Meredith Proctor

if you buy a car and there is a problem they will not help even if it is the same day also the car they sold has tires over 6 years old that are not safe . you think when you go to a dealership you could help even if it is the same day also the car they sold has tires over 6 years old that are not safe . you think when you go to a dealership you could trust the salesman when he tells you the car went through the shop and passed inspection .Nadi, with all due respect, you knew full well I live over two hours away. Telling me to “just bring the car back” within 72 hours as if that’s a simple task is incredibly dismissive and unhelpful—especially when that policy was never mentioned during the sale or in any of our conversations afterward. Yes, the car is 12 years old and sold AS IS—but I trusted your dealership's word and inspection process, and I expected more integrity. I noticed the tapping sound within hours of buying the car and took the responsible step of contacting you right away. The issue was diagnosed the very next day and the repair estimate came in at $1,100. I didn’t demand money upfront—I gave your team the chance to make it right. Instead, you called the shop, confirmed the issue, and still chose to do nothing. This isn’t just about a repair bill—it’s about how a dealership stands behind their sales. You were more than happy to take full price for the car, but the second something went wrong, that professionalism vanished. I’m posting this so other buyers, especially those who don’t live nearby, understand what they’re walking into. Your response just proves my point—the support ends the moment the sale is final. not one person ever reached out to me about a piece of xxxx car i bought from them for almost 40k all they care about is selling you right now no after care at all i still warn everyone to steer clear from this dealer and shop at a repudiable dealer More

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