Donna Osborne

I went to buy a used subaru outback and it wasn't a good experience at all. First the used certified car was in rough shape. I would not think that it would be certified at all. After looking at that, I experience at all. First the used certified car was in rough shape. I would not think that it would be certified at all. After looking at that, I decided to get a new one. When we started talking numbers it went bad. I owe $34,000 on my trade in and they were going to give me $29,000, which is less than any other place that I shoped around. When they brought me the paper work they put my car as 29,000 and the difference was $14,213.00. I think their people don't know how to do math at all, if you put that together is $43,213, that is $9213.00 that they were charging me for. That means they would of got my car for $19,787.00. Thats not how a good business messes people over. If you check BBB you will see the have a BIG F. Thats not good, but I see why.. the new car was only suppose to be $43000.00 but the told me the payments would be 72 month $950.00. I can drive a Mercedes for that. What are they thinking. I hope no one else falls for their traps. Also forgot to mention the finance lady had a bad attitude, because she was yelling out the office towards me. Great for business!!!!!! More

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