RT Motorsports

could read them!

Now, my estimate from the dealer (who said that they have previous experience with this car, and it's always had problems) is $5,000.  This on top of the $10,000 that I financed.

I feel very taken advantage of.  If R/T Motorsports couldn't figure out what the problem was then they shouldn't have outright LIED that the problem was fixed.  The dealer also mentioned that the odds of R/T getting a legitimate Smog were little to none.

I would never recommend anyone to this dealer.  I am now in such debt and without a car, it has turned my life upside down.  I don't believe that R/T has a knowledgeable or competent mechanic team or staff.

BEWARE!

My experience with R/T Motorsports has been anything but positive.  I was looking for a reliable used car that was bigger than the car I owned.  The salesperson that I dealt with was extremely nice and I felt comfortable buying an 03 Infiniti M45 after having my dad (who manages a major vehicle repair shop in the city) check the car out and do a test drive.  No major problems had presented themselves, so I went ahead on financing the car.   (At this time the salesperson also told me that they would fix the drivers seat, which did not move forward, and this was never done.  I also told him that my dad said the tires were unsafe but he tried to feed my a line about it-even after my dad pointed out the radial.)

After two weeks of bending over backwards to provide R/T and the financing company with all of the paperwork they needed (which in the opinion of my boss, who used to be a finance manager for a BIG car sales company in town, was a ridiculous and unnecessary amount of paperwork) the car began to have problems.  It would shut off in the middle of driving and the RPM's would rage out of control.  I called the sales person at R/T and he had me bring the car down for his mechanic to look at.

I was called the next day and told that the problem was fixed.  Long story short, I took my car back to them 3 times and every time the problem was "fixed", but after completing the drive cycles the problem would start again.

After a month of this runaround (I live on the opposite side of town and just the gas money to try to get the problem "fixed" was outrageous) and after my first payment to the financing company, the problem was now so bad that I couldn't drive my car without all the warning lights flashing and engine shutting off.  I finally took my car to my dad's shop and the mechanic immediately upon hooking it up to the diagnostic machine told me that there was no way that they could have fixed the problem, because the codes were only such that the dealer could