Dealer Direct

I purchased a 2004 jeep liberty listed as excellent condition. It lasted six days! We got stranded on the road without a transmission. We probably put less than 200 miles on it. Salesman Josh said sorry. He is not willing to take ownership for being deceitful. Basically said we bought a used car. He said he can give us a mechanics name to go to. No thank you!!! They are not willing to help with repair fee in any way. Never trust them.

BUYER BE WARE! Don’t fall victim to the scams this business runs. They recently sold me a car which was advertised to be in perfect working condition and supposed to run for another 100,000 miles. Needless to say it didn’t do that. In fact, it didn’t run more than 1,000 miles. I drove a bit less than that, mostly highway miles as I am a stay at home mom. After less than 1,000 miles the car literally died. Driving home with my 6 month old in the back, the car lost power and wouldn’t «go» anymore. After getting it towed and looked at the mechanic, who charged me nothing for looking at the vehicle, told me my best bet would be to scrap the entire car. He said if it was his car he would scrap it. So after owning the car for a month and a half and driving under 1,000 miles I am left with a 2002 Subaru Forester that needs a new motor, has broken power steering, is leaking power steering fluid, transmission fluid, and coolant. The car was said to have been sold to me in good working condition and suddenly a month and a half later I need to scrap it. Buyer be ware, this is a scam!