Complaint Review: Cars Cars Cars - Cumming Georgia

For every fool who got a "great deal" on a car by buying it "As Is" and then expected the seller to act as if there's an active warranty when something went wrong.  I wonder- do you refuse insurance, and then file a claim when you're in an accident?

It sounds to me like you made a decision to Save Now, Pay Later- in other words, to buy a car "As Is" and hope for the best- and didn't get the car checked out by a mechanic first, because hey that costs money too- and now that the car needs repairs you want to demand the seller act as if you purchased a warranty.  Not going to happen. 

People like you sit on computers and pretend to be tough or smart... Lazy I was never, and the situaion is being handled... This was post was made to inform others about the situation to SAVE them ligation and time...  A good person I am the car had no emissions test done in over a year... I found out at the tag office which in this State is ILLEGAL... I could have easily reported their business but I decided to work with them... Its not easy being a Small Business Owner (I have one)... I choose the bigger route in life, now I will handle it accordingly. I hope you have a Good day and stop being  mad...

GOD BLESS 

I made my post to inform other people about the dealership... My situation is being handled... Warranty or not you dont scam people... I have read comment after comment from people who spent their last to be scammed.. This forum is to expose that... I have a Lawyer who will handle everything else.. Good day

They DID NOT sell you the car with a warranty, did they?  Yet some guy tells you they will fix it, right?  Did it ever occur to you the ambiguous nature of that statement?  If they were so willing to fix the problems, why wouldn't they include a warranty which is a BINDING CONTRACT for them to do so??? Oh, but you "trusted" them.  YOU ONLY TRUST SOMEONE WHO HAS A TRUSTWORTH TRACK RECORD WITH YOU!  How hard is THAT to understand? What is wrong with you people???  You then bring the BBB into this as if the BBB is in itself some great bastion of trust, integrity and honesty.  The BBB is NOT part of ANY government or law enforcement body even though they refer to themselves as "the bureau" as if they were the FBI.  The BBB's ONLY purpose in life is to SELL their PHONY "accreditations" and PHONY "ratings" to ANY business which wants to BUY into the BBB con-game.  This dealership, like many others and many other businesses can BUY their "A+" rating with the right amount of money then continue to scam the public while hiding behind the BBB.  These are FACTS which every legitimate business person knows, especially those who have been on the receiving end of the BBB shakedown.  

Now wise up!  Don't ever, ever go into any car dealership again without being ready to walk out when you don't like the numbers or terms.  YOU are the customer.  They need you.  You don't need them. The reason the Sleazy American Car Business exists is because the majority of people who walk thru their doors haven't the slightest clue as to what they are doing.  The car business is the SLEAZIEST sector of retail in this country.  I don't want to to ever again be victimized by these stinking slimeballs of retail!

I'm a consumer and have nothing to do with the dealership. However, I've purchased many vehicles over the years and when purchasing a used vehicle, it is always sold AS IS, unless you purchase a warranty with it. Check your contract. What does it say regarding a warranty?

If you have a warranty, is this repair covered?  If so then push the dealership for a repair now. Taking more than a month to complete an authorized warranty repair is unreasonable and a sign of something else happening. If no warranty is on this vehicle, then go get your car and take it to a legitimate mechanic to get repaired and pay out of pocket like the rest of us do on our AS IS purchases. 

I have never heard of a dealership covering a repair on an AS IS purchase months after purchase. It just doesn't make sense. 

...and once again, the "he assured me" and "I wanted to give a small business a chance" dodges.  You failed to do your due diligence.  You took an oral contract from a total stranger.  You got shafted and it's pretty much your fault for being lazy (sorry, "trusting") and in too much of a hurry to do your homework.