AFFORDABLE AUTO

Philip Osgood 

on Google

a year ago

Hmmm, make sure you have an actual mechanic check the vehicle you buy. You might find that it's held together with duct tape and bailing wire The electrical may have been messed with and you'll have to fix that yourself. Buyer beware. 

Jamaal Hamilton 

on Google

a year ago

Ohhhh where to start, car was listed for 900,drove 2 1/2 hours to see it, hadn't been test drove, looked at,checked out absolutely NOTHING. 2004 dodge Stratus with 102,000 on it. 1st day leave the lot maybe 10 min down the road go to put gas in, it goes straight on the ground, of course everyone is gone from the lot for the day, I take it back and surprisingly they agree to fix it, well it gets fixed over the weekend I pick it up on Sunday and it made it maybe an 1 :30 from Decatur to Vandalia and the engine threw a rod. So ... read more

D Wall 

on Google

a year ago

I went to check out 2 trucks they had on the lot. The first one had a frame covered in rust, the truck had a dead battery and would not hold an idle - and this is after assuring me the truck had a new battery. They refused to come down from $3.5k as the truck sits. I then looked at another truck that needed an idle air control valve. This one also needed to be jump started. With the front tires on the wires, a dead battery, and a bad idle air control valve, they still refused to budge on the price. Complete waste of my time. 

samerickson89 

on Google

a year ago

Wasted an entire day driving an hour each way to look at a car they assured me was in good shape and had no mechanical issues. Turns out they hadn't even taken it for a test drive, done an inspection, or anything since it came onto the lot. There was a flat tire, no A/C, rust and dents, a horrible smell inside, a busted door hinge, and a lot of clunking and grinding when I drove it. Edit: this was a 2004 Pontiac Vibe 

Bana Rudd 

on Google

a year ago

Newspaper ads are deceiving. Prices are ok for point a to b vehicle