Walt Sweeney Auto

False advertising. Salesman lied about a jeep having a clear title. The very first question I asked was, “this doesn’t have a salvage title right?” “No, it has a clear Salesman lied about a jeep having a clear title. The very first question I asked was, “this doesn’t have a salvage title right?” “No, it has a clear title” he says. Negotiated financing for two hours. Agreed on an acceptable monthly payment combined with a down payment. Ran our credit and approved us. The ad referred to the vehicle as being well maintained, however he told us after running our credit that the jeep actually had a salvage title due to being stolen AND wrecked! That’s false advertising imo. You can’t say a car has been well maintained when the xxxx thing was stolen. Who knows what happened to it? Did the thieves maintain it well when they had it in their possession? I wouldn’t have let them run my credit if they would have told the truth to begin with. I might have even bought a more expensive jeep if I got some honesty from the start! He referred to this as a “minor hiccup.” Ha xxx!?! He said the monthly payment would actually go up about $40 per month because of the salvage title right before we were getting close to the paperwork. The salesman knew all along the jeep had a salvage title. I wasted 3 hours of my life on nothing short of a dirty trick. What car salesman doesn’t know which vehicles have salvage titles on their own xxxx (very small) car lot? They either lied or they’re ignorant and I wouldn’t buy a vehicle from neither. Avoid this place at all costs! Nothing but thieves selling junk bought from insurance companies. Worst experience I’ve ever had at a car dealership. More

Bait and switch! Pic showed an all-white Jeep, Sales manager (Don) confirmed when I spoke to him. Jeep was similar, but had a black top, black grill, and black fenders. The picture clearly showed all of manager (Don) confirmed when I spoke to him. Jeep was similar, but had a black top, black grill, and black fenders. The picture clearly showed all of them as white. There were multiple lights missing from the Jeep that were in the picture. The Jeep had the same VIN, so - same Jeep, just misrepresented in the photo they used. “Stock photo” was their excuse. I can overlook disagreements on prices or trade-ins, but I specifically asked them about the “white on white” Jeep. The actual Jeep was very similar to the photo - which tells me that they intentionally looked for a pic of a lifted, white Jeep with a grill guard and winch. I would never buy anything from Walt Sweeney dealerships. More