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Complaint Review: South Florida Auto Group - Miami Florida
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South Florida Auto Group
201 Sw 37 avenue Miami, 33135 Florida, U.S.A.
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305-444-5990
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South Florida Auto Group ripoff Sells cars that have had serious accidents tries to make them pass as new Miami Florida
I went to purchase a specific make, and year of auto the dealer had two that intrested me. I choose one, and after all paperwork was done with the bank, I took the auto to inspect and thats when it all started.
The guy advised me that this car was a death waiting to happen on the road. The car as had previous auto accindents and was in very bad condition. The axles where bent and once he open the hood he realize that the air bags, engine, and brake lines whre disconnected so I would not notice they needed work. The dealer told me the car had air bags in both side, when the mechanic check their was nothing. The mechanic said the only way this wire could have disconnected was if someone tamper with it.
After the inspection I called the dealer and told him, he said no problem come bring the car and I check it. When i arrived he was laughing. Then he had the nerve to tell me that he never said the car had airbags.
So now I have another car which is the second car i was intrested in at first when i was undicided which car to take he said the car that i first took was more expecsive than the other. once i switch the car he said that that one was more expensive. I take the car anyways to check this time before any paper work is done. That day was already late for a check up so I decided to do it the next day after work on my way to take the car to check the transmission shut on me, an dthe axle to the car broke, the muffler fell to the ground.
I call the dearler he tell me for me to call the tow truck, whick I did not do, I called a friend and drove to the dealer and gave him the keys for him to handle.
well the conclusion to the story is that the i came to find out the dearler was selling cars for a person who did not have a dealer license. he would buy crash cars and fix them himself. then go 50 50 with the owner of the dearler for the sell of the car. I lost days of work, and twice i paid for inspection of the cars, I also went with the insurance they offer at the dearler and i have no insurance it was a false person selling insurance i paid $ 600.00 which i'm out off.
Rosie
Miami, Florida
The guy advised me that this car was a death waiting to happen on the road. The car as had previous auto accindents and was in very bad condition. The axles where bent and once he open the hood he realize that the air bags, engine, and brake lines whre disconnected so I would not notice they needed work. The dealer told me the car had air bags in both side, when the mechanic check their was nothing. The mechanic said the only way this wire could have disconnected was if someone tamper with it.
After the inspection I called the dealer and told him, he said no problem come bring the car and I check it. When i arrived he was laughing. Then he had the nerve to tell me that he never said the car had airbags.
So now I have another car which is the second car i was intrested in at first when i was undicided which car to take he said the car that i first took was more expecsive than the other. once i switch the car he said that that one was more expensive. I take the car anyways to check this time before any paper work is done. That day was already late for a check up so I decided to do it the next day after work on my way to take the car to check the transmission shut on me, an dthe axle to the car broke, the muffler fell to the ground.
I call the dearler he tell me for me to call the tow truck, whick I did not do, I called a friend and drove to the dealer and gave him the keys for him to handle.
well the conclusion to the story is that the i came to find out the dearler was selling cars for a person who did not have a dealer license. he would buy crash cars and fix them himself. then go 50 50 with the owner of the dearler for the sell of the car. I lost days of work, and twice i paid for inspection of the cars, I also went with the insurance they offer at the dearler and i have no insurance it was a false person selling insurance i paid $ 600.00 which i'm out off.
Rosie
Miami, Florida
