I would have to get spend to get the car fixed. When earlier I asked then will it get me to destination a to b the spanish guy said yes ,and it did only just that, because now the car is definetly not coming on. The indian lady at the end was rude with the red dot in the middle of her head yelling saying this copy not for me, and trying to rush me while I'm tryna read through the papers on such a big investment. SERVICE, LIARS, POOR COMMUNICATION & A WASTE OF MONEY & TIME. SO GO HERE IF YOU LIKE POOR SERVICE LIKE THIS. WILL NOT RECOMMEND! NEVER AGAIN!!!

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  We stood up there. My dad‘s phone was dead. He offered to charge it while we was looking around. He noticed I was looking at luxury cars for about five grand. He went out of his way to write me a list of cars. He would I would like. and doing so he gave me the list the first car on the list I took home before I took it home, he gave me a first car buying deal He dropped the price 500 bucks for meI’ve had it for a month now I haven’t had no issues. This man deserves A raise in pay and positioning. I’m talking about Sully front desk Sales manager

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