Main St Auto Sales

Joe and his wife are liars and con artists. They pretend to be honest and caring, but they are the opposite. They stuck me with a car that I had to «sink» almost $ 3,000 into during the first 7 months of owning it. Instead of doing my homework, I believed them. Joe pretty much lied to me when answering my many questions about this car and their dealership. Sad to say, they taught me a huge lesson — do not trust anyone when buying a used car, especially Joe and his wife. An UPDATE on this review; it gets worse! My trusted mechanic on January 5, 2016, did an oil change on this Olds Aurora. He showed me many pictures he took of the frame of the car, where it was seriously rotting out (and Joe had told me when I asked about rust, «No rust on this car!). And there’s more! The «fine Northstar engine» that Joe highly recommended, was leaking from the valves. My mechanic quietly said, «Diane, don’t put any more money into this car. Trade it now (don’t sell it). You won’t get 6 months out of this car.» Well, I did trade it, and I got so little for the car. And to think I owned this car for less than 2−½ years. I lost at least $ 6,500 on this MONEY PIT sold to me by Joe and his wife at Main Street Auto Sales. Another thing about Joe — when I bought the Money Pit Oldsmobile from him, he took my 2002 Saturn as a trade. Later that afternoon my Saturn was sitting on his lot for sale. And I had told him there was a strange noise taking place that needed to be looked at. But Joe said, «Oh, that’s OK.» I’m sure Joe did nothing to my Saturn; rather, he immediately stuck it on his lot and it soon sold — to another sucker like myself.