David Motor.

I’m sure my review isn’t going to offset the 1-​star reviews David’s already got, but I really didn’t have much of a problem with this place.
I totaled my 2005 Ford Focus and decided to go for a bit of an upgrade, and decided I wanted a 2008 Hyundai Elantra. David had the car going for the cheapest rate within a hundred mile radius.
Now, these other reviews strike me as being written by negligent car shoppers. People, there are procedures you go through when shopping for cars. These are obvious and absolutely essential if you don’t want to get screwed over.
1. Go to the dealership
2. Find the car you want.
3. Write down the VIN, check it out on Carfax. DO THIS *YOURSELF.*
4. Check the value of the car on Kelly Blue Book
5. Bring the report to the dealer
6. Check out the car with the dealer and carfax report in hand, note everything wrong with it and make sure they see that you’re noting it.
7. Go for a test drive.
8. If everything seems fine, take the car to a trusted mechanic and have them do a full-​point inspection. Costs money, but you need to know what you’re about to buy.
9. If there are problems, explain to the dealer that you won’t be buying the car unless THEY pay to have the problems fixed. If they won’t, get up and walk away.
There are probably some other things I’m missing. One of the earlier reviews for this dealership says that they *ASKED* to see the carfax report. I find that to be absolutely amazing. You asked? Get off your lazy butt and do some of the work yourself. RESEARCH is required before any major purpose, especially a car! Display some adaptability and do some work that will benefit yourself.
Anyway. I checked out the car, found it to be quite acceptable, took it to a mechanic for an inspection, and then brought it back with the mechanic’s report. The car needed its transmission flushed and serviced, as well as something else I can’t remember at the moment. The total amount to have this taken care of would have been $ 500+. I told David that this was a deal breaker for me. I wanted the car, but if he wasn’t willing to make sure that it was in tip-​top shape, I wouldn’t be buying it. He agreed to pay for the service, and I bought the car. I still have it; wonderful vehicle.
If you approach these people with a friendly, no-​BS attitude, you show them that you know what you’re doing, and you know how the game is played, they will not even TRY to screw you over. The problem is that it takes effort, intelligence, and RESEARCH for that to work. If you are the type of person that isn’t willing to protect YOURSELF through a little bit of knowledge, you deserve to be ripped off, and I have no pity for you at all. Don’t blame David for your astonishing ignorance.
Four stars.

Sketchy Dealer.
I found a good deal here so I decided to check it out. I test drove the car and everything seemed fine. I inspected the exterior of the car and found that the fender was replaced. I wanted to know more on what happened to the fender and if it was in a accident, how severe it was.
So I asked to see the CARFAX. He showed me portions of the carfax (page 2 and 4). I asked to see the rest of the CARFAX but he said he didn’t have it (really?) So I asked him to get the full report and fax it to me. I waited a couple days for his reply but no response. I called a couple times to ask but he never called me back.
Overall this dealership gave me negative vibes and the location was ghetto too. AVOID.

OMG… I was desperate for a car and I stumbled upon this place. I totally regret it!!! I had a bad accident a few months ago and completely totalled my beautiful shiny deep red 2006 Mustang. I went a month without a car, and couldn’t find anything affordable. I found a decent looking car here, at an affordable (too good to be true) price. A few months later (NOW) I’m slowly finding out he sold me a a piece of crap car! Now I see why a carfax is a must!!!
Do NOT buy anything off this lot! No good can come from it!

It’s a miracle how these people even survive in the car business. When I first got there, there was no parking space, so I had to park on the street that says «no parking.» Then, a guy named Eddie with a really bad attitude showed up. I pointed to where my car was and asked him where I can park my car, then he asked me «are you here to sell your car??» I said «no, I am here to buy.» Then, he got pissed and said «Then, why do you show me where you car is??» I wanted to walk away, but I thought this is too funny to be true. So, I asked him to show the car I came to see and asked him to tell me something about the car. Eddie said «Well… it’s red, it runs well, everything is good.» hahaha… Then, I asked him to show me the carfax. He took me inside the office to see the owner, David. David asked me if I am going to buy the car, but I told him I will think about it after I see the carfax. Then, he said «What’s there to think about? It’s only $ 9995???» At this point, I was just amazed and decided to walk away… if any one is bored and want to see how people failed their business, you should come check it out and see how funny these people run their business… it’s kind of sad really…