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Complaint Review: COX NATIONAL - Bronx New York
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COX NATIONAL
4007 Boston Road Bronx, 10466 New York, U.S.A.
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COX NATIONAL DO NOT BUY FROM COX NATIONAL LLC. THEY SELL CARS THAT WERE IN ACCIDENTS! ripoff Bronx New York
I recently had a horrific experience with this dealership and I'm now warning the public to NOT waste their HARD EARNED MONEY on ANY vehicle from COX NATIONAL LLC. located in Bronx, New York.
I myself wasn't fooled by the fake smile on the typical car salesman who couldn't sell water to a whale. I know what I wanted and they sold it bottom line. I purchased a luxury vehicle(don't buy luxury vehicles from used car dealerships)and the next day my car had to be taken back for repairs. After a long two weeks I finally got my car back,fixed, at least thats what I thought. To curtail a long story I was back and forth trying to repair my car for weeks.
Nonetheless my patience was running short so I took my car to its manufacturer and to my surprise I was alerted that my car was in a BAD front end accident which in return voided my warranty.
After going back and forth with the management, the OWNER of COX NATIONAL finally told me he REFUSED to REPAIR my car. Now under the lemon law I'm protected and have filed complaints and will pursue this suit to its fullest extent.
I guess he thought he could take advantage of consumers and will be proven wrong very soon. There are thousands of dealerships in New York City let alone the Bronx.
Yes, i'm disgruntled because this dealership treated me unfairly and they will continue unless its brought to the customers attention.
Tarik Bailey
new york, New York
U.S.A.
I myself wasn't fooled by the fake smile on the typical car salesman who couldn't sell water to a whale. I know what I wanted and they sold it bottom line. I purchased a luxury vehicle(don't buy luxury vehicles from used car dealerships)and the next day my car had to be taken back for repairs. After a long two weeks I finally got my car back,fixed, at least thats what I thought. To curtail a long story I was back and forth trying to repair my car for weeks.
Nonetheless my patience was running short so I took my car to its manufacturer and to my surprise I was alerted that my car was in a BAD front end accident which in return voided my warranty.
After going back and forth with the management, the OWNER of COX NATIONAL finally told me he REFUSED to REPAIR my car. Now under the lemon law I'm protected and have filed complaints and will pursue this suit to its fullest extent.
I guess he thought he could take advantage of consumers and will be proven wrong very soon. There are thousands of dealerships in New York City let alone the Bronx.
Yes, i'm disgruntled because this dealership treated me unfairly and they will continue unless its brought to the customers attention.
Tarik Bailey
new york, New York
U.S.A.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Dick
Mankato,Minnesota,
U.S.A.
Hope things work out to your satisfaction
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, January 31, 2007
Sounds like you're getting your ducks in a row. Good luck, Tarik.
Tarik
New York,New York,
U.S.A.
Thanx for your insight however..
#3Author of original report
Tue, January 30, 2007
In New York State the lemon law warranty was designed for used cars. So as I said I am protected. In some cases if you don't fall within the given time frame the lemon law warranty will be void. In this case all my documents and mileage at the time of my report fall within the lemon law mileage/month guidelines. For more information you can google New York State lemon laws. Again thanks for you comment and wish me luck in my quest to get what is owed to me.
Dave
Jacksonville,Florida,
U.S.A.
You are not protected
#4Consumer Comment
Tue, January 30, 2007
There is no Lemon Law for used cars. What you should've done was taken the car to a mechanic and run a Carfax report before spending your hard earned money. Your only out here is to contact the AGs office, but if the car was sold as-is, you are pretty much screwed. However, if the car was sold with 'the balance of the manufacturer's warranty', then you might have a chance.
