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  RED FLAG dealer will NOT let you get a vehicle inspected by an independent mechanic. I looked at 2 trucks and both were so rusted on the frame that the bumper fell off one. At most, they will let you bring a mechanic to the lot. But then that mechanic has to crawl through the mud to look at your vehicle. The vehicles are rusted, dirty, and not worth buying. *they replied that they allow mobile mechanics.... clearly they can't read because they did not read my review. Why buy from a dealer who can't read? RED FLAG RED FLAG

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  I went with the intention of buying a car outright. They wouldn't let me test drive it unless they saw the cash. I showed them my bank account and they said they still needed to see the cash.bthey didn't want to negotiate and I didn't get to test drive the vehicle. There were some things wrong with the car but I was able to tell. There's a lot of repo policy signs everywhere which is a red flag on it's own, but not letting someone test drive a vehicle and asking to see the cash for a vehicle when they haven't tested the vehicle is the biggest red flag of all. Also Dealers are required to report any purchases above 10k in cash to the IRS with a form 8300 which is why most dealerships don't like fo deal in cash since it presents unnecessary restrictions that things like electronic transactions don't. Again this place is a giant red flag and people should beware. Nvm the safety hazard of driving around with a case full cash leave you open to civil asset forfeiture by law enforcement which we know happens every day and it is abused all the the time and it costs more in legal fees than the money that law enforcement will cease. These people are hoping that the customer is stupid enough to fall for these things. Reply: your salesman who checked with someone behind a closed door specially said they needed to the the "cash" before I could go on a test drive and that just showing him my account balance was not enough. I even mentioned the possibility of a wite transfer or just paying with my credit card. Maybe follow your own "policy"

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  Went to look at a mustang there, it’s was a black mustang v6, I got there drop it and instantly knew something was wrong it. When we got back to the car lot, I tried to get the key out and it was stuck in the ignition. You want me to pay 9k for it to be stuck in there no thank you. And he wanted me to look at a Camaro that had rust all up and down it for the same price, when I pulled up in a nice Chevy equinox. Naw don’t buy from here. You can’t even speak to the owner at all.

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