Morrisville Auto Sales

The cars on this lot don’t look like any of the pictures they post online. Picked out a car and was told everything was looked over and it was a good car. Two weeks later I was informed that the car never got inspected. (So I was lied to). After getting it inspected and (everything) passed, my check engine light came on. Found out that it was a big part that was (passed) during the inspection process. I got a lot of shady answers from the guy that runs this place and he even yelled at me over the phone when I was trying to explain what was going on.
Ask for proof of everything that is told to you or just stay away all together. I should have went somewhere else because right now I have a lot of work that needs to be done on the car that I have had for only one month. Not a good place to buy from. Message me if you don’t believe me and I can show you proof of what happened!

These guys sold me an awesome car for a very fair price! I’m writing this after putting 20k miles on my 5yo Jetta and the car is still in excellent condition.

We all know I will search to give any place more than one star, but I couldn’t even come up with one. While looking at a website, I emailed them asking for more information on a car.
This is the email:
Could you give me a little more information about this car? Has the vehicle been in any accidents ever? What is the condition of the title? Does any work need to be done on the vehicle? Are there any mechanical or electrical issues?
This is the reply:
yes the car has been in an accident according to auto check. i replaced the catalytic converter. the car has no issues at all and no work needs to be done on it. you are more than welcome to take it to a mechanic and get it check out.
I copied and pasted the email, so something should have told me not to go there if they couldn’t even type an email correctly with proper, or semi-​proper capitalization and punctuation.
So after I got there I told the salesperson than I wanted to look at the car. He went and got the keys, opened the vehicle up, and then cranked the vehicle up. I got in the vehicle, and turned the engine off. Then the salesperson asked me if I turned it off. I stated that I did because I wanted to check out the engine, and I didn’t want my hand in the engine with it running. His reply was, it depends on where you stick your hand.
After looking at the engine I figured out why he didn’t want my hands touching the engine. If you read back up to his email, you will see that he states that there are no issues, and needs no work. First thing I notice, was that I reached a finger down, and wiped a big glob of oil that had been running down the engine block. I said to the salesperson, that the engine has an oil leak. He said that it didn’t because if it did it would be all over the ground. I said that some leaks only happen with the engine running. And I showed him the value cover and how the gasket had been replaced, but it still leaked badly around the gasket with the massive amount of sealant they used to try and stop the leak. There was also fresh leaking oil around that area, and a trail where it ran down the engine block. The salesperson said that if the engine leaked while running, then it would be all over the engine block. I didn’t want to argue with him them.
I looked at the tires, and there were 4 different tires. I stopped at the left front tire and I said to him, «It looks like somebody ate this tire up.» There was severe sidewall wear on the tire from where somebody drove on the tire flat, or with little air for a long distance. There was an inch wide strip all around the tire worn down about 3 mm on the sidewall. It even rubbed away the top of the huge lettering, and some of the other imprints on the tires. This is what the salesperson said to me, «No they didn’t, it is just the design of the tire because it goes all the way around.» I had to pause for a minute when he said that.
I just looked at the salesperson, said I wasn’t interested, and walked off, just leaving him to close the hood of the car, and put everything away. I know I am not an ASE certified auto mechanic, but after going to school for a degree in mechanical engineering, working on motors, robots, machines, and my own cars, for numerous years, I am not so stupid that I can’t spot an oil leak on a valve cover gasket, and wear on a tire.
This guy brought the true meaning of a shady used car salesperson to life. Of all the cars I have owned in the past 20+ years of buying cars, I have never had a salesperson this shady where he just lied to my face about obvious stuff I am pointing out. I wouldn’t even send my mortal enemy to this guy to buy a car, and I hate my mortal enemy and wish them bad luck and much worse.
I would avoid this guy at all cost. Not even if I was desperate would I buy from him. I would rather walk, or catch the bus.
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