Reason for Visit: Sales
I recommend this dealer: No
My Review of Fairfax Hyundai:
Not bad, not bad at all... The hardest part for a buyer is to bring the sticker price to the lowest point. I had no difficulties with these guys - got a car at only about $200 above the invoice price. Usually this part of buying a new car brings me to the point of headache (I dont' like haggling). There was minimum of such haggling of the price with this guy; I brought the sticker price to the lowest decent point rather effortlessly. Even though they tried to sell all those "extra features," I had no difficulties fending them off. Here is an odd thing: in the hall, they have a computer with access to internet. I went to the dealership without researching the invoice price of the car (I actually went just to see the cars with no firm desition to buy anything that day). Well, I went straight to the computer, found the invoice price on the internet, showed it to them, told them I'd buy the car that very day for no higher than the invoice price + $200. And they sold it to me, making no excessive or loud noise.
Well, you probably already know that if you try this shtick with Toyota, you will be spending there the whole day just listening repeatedly to the phrase "Let me talk to my manager..."
This guy Vincent was easy to deal with; your "no" means something to him, and that's very important.
So far so good... Let's see how they fair on keeping their promises for a 7 years/100,000 miles warranty.
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