Quick Lane

Mel S. 

on Citysearch

12 years ago

I found a 2004 Isuzu Rodeo for $2990 on their website. The website stated they could finance the car for $47 a month. I was contacted by an online chat person whom I assumed worked for Camelback Ford. I was assured that I could finance and that she would send my information to her online manager. I was contacted rather quickly by Matthew Wykoff who told me that they could have the Rodeo ready for when I wanted to see it. I emailed back asking for pictures of the Rodeo. No response, after some thought I decided to really get ... read more

Jennifer G. 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

DO NOT GO THERE!!!!!!! – Terrible!!! Do not go there! They sell broken cars that are unsafe to drive but during the sales pitch they keep telling you not to worry becuse the vehicle is covered by a 15 Day/500 Mile warranty and that if anything is wrong they will fix it because they have to within that time frame. But...I brought my vehicle back to them with 48 hours because it had broken struts and motor mounts and was completely unsafe to drive. They took my car saying they would fix it but kept if for 11 days then returned... read more

AZ1040 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

LET THE GAMES BEGIN ! – Walking into this dealership one can almost hear the phrase 'Let the Games Begin' announced over the speaker system. After receiving an affirmative response to a simple email identifying the vehicle being sought, expected trade-in value and maximum affordable purchase price, I arrived at the dealership expecting to have my trade-in appraised and to discuss the next steps for completing the purchase. Met by the smiling internet salesman, he stated that the desired vehicle had been located at one of the... read more

Sportsmom4 

on Citysearch

14 years ago

please keep on driving..do not stop here – My 19 year old son was not treated well at all when he went to purchase his FIRST car! After two days he came home with a car he liked..not loved but liked! He called the dealership for 3 weeks trying to find out when he was to come back and get the plates etc. He was always put on hold for at least 20-45 minutes.MOST OF THE TIME THEY NEVER EVEN PICKED UP! He would have to hang up so he could go to class or work. Well finally out of the blue we get a call. They wanted him to come do... read more