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10/22/08
Please read this. THEY WILL RIP YOU OFF
by chinesecateater at Citysearch
They had a nice BMW 1990ish model that i was wanting to buy. They priced it at about $19000 with tons of miles on it and as a mechanic, I noticed a hint of gas from the exhaust which is a sign of engine trouble. I told my 'sales guy' of the problem in order to get him to deeply discount it where he brought it to $16,900. I checked the website for the dealership earlier and noticed the ONLINE LIST PRICE for the SAME VEHICLE was listed at the 16,900! Oddly enough, I work at a place where one of my customers winded up being an employee of this dirty dealership. I told this young kid the car i wanted and thats when he told me of how he 'hot dogged' and drived over-aggresively with the same BMW i was interested in (to tell me how 'awesome and fast' it was). I explained him my situation about the pricing and even he acknowledged that its an overpriced car, that they have $5000-8000 markups. DO NOT BUY A CAR FROM THESE THIEVES! I went to their Sandy springs store later to check out a mustang they had and the sales guy pretended to be the manager of the store telling me 'he couldnt discount anymore'. Remember the guy i told you that i met from the dealership at my workplace? he told me about this 'manager' and that in fact he was just another salesguy. I absolutely am disgusted with the practice of this place. I got my car at Ed Voyles and im 100% happy. Be VERY CAREFUL with these greedy dogs.
- Pros: Waste of time
- Cons: Terrible sales tactics, inventory switch-offs between stores to decieve customers
