Sell Your Auto Fast

Hard Pass. Disabled check engine lights? Major fluid leaks? Issues that cost thousands to repair even though they claim to have their own mechanics going through every car. Scrubbing actual reviews off your web site that are still available on google or cars.com? Definitely not. A 1+ shot 20 shot of ending up as a 1* or 1.5 of 20 of being completely ripped off. Nah, this wasn’t the place for me. Thank you to everyone that left these honest reviews and saved me putting a child in a potentially dangerous situation. I appreciate you.

Bought a 2013 ford explorer out right, got it home, a/c went out, now leaking radiator fluid and they want to charge you extra to repair these problems. They sent me a printer paper title, not even the original title.

would strongly caution anyone considering buying a vehicle from Sell Your Auto Fast, especially if dealing with Ali. The vehicle was completely misrepresented. I was led to believe I was purchasing a reliable, drivable vehicle, but that couldn’t have been further from the truth. On the very first day, the radiator hose blew, leaving the vehicle undriveable. After having it inspected, I learned the radiator was completely rotted and required replacement, along with numerous other significant mechanical issues that were never disclosed. The condition of the vehicle was nowhere close to what was represented during the sale. Had these problems been honestly disclosed, I never would have purchased it. A dealership’s reputation depends on honesty and transparency. In my experience, neither was demonstrated here. Selling a vehicle in this condition without disclosing major defects is unacceptable and has resulted in significant unexpected repair costs and inconvenience. I would not purchase another vehicle from Sell Your Auto Fast or from Ali, and I encourage prospective buyers to have any vehicle independently inspected before signing any paperwork.

Based off of their misrepresented of car exterior color was white in pic's but said black & said it had leather but shows in pic's was cloth false advertisement information shady dealership watch out for these fly by night.

Provided complete and timely information on the vehicle of which I was interested. Very professional.

TERRIBLE DEALERSHIP!!! Where do I even begin.. My boyfriend purchased a 90k vehicle and they refused to make us a second key. They have a “service fee” included, when we asked what service was done, the salesman couldn’t even tell us. Come to find out he paid $700 for an oil change.. the commutation here is awful it was like playing the game telephone between the sales rep, manager and mechanic. Not even an hour into buying the car 2 message notifications came up, after the sales rep and manager assured us the vehicle was in “pristine” condition. If the check for loan hadn’t been cut we would have cancelled this asap and found another dealership because working with them was the worst experience we’ve ever had when buying a vehicle. Especially of that amount..

amazing dealership that caters to all your needs! Robert was wonderful and made sure we left satisfied

Scammers. Stay away from this place . Go elsewhere . They say one thing and do another

I almost purchased a Honda pilot from them but it had a coolant leak. He claimed it was a loose hose and said it just needed to be tightened but was safe to drive. xx he controlled the test drive JOSE the emergency break light was on the car when driving was jerking ever so slightly. He made a smart remark for me to come back with my boyfriend... I chose to walk away I knew something was up when he tried to butter me up as I walked in. Don't be fooled and DO NOT PURCHASE from this "dealership" they just want your money it's not worth be patient

I purchased a 2018 Ford Escape from Sell Your Auto Fast and was told, by salesperson Jose, a minor coolant leak had already been repaired by their mechanic and the car was safe to drive. Immediately after turning out of the lot, the engine overheated. Jose saw I was pulled over so he came over, checked under the hood and added coolant then reassured me again it was safe to drive. Within minutes of getting back on the road, it overheated again—this time on the highway. I called the dealership and spoke with Yasir who told me I could return the vehicle the next day (since it was after hours). I had it towed back to the dealership so we could deal with it the next morning. However, when I called the next day, manager Mohammed refused to honor what Yasir had told me. He said I needed to remove the car from their lot or I’d be charged a storage fee. Since the car was not drivable, he also offered to tow the car to me for $200. To avoid whatever the storage fee might be I paid them to have it towed. I had the car towed to an independent mechanic who found that repairs to the car were not done properly (hoses not attached, loose components and a gutted radiator cap). After lots of negotiating, they offered a small reimbursement (only for the tow and dealer fee) but ONLY if I signed a 17-section settlement agreement that included restrictions on leaving negative reviews. I declined because I felt it was more important to share my experience than accept a small reimbursement. Very frustrating and unsafe experience.