Matt Aicholz

My 83 year old father and his wife bought a vehicle from them this past summer. Sticker price clearly said $55,870. (Used demo car) When it was time to sign the papers, the sell price became $67,722. Alo them this past summer. Sticker price clearly said $55,870. (Used demo car) When it was time to sign the papers, the sell price became $67,722. Along with the inflated value of the car, they were also "sold" service agreements and un-needed gap insurance. Final sale price of $76,257. The dealership should be ASHAMED and EMBARRASSED to take such of advantage of an elderly couple. DO NOT BUY A VEHICLE FROM A GROUP OF THIEVES!!! More

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over charged me for the car by 5000 and now i cant refinance my car and they really dont care about price goughing their custumers refinance my car and they really dont care about price goughing their custumers More

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I bought a used car from Fosters recently. I liked the car but had some problems with the car in the very beginning I called up my salesman, Bill Bolton, He told me to bring to bring it in to service. car but had some problems with the car in the very beginning I called up my salesman, Bill Bolton, He told me to bring to bring it in to service. I asked him if Fosters would take care of it He said no, it had an as is warranty. I went to his manager, Tony Best and explained to him the situation. .He almost immediately told me to make an appointment with service and he would take care of it. True to his word he took care of it. Moreover the service writer, Gage, was extremely considerate and professional. They even gave me a ride to and from Fosters. My car was probably the cheapest car on their lot, yet they treated me as if I had bought their most expensive Cadillac even though they technically didn't have to. I am a happy and loyal customer and strongly recommend them as your next dealer. More

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This dealership use misleading :Ca$h for the Holdiay promotions. It appears like you win and have to call a phone number. They say come in to collect your $1,000. Only to go there to find out they w promotions. It appears like you win and have to call a phone number. They say come in to collect your $1,000. Only to go there to find out they were lying. Would you buy from a dealer you can't trust? More

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