Son Motors

Don’t buy from Son Motors unless you want to have to take them to court.
At point of purchase we noticed some potential issues with a car we wanted to buy, Son Motors said they would be responsible for fixing the vehicle so we didn’t negotiate the price down for the fixes. The purchase came with a 6 month warranty on powertrain as well. We drove the vehicle for a few months and during the warranty period took it to a 3^rd party mechanic listed in the warranty papers to check out the engine. When they opened it up they noticed the original repairs Son Motors took responsibility for weren’t done properly and caused more damage to the vehicle. When confronted about this Son Motors asked us to bring the vehicle back to them for fixing. Considering the first fix did more damage to the vehicle and the extra time it already took, we opted to fix it with the 3^rd party mechanic that guarantees their work. We asked Son Motors to cover the bill or at least a portion. They offered only a third of the bill stating that’s how much it would’ve cost them. I ended up taking them to court for this and was awarded more than half of the total bill, the judge had no doubt Son Motors was responsible for paying, he only didn’t award the markup the 3^rd party mechanic charged. At no point over the years did Son Motors reveal the true cost of the repairs to them until the court date i.e. they never provided us with quotes of how much it was to do the repairs, only offering us a fraction, passing on the cost to the customer. The court ordered Son Motors to pay us immediately the amount owed. Unless you want to have to take these people to court when there’s an issue, I strongly recommend not to buy a car from Son Motors, Omar Soaadi or Abas. At point of purchase they also lied about the documentation fee being negotiable. Everything on the bill of sale is negotiable. They tried to hide the $ 250 charge in taxes, when asked about it they said they have to charge and then I disclosed I worked in a dealership before and they knocked it down to $ 100. If you don’t want to pay that fee, you don’t have to. It’s a made up fee dealers used to pad their profit margin.