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  Searched through all the online listings for a Honda Accord under $8000, didn't have a CVT transmission, and ridiculously high mileage despite mileage meaning nothing to Hondas. Only found two that weren't 75 miles away from me and from dealers with good reputations. Brought my daughter to this dealer first. The boss allowed my daughter and me to take a quick test drive on that cold day. My daughter seemed to like it. We left the dealership to check another that we weren't too impressed with, so we came back. Unfortunately the boss wasn't flexible on the price, and I honestly didn't want to haggle because I took the day off so I could relax. Had him draw up the paperwork for me to take to my credit union that gave me a decent rate. Shout out to Langley Federal Credit Union. Brought the check back to the boss and signed the paperwork. My daughter drove away happy now that she was back in a car after two years, only this time its an indestructible Japanese economy car. After two months of driving, the headboard liner needs replacing. Told my daughter whenever you buy used, always have in your mind that you may be buying someone else's problem, especially when the car is a 2008 with 124,000 miles on it. Real minor issue that will cost $425 to replace, if she decides to do it. Back to the mileage. 124,000 miles on a 2008? This thing was driven just over 6000 miles per year which is crazy! Found that the A/C has a leak. Couldn't test the A/C on the day of purchase without paying someone because it was 40 degrees Fahrenheit that day. Also, no surprise given the year and mileage, but ultimately not that big of a deal since I have experience fixing the A/C on this car in my driveway. Yes. I am that guy. Three weeks ago when it got warm, I filled the system with about half a can of R134 with UV dye so I can have a look around under a black light after several weeks of use. The compressor still works and the temp on that 80 degree day was not problem since the air coming out of the vents immediately went down to 46 degrees. Again, this isn't a big deal to me because I have the tools and the talent to fix it. No, I'm not stick riding myself, just giving the facts. Overall, I feel that I got a good deal on the car. My daughter is enjoying her freedom. I'm disliking the additional debt, but we parents do what we can to help our kids, even when they are adults. To all involved at AutoPro Virginia LLC, you have my gratitude.

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  Omar and Sedar also helped us when they were still at Ocean Front for my very first Tundra and few years later it’s my daughters turn to get one and she picked this 2014 Nissan Sentra and we are so happy with it. I’m not getting paid for this but I just want to acknowledge honest people.

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  Purchased a 2016 Hyundai Elantra about a month ago from Auto Pro. Other then having to replace the Map sensor and the Throttle body a day after purchase my cars been driving smoothly! Very nice people and i would recommend this dealership to others!

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