Chris Graves

Bought my first car here! These guys are great and knowledgeable and the friendliest you’ll find. Only place I’ll do business!! They gave me top dollar for my trade, which was These guys are great and knowledgeable and the friendliest you’ll find. Only place I’ll do business!! They gave me top dollar for my trade, which was an older car. My grandmother had given me and got me a great deal on a brand new tracks extremely low payments and helped me understand the entire process couldn’t ask for a better crew I’ll be recommending all my family and friends!! More

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Nahhhhh. How about the Wheels of Fortune scam mailers going out right now? Got one from this location. You do the "Match & Win" and essentially win, right? Ne How about the Wheels of Fortune scam mailers going out right now? Got one from this location. You do the "Match & Win" and essentially win, right? Negative. You call the actual location online for this dealership and the operator transfers you to an extension that goes to VM. If you call the number on the mailout, you get a call center. We spoke to one named Mike and another right after that named Osmin(who sounded exactly like Mike, which I pointed out and he sounded shocked to be called out.) Initially they tell you that you've won and want to get your name, number and set up a time for you to come in. I ask lots of questions when it comes to "too good to be true" scenarios. They literally tell you that you've won and to come in for your cash. I finished that call with Mike and decided to call back with questions. That's when I got Osmin, who sounded exactly like Mike from my first call. I asked point blank if we were to go up there would we walk away with what it say we've won on the mail out. I was told yes. Until I asked if they were gonna make us spin a wheel to find out we actually didn't win said prize on mail out. He then stuttered, got real fidgety over the phone and said..."ohhhhh, yeah....you have to spin it to see if you won for real". None of it is printed on the mail out, so it's a full blown scam just to get people in there to listen to a sales pitch for cars no one can afford right now. I told him that none of what he was telling me is anywhere on the mail out and asked him why he was being deceiving. I think about people who will get these, think they've won, spend money on gas driving there to be deceived. Not cool. Especially all for foot traffic in your showroom. In the end, I asked to speak with a manager by the name of Ray. Been waiting for a while now. *Update* I called back to speak with Manager Ray from the mail out, and was placed on hold only to have the call disconnected and they will now not answer any call. I will be contacting an attorney and the BBB about this dealership and their bad scamming business ethics. But steer clear if any dealership wanting to scam you just to get you there. That tells you everything you need to know about them right from the start! More

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