Auto America Inc High pressure sales of bad car Grand Island Nebraska
Your typical high pressure car dealer. We ended up getting a VW that I tried to walk away from several times, mainly because of price and the fact it needed tires for safe driving. It also had been in accident and needed repair on rear quarter. When we went to get tires it was discovered it needed complete brake job also.
I wanted another opinion and took it to VW dealer who also said it needed complete brake service (Rotors were bad, 50% on front and 5% on rear pads). Autoamerica agreed at time of sale to take care of body damage and do inspection. Warning to every one getting car here, get your own inspection done at honest repair shop. The worthless mechanics this place takes their cars too claimed brakes on our car had 70% wear left. Brake warning light is now on.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Gary
na,Nebraska,
United States
Pictures of Brakes and Rotors
#5Author of original report
Wed, March 23, 2022
Just adding pictures of brakes and rotors that were supposed to have 75% wear left on the by dealers Great mechanic. Also Pictures of oil and air filter that so called mechanic said was good. Air filter was packed with leaves and other debres.
coast
United StatesWhy?
#5Consumer Comment
Wed, March 16, 2022
"a VW that I tried to walk away from several times"
Why were you unable to walk away?
Broken foot? Were you lassoed and dragged? Did the salesman snag you with a fishing line? Perhaps they drew you back in with a giant magnet because you're metallic?
Gary
na,Nebraska,
United States
Comical
#5Author of original report
Sun, March 13, 2022
Rebuttal is comical and obviously from dealer who couldn't even take responsibility for rock chips in body and windshield when they took it back for body repairs..
Irv
United StatesWho’s FAULT Is This???
#5Consumer Comment
Sat, March 12, 2022
It was YOU who agreed to buy a car which YOU KNEW had pre-existing problems. It was YOU who agreed to play the role of doormat, sucker and chump with NO BACKBONE to WALK AWAY from what YOU KNEW was a bad car. Now you want sympathy? This is nothing more than a case of BUYER’S REMORSE!