Dave
Cottleville,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, December 28, 2015
All used and new car dealers in the state of Missouri are required to have vehicles inspected prior to delivering the vehicles to the customer. This inspection is a safety inspection not a mechanical inspection. When you purchase a used vehicle and plan on making a trip it is to your best interest to have that vehicle inspected mechanically. I think you were completely wrong and blaming the sales people for having the car inspected by their mechanic because they are required by law to do so. You were welcome and should have taken this Porsche to your mechanic before you major trip then you wouldn't of had to ride back on the train to St. Louis and possibly would have been able to contact the dealership and they would've work something out. You act like you expect these sales people to know the ins and outs of this vehicle. I promise you they may have only driven that car around the block or to move it from one space to another. The only way they would know for sure that is ever been wrecked or not is by a Carfax. And you have the right to request a copy of the Carfax. I think you had buyers remorse after the car broke down and you wanted to blame someone else and therefore you decided to put the screws to anyone you possibly could and that was the sales people. The salesman are hard-working and they work 10 to 12 hours a day and six sometime seven days a week. Walk a mile in their shoes for a while
jdfauto1
St. Charles,#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Thu, May 22, 2014
Ok lets set the record straight. I Jon Hawkins sold a 20,000 mile porshe 6 speed to a drug addict lady that could not drive a manual to save her soul. She burnt the clutch out a week later because trash should not drive luxury sports cars. I would have been very happy to help her get a new clutch, but she had her red neck brother call and threaten me numerous times. I offered to have a meeting with him any day of the week, but he turned out to be just a telephone tough guy with out the testicles to back up his mouth. If someone has a ligitimate complaint I feel that grownups can have a civilized meeting and find comon ground. I will never respond to threats from trailer trash. The car had no accidents, only a small scuff on the bumper that had not been repaired. She calls me a liar, but the only the only lie I saw was the weight she listed on her drivers liscence...140lbs my a*s (more like 340lbs). This lady was nuts along with her family and Judge Alex can kiss my a*s. We have been in business 13 years with this being our one and only complaint. I have sold 100's of cars over that time with a large percentage being repeat customers.
Thanks, Jon Hawkins JDF Auto
Lynn
St Peters,#4General Comment
Thu, December 27, 2012
First let me say I saw this on Judge Alex in the month of November. And this lady that is writing the complaint, she lost her case on the clutch. She clearly purchased the Porche with an "As Is" stricker on the window and she signed that sticker. Judge Alex is smart and he knew which one of the two sides was the crook. This lady was sent packing with her tale between her legs. And I do not believe the sales people were rude to her. Her brother could not appear in court, because he was under house arrest and could not leave this state. So he was proven to be the lier. I believe he did threaten the empioyees at the car lot and Jon was just defending himself and his employer.
JDF was required to pay for the accident that was not previously not disclosed. However in the case of the bad clutch, JDF was the winner here. Judge Alex knew who was write and who was wrong, an "As is Sale" is just what it says.
JFD Auto sells hundreds of vehicles eash month and I can assure you, I believe in their honesty. Especially after seeing this nasty report. When I am in the market for a used car, I will definately look towards JDF Auto and Jon Hawkins and Royce Cole.
They soulded super nice to me on the phone.
MartyMarsh
Stillwater,#5General Comment
Fri, June 01, 2012
Keep us posted.