Update after response from owner Definitely have the right place- I found pictures of the guy who sold me the car on their Facebook and Instagram account. And the response didn’t address what I said in the review below- never said you sell used cars. Just that the business was used as a platform for the private sale (ad was on fb marketplace) by someone there, with keys, who acted like he owned the place. With a review like mine, alleging what it does, I would expect an honest place to reach out and try to connect with me to find out the details of what happened, and if any wrong doing occurred, make it right, rather than try to discredit the review by distracting from what it alleged and by discrediting the person who wrote the review. I was sold a 2WD white Tacoma and it was a shady deal. I stand by my honest and, I feel fair, review. I never put it directly on the business but I did link it to the business as it obviously was.
Original Review: Guy sold me a truck with a seemingly clean title that came back salvage. It had been in a big crash, and rebuilt. This was never disclosed to me. It was a private sale that he performed on business property, but not through the business, to be fair. Not sure if he is the owner but he presented himself that way.
When I told him about the title coming back as salvage, he Would not work with me to make it right. Not only that, but the original seats had been replaced with new seats that were only bolted to the floor with the front two brackets. The seat belt assembly was a part of the seat. This meant that had I been in an accident, the seat belts were effectively useless, and I would have gone through the windshield. I discovered this when I had to brake suddenly one day and the whole seat and me tilted forward into the steering wheel.
Kinda scary anyone would sell something like that to another person, knowing the risk to life and limb.
I had no recourse as I did not know that it was illegal for me to buy the car from him as his name, nor the companies name, was on the title. He told me it was his bosses truck from SC and he was selling it for him. Which is hind sight was an obvious lie. That mistake was mine, and I should have known better. My own fault. But none the less I felt that I...
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