webuyanycar.com

Worst mistake EVER! I was quoted a price of $ 890 for a 2005 Ford Taurus, which was way below market we just wanted to liquidate the car because it’s hardly used. We get there, Ryan takes a look at the title and determines in a second the car was worth $ 200! Seriously… He knew exactly what he was doing! He made us take the drive knowing fair well what he was doing! I gave VIN #, mileage, title info– everything prior to heading out there! BEWARE NEVER EVER EVER GO THERE!!! Waste of time!!!

I just sold my 2^nd car to them. Like I said before, I see all the negative reviews but both of my experiences have been great. I sold a vehicle that was coming to end of a lease. I did not drive it much so I had equity in it, meaning it was worth more in private sale than the payoff value. the car was super clean, so I knew there would be very little they could quibble with. I left with a check for $ 3300 on a leased car. very happy.
this is a business. if your car has been in an accident that automatically drops the price no matter how it looks. period. if your car has dings in it, they are gonna drop the amount they pay. they are looking for reasons to drop the amount. but I have sold them 2 very clean cars.
and both times I dealt with Ryan. He was friendly, helpful, informative. I would absolutely sell another car to them. it saves me the time and trouble and sketchiness of a private sale. if your car is in good shape with a clean history, you will likely do better here than what a dealer will give for trade in. I have just done so, twice.

We were offered 2700. Went back one week later, and, guy said price went down to 1400. After haggling over a computer for 30 minutes, he offered 2300. Nothing but cheesy, sleazy, used car salesman tricks. Dishonest, low handed, scum bags.

I did the online estimate of my car and you schedule when you are able to bring your car in to get bought. They do say that it’s an estimate and an evaluation during your meeting will determine the real cost.
Website estimate for 2000 Toyota Avalon XLS about $ 2,700
In– person estimate $ 300
Guy said he checked with his manager and the cosmetic repair and a new radiator would bring down the price, and it wouldn’t be profitable for them to resell. The next week, I repaired the radiator for $ 500, then webuyanycar called me again asking if I still wanted the $ 300… no thanks, my Toyota has another 100,000 miles.
(Kelly blue book also said my car was worth about $ 2,300)

I had an appointment at the Cherry Hill office with Mitch or Ryan and they had quoted me a price for my car, it was a pretty fair price so I said I would come in. They bragged about how the process was so easy and friendly GUESS AGAIN!!! When I got there Ryan ran a report on my VIN and it came up to have a small fender bender back in 2008, it was fully repaired and there was no signs of anything even under the car since I had just had a mechanic put it on the lift and inspect it prior to that visit to WBAC, then he did a full inspection and came up with very minor things. Once that was complete my offer went down by 1800 $ so I had told him that I have had a few offers on the car so he said he would see what he could do so he sent an email and in 5 min he said the best he could do was $ 1300 off the original price. I continud to inform him that the price he was giving me was too low and that I had offers for more and at that point he became very aggressive and belligerent. I told him I didnt appreciate his attitude and to give me the best price he could and I would go home and consider it. He wouldn’t hear of it, he did not want me to leave with my car and actually began degrading me and questioning my decisions. I informed him again that I did not appreciate his questions and yet he continued to push and be nasty so I got up and left very annoyed. It was the worst experience and I would tell anyone who has a decent car and able to sell it yourself or in financial situation where you have time DO NOT use this company to purchase your car and do your research on what you car is truly worth otherwise you will get less.
BTW he informed me that dealers want to make a profit of 2 – 3 thousand dollars on each of the cars they purchase so before you give them the profit try and get some more money in your own pocket instead.

A complete scam. Brought my vehicle in for an appraisal and the next day agreed to sell it to them. They confirmed the amount I would owe them as it was less then what I owed on the vehicle. The day I went to take the car to them, they call me back and tell me they were only offering me about $ 3,000 less then what we originally agreed upon. This is on top of them confirming the exact amount that I would be giving them a check for. Don’t waste your time!

I wasn’t sure about selling my husband car to this company, it sounded a bit «sketchy». We arrived on time for our 1pm appointment in cranberry township. My first impression of the office was not the greatest, it’s a big office space with 1 little desk in it. Anyway, after an awkward conversation with our sales guy, I learned that our sales guy was still hungover from his new years party in south side… poor thing. I was given a valuation of $ 2750 for the car, but ended up getting an offer for $ 1500.I was there for over an hour while the sales guy dealt with some computer issues. I will be selling car on my own. This company gives you a high valuation to get you in the door, I don’t appreciate how I was treated, such a waste of time. Considering all of the negative reviews, I would guess this company will not be in business too much longer. I should have read reviews before I made this appointment.

I realized quickly after moving into the city that I no longer needed my car. I didn’t feel like going through the hassle of selling it myself and had seen the TV spots for we buy any car so I decided to bring my car here to see what they could offer me.
They say the appointments should take about a half hour, but unfortunately it took more than double that. I sat in an office and talked about the process and went over some paperwork with the sales guy (forget his name, sorry!). After that, I brought my car to the curb out front of the store and started it up so they could do a very VERY detailed inspection of the car. This included everything from the condition of the interior, the engine, and even the everyday scratches that every car has. I was selling a fairly newer Volvo so there weren’t any major issues with it and they gave me a fair amount for the car. It was definitely less than if I were to sell it myself, but they resell these cars so I understand they need to make a profit.
The convenience of it all is what made the experience «A-​Ok» in my book. Drove my car there, spent a little over an hour, and walked out with a check.

This was the sleaziest car-​related business I’ve ever experienced. The senior manager (dan) and his employee (ervin) were rude, condescending, pushy, and dishonest all at the same time. Every used-​dealer trick was used. We witnessed Dan make a fake call to a regional manager. Despite having a 4:00 appointment, we had to wait until 4:45 for «paperwork». When we tried to walk out, we were followed into the parking lot (had to shut the door in his face and drive away). Dan was also berating Ervin publicly, making the atmosphere uncomfortable for all. This could have been an SNL skit of itself.