Well they used the oldest trick on the books, their trucks are owned by dealer down street that does inspection, and repairs writes up bills to show customer and says they spent a lot of money on getting it in shape , they actually go up in prices to justify their jacked up bills, lol example 1000 dollars for a rear bumper installed when the actual cost was approx 200 bucks, along with their own mechanic applying a state inspection sticker, stay away from them and their sideshow coffy .

Was looking for a used mazda 3 they had one it was in good shape . They put a new altinator and belt and tire sensors in for me . Inspected it and had the headlights buffed . Jerry was a really nice guy to work with

I went to buy my first used car, I usually buy brand new. They had many to choose from. I picked out a Ford Taurus and it runs fantastic. I have had it almost a year now with minor issues. Good people, nice place to buy a used car.

Bought a truck from Auto Brokers of Milford. I picked it up on Wednesday evening and was told that their mechanic went through it all - it passed inspection and everything was great with the vehicle. I drove it home on Wednesday evening and on my way home from work on Friday (2 days after picking it up) it started smoking, rapping real loud and the oil pressure dropped. I pulled over and had the truck toed -it is not drivable - it needs a new engine!

Bought an '03 Frontier last Oct. for $6200. Didn't have it checked by my mechanic like usual because salesperson was an acquaintance of a family member so I figured I was good. They promised everything worked great (including ac which I couldn't really test because it was cold at the time) and it would pass inspection. I was told that the entire truck had been gone through. The next day, check engine light came on so I took it back. I had to leave it for the day. They said it was just the gas cap so they replaced that. Then another day later, the light came back on again so I took it back again and left it. They found out it was a fuel valve but didn't have the part so I had to come back the following week and leave it for the 3RD TIME. During this period, the leaf springs started rattling very loudly and sounded like they were going to break. At this point, I asked for my money back and was yelled at patronizingly. They said they had already spent a lot of money fixing it and the springs were fine. Well whatever. Then, I take the truck to my mechanic to look at and find out that the bottom radiator mounts are completely rusted off and needed to be welded. Also, the anti-lock brakes may be faulty because they come on randomly on dry roads even and the ABS light stays on sometimes. Now, it is 7 months later and I go to try the ac and get no cold air. I spent $750 to replace the compressor and belts. Come to find out, there is a blockage in the line also and it needs more work now. This is something they should've known about. Blockages build up, they don't' just occur suddenly. Then, the other day, one of my leaf springs broke and those are going to cost me $600-$700 to replace. I had a bad feeling about this vehicle from the first week of driving it. Tried to get my money back, and was told to pound sand.

This was my first used car purchase. I had been to several other dealers, and none of them had impressed me. I have an inherent distrust of all used cars, but Tony was able to alleviate all of my fears and I came away from the transaction fully trusting Tony and confident in the vehicle I purchased. He was extremely helpful and maintained top notch customer service even while putting up with a very difficult buyer (ME!). I expect to have to buy another car next year, and I will be going back to Tony. I highly recommend this dealership!