Keean Voj
map-marker Ann Arbor, Michigan

Used Car Rip Off

Went to this dealership to buy a used car for our daughter. First off all the price our daughter paid was $500 more than what was advertised on the Internet because they charged a bunch of fees that she didn't know about.

They used high pressure during the sale so that my daughter rushed into a purchase before she could have it checked out (everyone hates high pressure especially from a used car guy). The car broke down only a month after the purchase. She brought it back to the dealership to have them look at it. The sales guy disappeared when he saw our daughter and the service department told her it would be $200 for them just to look at it.

She then took it to a trusted mechanic and $1700 later it was fixed. She had to know take out a loan to finance the repairs (which she tried to avoid the first time). I wrote the dealership complaining about this and all we got was a reminder that our daughter signed a document that stated "Sold As Is" and a lot of other useless bantering and rhetoric. Avoid this place like the plaque if you can help it.

Our daughter was desparate for a car and they took advantage of it.

Plenty of bad reviews are on Yelp. Look for yourself.

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Loss:
$2200
2 comments
Guest

They tried to rip off my daughter too. Gave her inspection on a used car clean as a whistle.

Day after she bought it, I took it to Goodyear and they found $3000 of immediate repairs needed on car, and engine failing. Took car back to them and dumped keys on their desk and stopped payment on check given them.

Guest

She bought an as is car ! End of story!

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Anonymous
map-marker Andover, Minnesota

Suburban Chevrolet Eden Prairie MN Rip Off

My daughter recently bought her first car from this dealership, signed the paperwork for everything, including the financing. She had to go back in on her own to bring them some items related to the financing, and they talked her into going with another financing deal- and somehow managed to tack another $1,600 onto the price of the car in the process!

It may have been 'legal' but it sure was not ethical to take advantage of a young and inexperienced person like that. Now we have to look into what legal recourse is available to correct this situation.

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Guest

Please contact me about this....

Thank you..

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