Ferman Chrysler Jeep Dodge New Port Richie Reviews
May 7, 2014
Last month my 21 year old son finally saved enough to buy his first car. He started to visit the roadside no name dealers around New Port Richie. I can’t talk him into much but I did talk him into using one with a good name and it happened to be Ferman right here in Richie. He saw a truck he liked and your saleswoman. Tina told us how it might be a little old it was owned traded in and well taken care of by a manager Dave that worked right in that branch. We were shown the report told it had all of the original parts and in great shape. Of course buying an 8 year old truck it is a as is purchase but knowing we were at a top name dealer we paid his life savings of eleven thousand dollars and I have never seen him more excited.
About 30 days later he stalled in the middle of a highway and had no transmission left. He’s the catch. Our mechanic looks at the car and fines that a rebuild tranny had been put in with junk yard parts. This becomes even more frustrating now dealing with this great dealership I had recommended. No phone calls returned. No one to see. Now understand me, if this was a truck that was traded in off the street it would be different. No it was sold on the premise of being one of YOUR MANAGERS personal cars with original parts. Is this practice allowed because your employees can make some money buying broken down cars and trading them in to their own car lots. Since no one will return my calls I only have the internet and word of mouth. I wonder how you feel cheating a boy out of his life savings.
Ferman Chrysler Jeep Dodge New Port Richie Reviews
Last month my 21 year old son finally saved enough to buy his first car. He started to visit the roadside no name dealers around New Port Richie. I can’t talk him into much but I did talk him into using one with a good name and it happened to be Ferman right here in Richie. He saw a truck he liked and your saleswoman. Tina told us how it might be a little old it was owned traded in and well taken care of by a manager Dave that worked right in that branch. We were shown the report told it had all of the original parts and in great shape. Of course buying an 8 year old truck it is a as is purchase but knowing we were at a top name dealer we paid his life savings of eleven thousand dollars and I have never seen him more excited.
About 30 days later he stalled in the middle of a highway and had no transmission left. He’s the catch. Our mechanic looks at the car and fines that a rebuild tranny had been put in with junk yard parts. This becomes even more frustrating now dealing with this great dealership I had recommended. No phone calls returned. No one to see. Now understand me, if this was a truck that was traded in off the street it would be different. No it was sold on the premise of being one of YOUR MANAGERS personal cars with original parts. Is this practice allowed because your employees can make some money buying broken down cars and trading them in to their own car lots. Since no one will return my calls I only have the internet and word of mouth. I wonder how you feel cheating a boy out of his life savings.