Recent content by Wristl355

sorry to hear that, my father have been dealing with them on everything for a year but there's nothing seemed to be wrong about them, price worth it though

I'm planning to buy a toyota car for the first time. How much do you normally pay for a dealer to work on?

just a question, has anyone here tried to go to dealerships and just wanted to test drive high-end cars without any intention of buying it? how did it go? I was just thinking of driving cars which I can only afford 20 years from now:eyebrows:

that's overpricing, it normally costs 40 bucks

Glad everything went smooth with your transaction Good thing you didn't agree with them easily on their financing One tip that I learned when going to a dealership is that you should always negotiate as a cash buyer

how i wish dealerships could be as honest as them, hope you find a good one

thanks for taking time sharing this and informing us :) We've been there for 1yr and done business with them, can't complain

lol, they lowered the price because no one is interested to buy except you, at least you made them a thought of you coming back and buy it, they might regret their refusal

I encountered the same type of guy 2 years ago. How ironic the customer was more knowledgeable than him. But personally for me, it won't be an issue with me as long as the dealer will give me a good deal., if not then it would be hell for him. that's the advantage of a wise buyer, do the...

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Reliable car As per Consumerreports.org, Mazda tops in used car ranking.

dealership scam IF you are really sure that they didn't do anything on your truck but still they charge you, speak up. If they insist, then pay and walk away. Don't waste your time with them and find a reliable one. That's the best thing to do.