D & A Guaranteed Auto Sales

FALSE advertising !!! the prices they give you on the phone or online are FAKE. Dont waste ur time like i did they give a low price but thats the price after giving $ 10,000 down payment i called 311 and made a report.

What horse$#!@ of a business. Called about a car for $ 5,999, which btw is the cars market value, was told thats the price and that its available. I travelled for over an hour on trains then a bus and walking to get to this scam artist and voila! Take a guess what happened next? DOUBLE THE PRICE! 6K IS THEIR ‘FINANCED PRICE’, they want 12k for this junkyard ‘steal’. BBB COMPLAINT: CHECK!
Innocent person thats employed there seems very fed up with owners lack of ethics. Mentioned some guy flew in from Texas, after having confirmed actual asking price to only find out it’s DOUBLE!
What goes around comes around… it’ll bite you in your @$$! Hope it kicks you too!

I called them today in reference to a 2012 Infiniti G37 listed for $ 8,999 with 34k miles. I had to call 6 times before someone finally answers. This person was so unprofressional. I asked very simple questions, how long have you had the car? «Few days», Can you tell me a little about the cars background? «No», the price online is $ 8,999 is that the actual price or is it a mistake? «I don’t know». I asked if I could speak to someone else, «Ummmmmmmmm No.», Incredible… I thought for a second to reconsider and call this clown again tomorrow but after reading these last few reviews I had to leave one! Friendly reminder to anyone buying a used car, if it’s too good to be true that’s cuz it is! Good luck

This place runs a scam if you see a price that looks pretty good on the Internet just expect to pay double once you get there, even if they tell you that same price over the phone. The salesman said they advertise 50% of what the price actually is and on top of that, this place in in the ghetto I didn’t even want to get out of my car in this neighborhood. The amount of $ they want for their cars are not even reasonable and all the cars look like they’ve been in wrecks almost all the interior was disgusting I wouldn’t even want to sit on the seats. Dont waste your time driving to the ghetto for these crap cars

The guy who runs this place has no idea how to deal with customers. I emailed through
, he responded in an incredibly unprofessional manner, not even able to type out «you», but instead, «u». Just no professionalism. Anyway, I’m trying to get some info about a Nissan Frontier, priced ridiculously well and I am considering driving from Virginia to buy the thing, just looking for a little info first. All I could get out of the guy was, «u have to come in»… No thanks, I’m good. Don’t really want to drive five hours to see a carfax.
Then I come to Unilocal and see the other review about how he listed a Mazda for 5k, but then actually wanted double the price when the guy got to the dealer. Wouldn’t be surprised is that’s the case with this truck and that’s why he wouldn’t answer a single question.
I wish
would prohibit «dealers» like this from using their site… If I want to deal with people who don’t know how to be polite, or type a somewhat professional email, I’ll just go to craigslist.

This is easily the most unethical business I have dealt with in the last 10 years. They listed a 2010 Mazda on
for only $ 5000. I emailed them twice for further clarification on the price since it was so low. I figured that there must be some damage or something and I wanted to know upfront what I was getting into. They responded but evaded my questions and only encouraged me to come in for a test drive. Since I was doing business in the nearby area I came by and learned that the $ 5000 price tag was only a «down payment» and that the real price tag was about $ 10,000.
They knew full well what they were doing, luring in customers by manipulating the pricing information on
and not clearly stating anything about the real price. Nowhere on the
listing doesn’t clarify that $ 5000 is a down payment.
doesn’t work that way.
They may have fooled me; don’t let them fool you. Do not reward unethical business practices.