PSL Motors - Charlie I bought a 1998 Plymouth mini van in February 2009. I had nothing but problems with it. I could get no help or the right repairs from them.Now the van sounds like it is going to blow up and I can not even get a phone call back from them,after leaving many messages. I paid $2500.00 and can't get no help from them. Now I find out that they are rip offs. Port ST. Lucie Florida
I bought a 1998 Plmouth Voyager from PSL motors.The owner Charlie wanted $1988.00 for the mini van,after he added $349 for conveyance and $29 for service ¬ary fees,and $15 for filing fees and $150 for state & local taxes and $100 for license & registration (cod)the total came to $2511.00. I gave them a check for $500.00 for a deposit,so the total was $2011.00.It took them forever to get the vehicle ready.Charlie said they put in new motor and
fix a few things. When I finally got the mini van I had to bring it back for the ac unit and the light were flashing on panal which they never fixed,I had to bring it back for new tires in the front because they were different sizes then
the back ones.I met his wife at walmart which kept waiting for 2 1/2 hours.I
also had to bring it back because the gas tank spout was just hanging by a
wire. I had to keep bringing it back for all kinds of problems they had the van more then I did for the first month a half.They were totally unprofessional
and now when I start the van up it sounds like it is going to blow up, and I can't get in touch with them. I went on line to see if they were still in business only to find out about the rip-offs. I need a vehicle for transportation for my grandchildren that live with me.I gave them two checks,
1 for $500. 1 for $411. and cash for $1,600. I held up my part the deal but they did not.Now I am paying car insurance and registration for a vehicle I don't dare to drive.Please help me to take care of this problem so he don't do it to more people.Thanks
Donna
Port ST. Lucie, Florida
U.S.A.
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Ashley
Springfield,Missouri,
U.S.A.
Vehicle
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, July 29, 2009
Was the vehicle sold "AS-IS" or were you sold a warranty?
if you were sold a warranty you need to contact the warranty company.
If you were sold the vehicle "AS-IS" then you are liable for the expenses of fixing the car.
Next time you are buying a car, take it to a mechanic and have it checked out from top to bottom. Car salesmen will lie to you and once that car is sold, its not their problem anymore. This dealership will not fix you car, you can try suing if you like, but I don't believe you have the grounds for that.