KC
Kaesey Collins
May 6, 2026
The first red flag was when I arrived to see the vehicle I was interested in. They allowed me to test drive a car with stained seats in both the front and back, and the interior smelled terrible; like dirty gym socks and feet. The second red flag was that the vehicle had a dent and scratched paint on the front passenger side. I brought these concerns up to the salesman, Kevin, and he assured me that everything would be addressed by the time I returned to pick up the car.
When I returned the following Friday, the vehicle was still in the same nasty, smelly condition it was in when I first saw it. The dent and scratched paint were still there as well, third red flag. I was told that since I had purchased the vehicle, I could either take it home that day and bring it back Monday at 9 a.m., or leave it there for the weekend and they would call me Monday when it was ready. I chose to leave it there.
By Monday at 12 p.m., I still had not heard from anyone at the dealership. The excuse I was given was that the outsourced mechanic who was supposed to remove the dent had not shown up until sometime after noon, 4th red flag. I eventually escalated the issue and spoke with a manager named Mike. He repeatedly stated that he was not aware of how long the process had been going on, although he was aware that I had purchased the vehicle. I expressed my frustration with both the dealership and he claimed that he will see to it that my vehicle would be cleaned and ready.
When I was finally able to pick up the car the following Tuesday, almost a week after purchasing it, I saw that it had only been cleaned a little. There were still stains on the floors and seats, and the backseat cup holder had clearly been completely ignored. It was still filthy and stained. I was surprised because most dealerships make sure a vehicle is thoroughly cleaned inside and out before handing it over to a customer. The lack of effort and attention to detail was disappointing.
When I brought up an issue about the car, shaking, Kevin made a face and asked if I wanted my money back. The finance manager, Que, only paused his unprofessional and unwanted flirting with me to explained what was actually transpiring with the car, while Kevin sat at his desk.
On top of that, the car had no floor mats, and I was not told until after the fact that they would not be providing any. I brought this up via text message to Kevin, where I received no response and Mike was useless as usual.
After this experience, I would not recommend purchasing a vehicle from this dealership, especially a used one. They gave me the runaround, dragged their feet, tried to make me feel bad for wanting my vehicle in a proper state, and made excuses for things that many dealerships handle properly from the beginning.