Lee Massey Auto Sales Inc

Mr Massey is a great guy, his cars are not that nice. I purchased a vehicle back in 2011 and since day 1 it was a nightmare. You get what you pay for specially in this place. I suggest a full independent mechanic inspection before purchasing from here. I didn’t do it and paid the price.
Update December 2014:
This are not false claims, April 20 – 24, 2011 purchased a 2002 Ford Explorer from this place and the day after I drove it from the lot I had to spend $ 575 at the Rivertown Ford in Columbus, GA. I understand the merchant might want to have a good rating on Unilocal but calling it false when it is true shows how much they really care for the customers. Nothing personal since I had a few conversations with Mr Massey prior to purchase the Vehicle and even tried to buy another car from him after the Ford Explorer Fiasco.

Bought two cars from this guy, who is really one of the nicest guys around. However, he obviously has the bottom line in the forefront of his mind (as do most car salesmen).
First car I bought was a 2005 Chevrolet Cavalier. It was definitely the smoothest on the test drive and fairly affordable. Ran without a problem for three months, and unfortunately I couldn’t resist an offer to sell it at more than I paid for it.
Second car, a 1993 Honda Accord, was an absolute nightmare and huge financial hit. I should have seen the signs when it took him like 10 tries to get it started for the test drive, but c’mon, it’s a HONDA! He showed me how to play with it so it would start and assured me it wasn’t a problem with the alternator or anything related to the starter. Three weeks later, my car won’t start, no matter what I do. I had to tow it to Firestone, which gave me this ridiculous $ 1000 bill and said it was the alternator, which Mr. Massey claimed wasn’t true. All of this after I had to replace all four tires. Very long story short, Firestone couldn’t fix it for any long period of time and I was on the verge of moving across the country, so I listed it for sale again for way less than I paid for it. Some guys took a look at it and pointed out several problem spots (that even I could tell needed to be fixed, like the completely-​rusted muffler). They offered me cash for $ 2,000 less than I paid for it, and I tried to haggle them like crazy, but just wanted to be rid of the money-​sucking beast. I’ve probably missed other headaches the car caused, but it was by far the worst I’ve ever owned and Mr. Massey wasn’t willing to work with me and make amends for his false claims.
Basically, I paid around $ 4,000 for a car I owned for a couple of months. YAY!
Head here if you want rock-​bottom used car prices, but go into it knowing it’s a huge, huge risk.