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  Was a little concerned about buying a 2011 Mitsubishi Lancer ES from them after seeing the price as being well below other Lancers of the same/similar mileage. 4000 miles later, still running strong and no CELs. Staff was very nice too, and they shipped my plates as soon as they got them, which was only a couple days later. Other dealerships I’ve dealt with have always waited a month or two to send them out.

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  very happy with my purchase the people were very easy-going and ready to negotiate. They also do detail cars and polish so if needed, they can make sure your car is clean and shiny will cost extra but is very worth it. And they also gave us a Carfax before we bought the car so we knew what the history of it was.

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  I bought a 2003 Pontiac Vibe from this dealership November 2024. I was told the clutch was "good" by the dealer. Upon test driving it, I found the gas pedal was stiff, but the clutch had resistance. After arranging the financing with the dealer and my creditors, I got the car the next evening. Within a few days, I realized the mistake I'd made. The check engine light popped up on day 2, and that was only for the exhaust. The clutch began slipping less than a month after, the head gasket was blown, the alternator had to be replaced next as well as the serpentine belt. That's when I saw the copious amount of oil leaking from an unknown source onto the belt. The car pulled hard in both directions on the interstate. The prior owner had crashed the car. I kept on repairing what I could as I could because I had chosen to trust a used car dealer to sell me a vehicle that was at least safe. I regret being impulsive with a used car dealer that would sell a car so damaged it would affect a buyer's life 100%. I cannot even pay the lemon off now. An estimate for repairs? Over $8,000! Guess the value of this Pontiac (Toyota) Vibe (Matrix): $1,500. Yeah, until I got that estimate, I was too embarrassed to leave at the very least a bad review for Discount Motors. Might as well try to warn the next impulsive buyer. BEWARE!

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