Dillon Biggers

BUYER BEWARE, THESE GUYS ARE CROOKS. ON 1-24-25 I went to Seegers to test drive a 2018 Tundra, I was communicating with DILLON BIGGERS via txt before that day, he had sent me several pi ON 1-24-25 I went to Seegers to test drive a 2018 Tundra, I was communicating with DILLON BIGGERS via txt before that day, he had sent me several pics of the truck, the pics all showed a really dirty truck that was not detailed at all, according to DILLON the truck would be detailed before my arrival (lie #1) and that they planned putting new tires on it as well. Fast forward a week I finally make it to Seegers (1-24-25) as it being a 1.5 hr drive for me, to test drive the Tundra. I get there and I get to the truck to find the truck in the same condition the pictures showed, dirty exterior and interior and wore out tires, I also noticed the gas cap was missing, but all easy fixes. So this DILLON BIGGERS comes out and we interduce one another and make small talk then go for the test drive, and I always ask the salesperson how long they had the vehicle, which DILLON says one week, well that's lie #2 as Cargurus showed it on their website for 31 days at that point, is it hard to be honest Mr. BIGGERS??? So I start the truck and immediately the dash lights up with a warming for the pre collision monitor having issues, in which BIGGERS say huh, we will get that fixed, again no big deal its fixable. So we get done and despite the small issues I decided to talk numbers, and I ask for a CARFAX in which BIGGERS gives me a report that I can barely read as his printer was running out of ink, so after watching two guys trying to change a ink cartridge, which was kind of funny, he prints it again and it shows hardly any maintenance records and being a two owner truck one being a fleet vehicle which made me nervous. Ole DILLON says it was probably because they did their own maintenance which is believable. So after the numbers are ran I decided to go with it as I needed a truck now and not a car, and so off the finance which Jordan I think his name is, he was pretty cool, and during my talk with Jordan I bring up I would like a keyless entry fob as they only had one standard key, which come to find out when that happens it was more than likely a repossessed truck. Well Jordan says Yeah we will get you a key made and fix the issues and have the truck delivered to you, so I'm like sweet. I couldn't take the truck home that night because of the issues and they didn't even have a title for it yet. So a week goes by and they finally have the truck delivered, come to find out they replaced the front brakes, one rear shock (why just one is beyond me, if one is bad they both should be replaced) new gas cap and tires with alignment. So I go about my way with my new truck, and a few days later I see the passenger fog light is out so I buy a new bulb to replace it, and that's where things change for me, that when I find out that corner of the truck was wrecked and fixed and it was a poor fix at that.So I send a txt to ole DILLON BIGGERS letting him know this truck was in a accident, well he says the AUTOCHECK shows nothing then proceeds to ask me what I want them to do? I'm thinking um fix it with genuine Toyota parts and not the aftermarket crap that's on there now duhh. So after thinking about I said I'll fix it myself as I wasn't going to drive up there again and then let them have the truck for who knows how long to repair it, oh also while I discovered the damage I noticed the passenger side sway bar end link was really loose and it had been for a long time, so now I question their so called "INSPECTION" yall didn't inspect nothing, you just wrote up a piece of paper saying you inspected the truck, I bet the STATE of MISSOURI would love to hear about that one. Also the fact the battery was weak, had it tested twice, and the battery was a junk yard battery as it had their name on a sticker on the battery,(SEE ADDED PICS) again what's up with yalls inspection? Yall blind or something??? The rearview mirror was loose and had to tighten that up, three weeks after owning it had to replace all four TPM More

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