Adams Auto Sales

Sold me a car with tires that had tread depths so low they are not street legal. When I inquired initially I was assured they were inspected and within specs. The Les Schwab I took it to disagrees stating they are so low they are down to the wear bars. Not willing to work w/ me to resolve this/admit what they did is ILLEGAL. I have filed complaints w/ the b.b.b., b.a.r., CA DMV, and CA attorney state general. Small claims court is next. Adams doesn't care if my family or others are hurt by unsafe/not street legal tires!

Terrible! Had problems with the car I bought the very next day. Pretty much told me it wasn't their problem. They will lie to you to make a sale. Their safety inspections are a joke. How do they even sleep at night. 2 bad coils, a bad torque converter, and transmission fluid so bad it looked like mud. Manager even told me he argues with customers everyday. WOW!

BUYERS BEWARE!!!!! A waste of money, time, gas, energy. I bought a car from these people(car flippers-with no conscious)a few months ago for $11,000, which turned into $17,000 within a month. Before I got the car home the day I bought it, the check engine light came on. I live an hour away from their lot, at 40 minutes the engine light came on. I had test driven this car for half an hour-later to be a big mistake. If I drove it longer, I would have seen the engine light on and never bought it. They said they would help if I had problems, so I called them, and took it in, for them to get the light off. I attempt to drive home again, and the check engine light came on again. I took the car back, for them to simply clear the code, which I later learned from the four mechanics I have spoken to about this situation. The car over heated once I got it home after driving it just under two weeks, as all the lights turned on, not just the engine light this time. I’ve had four different mechanics look at this car, so I could get a good understanding of the issues, as there are a ton. I learned that the radiator blew(so this car became unable to drive-after close to one month), as well as a head gasket, and canister needed to be replaced. Also that the brakes are down to 15% and will need to all be replaced. I also learned about all of the rust on the undercarriage, and that the windshield is pitted terribly-it was very difficult(dangerous)to look into if driving towards the sun(I bought this car late afternoon into the evening, did not realize at first). All the mechanics I spoke to told me if they had looked over this car before I purchased it, they would say definitely DO NOT purchase it!(they all were very adamant and expressive about it). They all said this is common for used car dealers, to get cars at auction and not look them over. Ultimately a awful learning experience that puts me in the hole $17,000. I now have to take a loss of $11,000 for the car and $6,000 for repairs. They have not returned my calls.