Crossroad Car Connection

I’m not an expert on cars but I definitely know a thing or two about sports cars, as my Tiburon is the second materialistic love of my life. I had stopped here during February after a bright blue Tiburon had caught my eye, since the lot is so incredibly small; I walked through their entire inventory only to be disappointed and leave heart broken. Almost every single car needed so much work that it wasn’t worth anywhere near what this dealership was asking. The few cars they had that I was interested in all had flat tires, loads of rust, broken headlights, windshields, etc… and no information posted on the windows.
Although the strictly used cars here are more in the average persons price range, they are as cheap as they are for a reason. Trust me, if they are willing to allow such trash on their lot prior to fixing it up I can’t imagine how much money you would have to shell out to fix the vehicle once you purchase it. I eventually came back a month or two ago in hopes that maybe the Tiburon hadn’t been fixed yet due to the bad weather or lack of parts… again, I left even more defeated than before. I realize that they don’t make this type of car anymore & that they are incredibly difficult to come by but when I opened the door the stereo was missing, there were cigarette holes in the roof, seats and floor. The back lock for the trunk was missing, there was a lot of rust, all four tires were flat, broken headlights yet they had the nerve to ask over $ 1,000! Only an idiot would shop here!
Even so, not one sales associate even came out to say hello & you can’t park in their lot!!! If you don’t park across the street you will never be able to get out without hitting one of their vehicles or oncoming traffic. Places like this are just shady and very questionable; again you are better off passing this dealership by.