M & A Auto Sales

Came in with my father and mother have bought cars from them before. My father being old school never does his research and thinks he can get a deal just bout every where by talking and arguing the prices down. Myself on the other hand always does research and this visit was no exclusion. We drove to the dealership with the mindset of literally purchasing 3 different vehicles 2 by my parents and one for myself. Dad insisted he knows the family and could get a good deal. Well to make this story short we ended up seeing three different vehicles and test drove Wah and every one with problems with each and everyone my dad knows enough about cars to know when they are shitty.
He proceeded to tell Mike there was something wrong with them and he would pass and of course Mike was shocked and stated «oh really il take your word for it but I drove it earlier and I didn’t botice anything wrong or my favorite this car had all new parts». I understand you get what you pay for and a lot of these type of places are gambles but the real kicker and reason I am posting a rating on here at all is because he kept telling my dad he was going to give him a deal but was trying to sell him the cars 500‑1000 $ more what kind of scam and customer service is this especially when he has purchased multiple vehicles from you. The way I found out is because I looked at their website just to look at the inventory and saw all three of the vehicles listed he was trying to sell us $ 500‑1000 less. Def. not cool and I sure as hell don’t appreciate it, you don’t try to take advantage of repeat customers i know you want to make a sale and keep a little extra money in your pocket, but the correct way of doing that is to give good customer service and NOT LIE.
FYI YOU LOST OUT ON REPEAT CUSTOMERS AND ABOUT A $ 15,000 sale

great people, awesome sales team. they will work hard for you

Dishonest Sales Practices
I was sold a a car from this dealer with many issues that were never brought to my attention. The dealers seem nice but they are really just sweet talkers who want to get a car off the lot.
A model with only just over 50,000 miles on it, it seemed like it was in excellent condition and a good buy. However within the first 3 days of owning the car the engine light went on, and that was just the beginning of a series of problems including a leaking and faulty passenger door, which was never brought to our attention.
When informed of the issues I was told they did not sound like big problems and there was nothing they could do. However I have spent over 2,500 on the «no big deal» repairs within the first month and a half of owning the vehicle. So you can be the judge.
My advice? Buyer beware.