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Write a reviewWent to test drive the Hyundai and the vehicle was sold. No sales person came out by me, as I was looking around
Went to test drive the Hyundai and the vehicle was sold. No sales person came out by me, as I was looking around
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- 1.0
- Does not recommend this dealer
- Shopped for a used car
- Did not make a purchase
Went with our son to purchase car. We ended buying a different vehicle than we meant to see. Staff was Awesome! Explained everything perfectly. No hassle, easy, purchase with great value. Honest no xx shop. Highly recommended.
Went with our son to purchase car. We ended buying a different vehicle than we meant to see. Staff was Awesome! Explained everything perfectly. No hassle, easy, purchase with great value. Honest no xx shop. Highly recommended.
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- 5.0
- Does recommend this dealer
- Shopped for a used car
- Did make a purchase
Do not buy a used Subaru with high mileage (100,000+) from any dealer, especially if it’s an auction car. If you do, buy the $2,500 service warranty, because you’ll probably need it. We bought an Outback with the 2.5 liter engine and had immediate engine problems, including high oil consumption (1 quart to 800 miles). The 2.5 liter is apparently known for oil consumption and no easy fix short of replacing the engine. After spending almost $900 on other engine problems and towing costs, the CVT transmission went out a few months after purchase. The CVT is also used in other imports and just wears out. Dealer quoted nearly $6,000 to install a used transmission, which was more than we paid for the car. A new CVT is about $6,000 plus $2,000 labor. The car is basically junk. Just because the car is spotless doesn’t mean it’s a reliable vehicle. Buyer beware.
Do not buy a used Subaru with high mileage (100,000+) from any dealer, especially if it’s an auction car. If you do, buy the $2,500 service warranty, because you’ll probably need it. We bought an Outback with the 2.5 liter engine and had immediate engine problems, including high oil consumption (1 quart to 800 miles). The 2.5 liter is apparently known for oil consumption and no easy fix short of replacing the engine. After spending almost $900 on other engine problems and towing costs, the CVT transmission went out a few months after purchase. The CVT is also used in other imports and just wears out. Dealer quoted nearly $6,000 to install a used transmission, which was more than we paid for the car. A new CVT is about $6,000 plus $2,000 labor. The car is basically junk. Just because the car is spotless doesn’t mean it’s a reliable vehicle. Buyer beware.
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- 1.0
- Does not recommend this dealer
- Shopped for a used car
Gary, we are sorry about the issues you've had with your vehicle. Any time you buy a vehicle that's over ten years old and with over 150k miles, things can happen. It is worth noting that we actually recommended a transmission SERVICE and NOT a replacement. We pride ourselves on doing the right thing here, and we didn't feel that a replacement was necessary. However, as unfortunate as it is, that's exactly why we do recommend people purchase the extended warranty. As thoroughly as we can inspect it, the one thing we cannot do is tell the future. That's again, why we recommend protecting your investment, which you did decline. We'd be willing to work with you on it, as I have told you before. - Mark