Richard Lucas Chevrolet

I found a car on internet It was advertised as GM CERTIFIED USED CAR on internet. I went there to look and I liked it. They kept me 4 hours for preparing paper work,sales person told me while we do t CERTIFIED USED CAR on internet. I went there to look and I liked it. They kept me 4 hours for preparing paper work,sales person told me while we do the paper work he was going to let the car wash for me, when they where cleaning the car they took car's original matts and gave me one broken remote and 1 pair of key.Their service basically stripped the car while I was doing the paper work.when paper work was done they add many unrelated charges to it. Such as reconditioning fee, service charge, dealer charge, warranty etc.When I ask where is the gm certification papers salesman and his manager assured me car was GM certified and I'll be reciving GM welcoming package in 3 to 4 weeks. I didnt recieve anything.So I went to another GM dealer by my home and they told me car is not certified I was sad and disappointed. I shoud of know better not to trust those people. Then I started reading revievs about them and found out they are crooks. My advice don't buy anything from LUCAS NEIL CHEVROLET,NJ. Just do a little research before you go there, then you'll see they are liars, Specially sales man JAY GREENBERG is a BIG FAT LIAR. Don't make the same mistake as I did. Be a smart buyer and don't even go there.There are many other dealers. Good Luck you all. More

how is it possible to give you a trade in valve when you dont look at the car? especially when you cut the the valve by 3 thousand dollars less then the trade in value is worth. then come back and ask for 4 dont look at the car? especially when you cut the the valve by 3 thousand dollars less then the trade in value is worth. then come back and ask for 4 thousand down on a used car? you weren't gone long enough to even enter the my name into the databank. this dealership is a scam. More