Reason for Visit: Sales (Used)
I recommend this dealer: No
My Review of Mercedes Benz of Chicago:
Asking speaking with Mr Willis on several occasions, I decided to venture into Chicago. During my telephone conversations, Mr. Willis claimed to have spoken with the previous owner on numerous occasions, a 150 point inspection was performed on the car and some other odds and ends.
Upon my arrival, I was approached by another "sales" man, Mr. Canino. Mr. Canino grabbed the keys in order for me to perform my inspection and take the car for a test drive. Upon starting the car, with the hood open, I asked the "salesman" about the exhaust leak coming from the engine compartment. "That's normal for these cars" was his response. After the test drive was complete, I asked Mr. Canino to see the 150 point inspection performed by the dealership. After 90 minutes, he sent the used car manager over to inform me they could not find it. "It's Saturday and we do not have access to this." Interesting, you're a car dealership and do not have access to this and other information due to it being the weekend. I go ahead with the purchase. Of course, Fletcher wanted to take care of "everything".
Imagine my surprise, not really, when I take it to a European car service shop to find out the following was not caught on their 150 point inspection; Leaking transmission, headers were heated and twisted in order to fit the heads, leaking passenger side valve cover, service F due, broken supercharger cooler reservoir mount, no SAT, no manuals, wheel bearings needed attention and super charger belt at 50%.
I email this service order to Mr. Canino who assures me that FJ Mercedes Benz will cover half of the cost and the check is in the mail.
I'm going on 3 weeks now with no check and no license plate.
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