Steve
Cary,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, October 23, 2006
"At this point I knew I did not want to deal with them to buy a car." But you went there ANYWAY? WHY? THEN you sat there and listened to horror stories from existing customers and STAYED there? WHY? And then there is the kicker-You stayed there for 45 minutes filling out paperwork?! WHY?!
Andrew
Minneapolis,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sun, October 22, 2006
I once had a car "Purchased" from car hop. My only question to Craig would be, why no prices right way? Are you waiting to see what the consumer can afford and then charge them? What's with the Lengthy loan proccess and the Instant Messgaing way of contacting the Loan company in Nebraska? If you have been around for 10 years you should be doing pretty well, why communicate like your teenagers? explain to me why a very high majority of your cars "Fall apart" soon of shortly after the purchase? who is this mechanic you claim to use? why don't you let people take it to there own mechanic? I understand that your compnay is not a dealership, but what is with all of the hoops? why should questions like this even be asked? please let me know. I'm sure you will have a very well typed answer so I'm looking foward. and Craig, great customer service and a good appearing office goes a long way just and FYI. And as a word to the wise, don't fall trap to these "bad credit ok" things, they are nothing but crap, always and forever, they are out there to make money, and they know you don't have a lot. be smart and wait, I made the mistake when I was young.
Mary
Saint Paul,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, October 12, 2006
UNFORTUNATELY! This is a word that Carhop uses a lot! It embodies the type of customer service they give you, and let's you know what you will have to deal with for the next 2 years while you make a car payment for a car that will not start most of the time. Believe me, I am one of those UNFORTUNATE customers. I have only had my car for 6 months, and already, I have had to replace numberous parts on a car that was supposed to have a "warranty". Seemingly, the warranty has not covered any parts on my car, and when I asked for specific information on what the warranty did cover, thy told me " UNFORTUNTELY, we do not have a list" ( there's that word again!) And, thank you, Craig-Edina, for rebutting against my original complaint, and saying that you did not even sell me a car. Craig likes this site. He seems to be the one who rebuts against all postings about carhop. This company must be a rip off. In their paranoia, they seem to have hired someone, (Craig), who's most important job at Carhop is to post rebuttals. Congratulations, Craig. You have reached the top of the ladder of success.
Craig
Edina,#5UPDATE Employee
Fri, July 07, 2006
Jim, we appreciate the opportunity you gave us to help you get a vehicle. We have helped thousands of people obtain financing and a good car with a warranty, but unfortunately our program is not for everyone. I apologize if you felt that you were misled into coming to one of our stores, but unfortunatley we can not sell a car over the phone. I am also sorry that you did not like the appearance of our store, but we have been in business for 10 years so it is unfair to say that we look like we would be out of business tomorrow. . Although I don't know the specifics of your situation since you wish to remain anonymous, the numbers you gave seem off for a Honda with a free 18-month warranty, like is included with all of our vehicles. I wish you good luck in your car search and hope that if you give us a real shot at your business again we could be of some help.