Jim
Orlando,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, May 25, 2012
This certainly is a first! I mean, I deal with people every day and have learned of some really strange things they do but this is the first time I've ever heard of a car "shacking". How did you find this out? Did you discover the car was gone and parked in the neighbor's garage with another car? If your car has dumped you for another car, I can understand your pain...you must be in tears. Is there some way they transfer gas among each other? What about insurance complications? Is the normal relationship a car and a truck "shacking" but two cars or two trucks, that must be a little, let's say kinky? You really need to tell us what is going on after you get over the hurt.
Victor Nelson
Fridley,#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Thu, May 24, 2012
Ms. Watkins purchased a 2000 Monte Carlo with 164k miles. A search on cars and carsoup shows our price to be one of the lowest within 50 miles. We have sold 2,351 vehicles since opening in January 2005. It is certainly never our intent to sell any vehicle with known mechanical problems. Ms. Watkins transmission did in fact fail 2 weeks after purchasing the vehicle. The vehicle was sold with a 2yr 24,000 mile warranty that did cover the transmission. The warranty company had not received the contract at that time and there was a period of wait to submit a claim. As for the credit card dispute Ms. Watkins did not have a credit card to Start her insurance policy. The charge was put on our company credit card and we were billed for a 6 month premium. We disputed the charge as we had only received the 1 month start up fee from Ms. Watkins.