Quick Stop Auto Sales

BEWARE — All cars are auction bought. Oh they will tell you differently. Bought a car in February and was told it was a trade in for the fair Blue book value, I was told that there was a code, but that it was for a co2 sensor. They had it inspected and it passed (later understood it was a «fixed» inspection. Took it my mechanic after buying and was told it was a vacuum part need for emissions, but not a needed part until testing– as it was an expensive part. It broke down 3 weeks later, I had to taken to a dealership and was told I needed a new computer, radiator, and oil pan. I called quick stop for help or assistance, or to have them buy the car back from me. they refused only advising me to another mechanic that could do the repairs cheaper then the $ 3,000 the dealer wanted (at this time I was then told the car not a trade in but an auction car– I went to the dealer because I did not want an auction car and was told it was not– but in fact it was). 3 weeks at the mechanic and $ 1400 later, it again broke down 1 month later — 3 mechanics and no one can tell me whats wrong with this car. Bottom line — this used dealership sells auctioned cars without checking them out at all for blue book «looks value». they have NO IDEA what they are selling you, and once bought offer no help, and they use corrupt inspection places to get your car inspected — I HIGHLY advise you use your own previous to buying anything from here, or better yet just go to the auction yourself and get it way cheaper like they originally do.