Legendary Motors

told me the car was checked by their mehanic. everything is good and no defect. first time i drove 2 miles i was about go onto the highway and i noticed the brake is soft/weak. i cant stop and almost hit th is good and no defect. first time i drove 2 miles i was about go onto the highway and i noticed the brake is soft/weak. i cant stop and almost hit the ramp. i went to mobile and i found a lot of fluid leaking out of the rear wheel. i bought it back. they fixed the rear brake line cyliner. few days laters, pick it up again and try to get the car inspected. i was on route 9 to 93. the tranny stop working and radiator blew. i was stuck on the off ramp for 4 hours until TRIPLE a came and tow it back. fixed it again. and now timing belt is making a horrible noise. it might snap at any minute. i tried contact them many time asking for refund or trade for another car. i called more than 4 times. they keep telling delaying me. 'I COULD GOT KILLED IF I DIDNT STOP AT THE GAS STATION TO CHECK FOR THE BREAK FLUID LEAK" finally i bought it to a honda dealership. inspect engine and under the car. found out it was using illegal compression fitting brake line. i called the dealer i bought the car at. he told me he didnt know anything about that. how cant? any mechanic should know the bake is most important feature of the car. it putted my life in risk and wasted my whole week. it was a 1997 honda civic with 66k miles More

ABSOLUTELY terrible. Sales staff is fake and tries to make you "feel like family," awkwardly giving you hugs and offers to "hang out." In reality, they are trying to guilt you into buying their xxxxty ca make you "feel like family," awkwardly giving you hugs and offers to "hang out." In reality, they are trying to guilt you into buying their xxxxty cars and never have you bring up the plethora of issues they contain and the promises they go back on. My s.o. was conned by the matronly "GK" ("boss/owner of Legendary Motors). This woman made several bad "promises" and as soon as she had the money in hand, everything became "I'm sorry, NO ONE would cover THAT! That is YOUR problem." Including when the car had electrical issues, LESS THAN TWO WEEKS AFTER PURCHASING THE VEHICLE. "90-day guarantee," my xxx. She then told me that there was "no way to check the charge of a car battery" (that's a lie) and when I corrected her, she explained to me that she "doesn't have anyone that can do that sort of thing." (It's a machine and my 11 yo could do it.) BTW, one of her "selling points" was: "we have an on-site garage/mechanic for all repairs, for honest pricing and to save you money." Ha! Yeah, after buying one of the broken cars they sell, you'll need an honest mechanic. More