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• Review fromFrancisco P

  Date: 06/06/2023

  1 star
  They sold me a car that they Said it goes to expection
  That's a lie had the car not even a 2 weeks and it breaks in miami timing chain I I told them and they say to drive it the way it was to them
  That was not going to happen
  So I fix it talking to them the entire time thinking I they was going pay half nope 1500 down the drain
  I fixed it came back to titusville my Struts are broken one guy helped me a little told me he was going do right by me and gets me the part picked up my car tells me he was going take it to his brother's to fix it was there all day calls me told me he couldn't do it that he was going to take it to a shop then tells me it's to much he was hoping they would put it on for 100$
  Not in the world
  Not a good place to get a car

• Review fromMargaret O

  Date: 03/16/2023

  1 star
  I went in to buy a truck listed on Pat Fisher's Web site for $23,500. The listing says it has a clean car fax, but I was told by the salesman that the truck was previously owned by an employees son, and was involved in an accident where he had jack-knifed a trailer, resulting in costly repairs. My father asked the salesman how it was listed as a clean ******, and the salesman told us there were ways to get around ******, like not reporting an accident to your insurance company and making repairs before reselling. I still took it on a test drive, and decided I would still trade in for it. The salesman "ran the numbers" and I somehow didn't qualify. I only came in for the truck, he tried to talk me into an SUV, I ended up taking six hard hits to my credit that I am aware of. My father was asked to co-sign with me, he took eleven hits to his credit (life lock called him after we left the dealership because they suspected fraud). When I went to leave I asked "just how much is added on to the listed price in fees?" I was expecting no more than $3,000 tops. At this point the salesman told me they decided to raise the price of the truck 'this morning' on the truck in question. He didn't tell me untill after all was said and done. To this moment, the truck is still listed online for the original $23,500 price. I had cancer, I worked hard during my recovery to keep my credit good, I worked hard to build it once my cancer recovery was done. Taking hard hits to my credit like that is a hard blow to my confidence in ever dealing with credit again. I appreciate that the salesman was honest with me about the accident the truck was in, but upset that they made repairs and decided to raise the price just for me because the truck was in better shape than when I called to make the appointment. As I was leaving, I once again shoved my dad's wheelchair into the trunk of my car and tied it closed, we were both heart broken that they had deceived me with a false listing price, and lies.