I have only three words: bait-and-switch. Don't expect a car you see online to be available when you make it there. At best, the vehicle will be "in detailing" until further notice (understand by that: it will never be back).

I was very upset with the device I recieved when buying my used car. Auto tech loured me in with a very good price. So living in Philly I took a chance and decided to drive 3 hours to get the car. I hit the road and called auto tech to tell them to put the car to the side because I was on my way. They were very polite in telling me that they would do that for me. I drove for hours and finally made it their to find out that when I entered their office that they were in the process of trying to sell the car they " put aside" to some one else. After asking why they said they had no clue what I was talking about. I talked to the buyers and they said that they were told the same thing. After the current buyers didn't get the price they wanted for their trade they left. After this John sat down and talked with me about the car he told me that they did a full maitnence inspection and changed brakes oil etc. So I purchased the car not because of the service because of the price and what I would be getting. So I drive the car home while it squeled the whole way. I got home and realized the brakes were worn to nothing and the oil was black. I had to put more money into the car. I called auto tech and talked to John who told me he never said they did anything to the car and they never changed the brakes which was what they told me. Auto tech sells cars at a cheap price so it's a win there but if you are going to buy work with Jt and not John. Jt will work with you and he is a good person and will give you it straight up. Don't let John fool you hes a scam artist.