Car Tec Enterprise

I don’t even know if I should rate these people a one. After asking for a $ 50 refund which I felt I was entitled to after speaking to Sal and he said ‘any money you put down is completely refundable’. I called him for the refund and he pushed me over to Anthony who doesn’t use the best use of grammar. He told me it wasn’t refundable and it’s on the bill of sale which I found and didn’t see it at first. After explaining the things I was told. He asked then put Sal on the phone. Of course he was gonna tell me that’s what he tells everyone. I admitted my mistake by not reading the bill of sale but they couldn’t admit there’s. They then got cheeky throwing things like ‘it’s on the bill of sale that you signed twice’ as if I was an idiot. Which I was for ever trusting some gombas like these.

If a dealer doesn’t put a free CARfax on their listing it’s a deal breaker.

I emailed them in advance to make sure a certain car they had listed online was available and that they would take my trade because I was coming from far away. They said yes but when I got there, the car had been sold. Very disappointed.

Swindlers! Will only run your credit if you sign a waiver saying you are willing to lose $ 50 of your hard earned money. Quite the «artists» also Anthony stated the price of the car may change depending on the rate you get so kudos on ethical business practices my friend! Wrote a letter to the Better Business Bureau and the Attorney General hopefully they looked into the dishonesty. I lost my car in hurricane sandy wasn’t looking for yet another headache! If you see this place in your seach engine pass it right by!

Seriously, don’t bother with this place. When you look at their website, be sure to read the poorly written and poorly worded fine print alongside the «special internet pricing».
They’ll refuse to allow you to test drive the car because they know that it would only be a waste of time. Their bait-​and-​switch pricing method allows them to swindle customers with absurdly low advertised vehicles. They force you to buy a warranty alongside the internet pricing with an additional $ 1,400 tacked on so they can «ensure that they make a profit.»
Car shopping can be infuriating and CarTec only makes the process much, much more frustrating. Avoid this place like the plague.

I recently purchased an 08 Honda Accord Coupe and completely fell in love with the vehicle and the dealership! The employees are very helpful and understanding of my financial situations, they worked with me to the best of their ability and I ended up happier than I thought. Even though the car was used, it was in great condition. The customer service was excellent and I would definitely recommend anyone in search of a great used car to head over here!

After reading all reviews, I still called on a car «too good to be true.»
I gave them the stock # and VIN # of the listed vehicle. Sales person insisted on asking «what type of car is it? «When I asked him to pull up by VIN or Stock # he hung up. To me this exchange shows clear indication of «bait and switch,» an ultra-​lazy sales person or a combination of both. The icing obviously, was how incredibly and unnecessarily rude he was. Negative stars if available!

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME!!!
So unimpressed with this dealership. We should have listened to the reviews that warned against buying a car here. My husband called in advance to see if there were any hidden costs & they said no. Then we arrived and they informed us that we would have to pay an additional $ 1,800 for an extended warranty if we wanted the car for the price we saw online.

Stay far away from this place drove 2 hours to come test drove two cars and told me can’t test drive more 2 cars then I let run my credit which I have great credit tells me I have to leave a 50 dollar deposit before they can call bank and is not refundable so like idiot I give 50 dollars then he gives me receipt shakes my hand and says will call u when the bank gets back to us lol calls me 10 days later gives me a outrageous payment on the car of course iam not gonna buy the car… so they keep 50 dollars and as i was there a lady who bought a car was screaming that they sold her a flood car… sstay far away a bunch of assholes here

I had a similar experience as the above poster. Emailed with the owner a bit and was invited to come down to check out an ’06 Honda CR-​V. Drove 5+ hours from Boston on a Sunday as their website indicated they were open 7 days a week, and even called the place ahead of time to verify the car was there. When I arrived, I was told «Oh, there’s no test-​drives on Sundays» (something ALSO not mentioned on their website). I turned to walk out the door and the guy said «Well, maybe I can let you drive it up and down the cul-​de-​sac for a minute, but no freeway». A poor compromise, but whatever. Took the 500-​foot ‘test drive’, the car ran fine, and I went in to make an offer on the car. Since the website price was asking about $ 800 more than KBB for a car that was most definitely not in ‘excellent’ condition (pitting on the hood, and a big ol’ paint chunk taken out front and center, none of which were on the photos of the car on the website which makes me suspect either damage at a later date or blatant Photoshoppery) I made an offer taking that into account and was told «Oh sorry, the prices listed on our website are our invoice prices and we won’t go below that. Furthermore, since we have to make money, that price doesn’t include a mandatory $ 2000 upcharge that gives you a (nebulous) warranty (of sketchy provenance). You can negotiate anywhere in that $ 2000 window, but we won’t go below the price on the website. Didn’t you read the fine print?» (The fine print, for the record, included phrases like ‘Make us an offer we can’t refuse!’, no mention of ‘we won’t go below the listed price’)
Needless to say, I laughed at the guy and walked out. At least the drive to and from NY was pleasant. Bought a 2014 Mazda CX-​5 the next day (black, standard transmission. Giggity!), been happy with it ever since.
It may also be worth mentioning that the owner’s name is Anthony Oddo, and the ‘filtered’ review is from an «Anthony O» in Deer Park, NY. Not saying there can’t be two «Anthony O’s» on Long Island, but it does raise more than a few red flags as to the honesty of this dealer.