I took my crown Victoria here and it was the worst experience of my li... read more I took my crown Victoria here and it was the worst experience of my life. My car was stolen from the lot. The owner accused me of stealing my own car and after that he dodged my calls and my car was never paid for or recovered. It was a loss and at the time I didn't have the money or time to take him to court. I hope Karma takes care of him and his bad business practices
They where a little slow to start the report process, but they provide... read more They where a little slow to start the report process, but they provided excellent customer service with a great rate for my repairs. I'm still driving my 2002 Mercedes Benz CLK 430 without any further problems. They also made me aware of other problems and repair them at a lower cost than quoted by other repair shops.
(With no history of delinquency) I was late on ONE car note payment a... read more (With no history of delinquency) I was late on ONE car note payment and the car was repossessed and auctioned off. I called to check if it was repossessed the day of. They said that they sent a "stamped" letter in the mail however I didn't receive a physical copy. (This legally covers them, if they send a letter. Doesn't matter if you get it or not) I was told by Brian (Last name unknown) that the latest I could pay the fees were on the 10th day of storage. He expressed could pay the late fee and note combined to get the car back. The exact words were "you owe me 785...come in today before 5:00 to pick it up" Well I had to gather the amount before paying it. This took time. When the 10th day came I got out of class late afternoon and called to make the FULL payment. He then told me that the car may have been auctioned. He told me that the auction happens on the 10th day at 9am. (This was not expressed to me before. If it was, I would have made different payment arrangements) HOWEVER He didn't call me back directly. I actually found out this fact from my co-signer who could be in the office in person at the time. He later walked away from this conversation with the co-signer when questioned about the lack of communication and his contradicting story lines of interactions with me (the buyer) He didn't explain that in reality the 9th day was "the last day to make a payment" . Which he "wasn't legally responsible to do" as I was told. (You see how shady this sounds?) All of my personal belongings in the car were thrown away (jacket, shoes, a few expensive school books) After some investigation and conversations with others I actually paid more money than I should have for the car anyway.
