Branson Auto And Farm Museum
Branson Auto And Farm Museum Overview
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Branson Auto And Farm Museum has a 1.6 star rating from 1 customer review with a 100% unfavorable distribution; consumers are mostly dissatisfied. Pros noted: photos. Cons noted: misleading and fraudulent description of the car received, poor customer service, and high price level.
Positive Feedback
Photos and a claimed diversity of products draw interest; reviewers referencing Branson Auto And Farm Museum reviews saw visual documentation of inventory.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Allegations of misleading listings and receipt of non-museum quality vehicles.
- Poor customer service and lack of acknowledgement when seeking restitution.
- High repair costs after delivery indicating quality and inspection issues.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check independent inspections and ask about warranties before purchase to avoid customer complaints and unexpected repairs.
- Document condition with photos on delivery and demand written confirmation of claims to support refund or billing disputes.
- Research Branson Auto And Farm Museum customer service responsiveness in reviews before committing.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Branson Auto And Farm Museum has a 1.6 star rating from 1 customer review with a 100% unfavorable distribution; consumers are mostly dissatisfied. Pros noted: photos. Cons noted: misleading and fraudulent description of the car received, poor customer service, and high price level.
Positive Feedback
Photos and a claimed diversity of products draw interest; reviewers referencing Branson Auto And Farm Museum reviews saw visual documentation of inventory.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Allegations of misleading listings and receipt of non-museum quality vehicles.
- Poor customer service and lack of acknowledgement when seeking restitution.
- High repair costs after delivery indicating quality and inspection issues.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check independent inspections and ask about warranties before purchase to avoid customer complaints and unexpected repairs.
- Document condition with photos on delivery and demand written confirmation of claims to support refund or billing disputes.
- Research Branson Auto And Farm Museum customer service responsiveness in reviews before committing.
BRANSON CAR MUSEUM OR USED CAR LOT
- - Odometer shows 7200 miles.
- - Car arrived with tuneup, leaks, overheating, and a Service Engine Soon light.
- - Repairs total about $4000; acceleration lacking.
I purchased a 1985 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible from the Branson Car and Farm Museum. The car odometer read 7200 miles.
The salesman on two different e mails assured me that the car looked and drove like new! When the car transport arrived at PM drove the car one block to me. He handed me the key and stated "The car needs a major tune up, is leaking something and is overheating." My thought was to walkaway, however he had nothing to do with the car. I get in to drive it to my home about a mile from the gate, looking at the dashboard the large Service Engine Soon light is on.
Who delivers a car in this condition? Even used car lots prep a car for delivery. The next morning I went to examine the car. Again I was assured the car was inspected and prepared for delivery.
I open the door and sat in the driver's seat and looked at the dashboard, the vents were covered in dust! The floor mats were thrown in as if it was a washed up towel on the floor. The driver side mirror had a wooden shunt holding the mirror in place. Both tail lights had cracks in them.
I was told a few bumper fillers needed replacement. The fillers only come primed and need to be painted making this simple repair quite expensive. The passenger door had several poorly attempts at covering a few chips. I decide to bring the car to a major chain rather than the local mechanic so it would be an unbiased mechanic.
The repairs I have had to make so far: Complete tune up, idler arms, new rear air shocks,new power steering pump,new computer,new tires (2 were splitting ).The car lacks acceleration and the mechanic after two weeks and countless hours has waved the white flag. I am nearing $4000 in repairs to this like new and drives like new car. I believe a car from a Museum should be a high quality car not a junk used car lot.
The Museums Director in their press pamphlet states" “We usually have around 300 museum quality pieces,” Does my car sound like a Museum Quality Car? So I am seeking restitution and I do not receive any acknowledgement from anyone at The Branson Car and Farm Museum .
- Photos
- Misleading and fraudulent description of the car i received
Preferred solution: Price reduction
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