INFINITI OF THOUSAND OAKS

I bought a used car here. Bob Levy, the salesman who sold me the car, turned out to be the stereotypical scheming "car salesman", leaving an unpleasant feeling after dealing with him. He was annoying d sold me the car, turned out to be the stereotypical scheming "car salesman", leaving an unpleasant feeling after dealing with him. He was annoying during negotiations, and if I hadn't wanted that particular car, I'd have not dealt with him. I was also promised the second remote key to the car (this remote key costs $300); but then after the sale, that was conveniently forgotten. He started telling me stories about why they still might have to contact the previous owner to get a key (??), and telling me to talk to other employees of the dealership. Very tacky. Whether they lost (or even never had) the key was not my concern; I was promised a second key, and they failed to deliver. After two months, they finally simply said "Sorry - you aren't going to get your other key. Good-bye." Bottom line: be cautious about doing business with Infiniti of Thousand Oaks, and avoid dealing with Bob Levy at all costs. More

Typical 'Low End Car' dealership ... and they say they are competing against MB & Bimmer ... haa! If you dont play by 'their' rules you are not welcome! You have clearly 2 choices 1. Take the car are competing against MB & Bimmer ... haa! If you dont play by 'their' rules you are not welcome! You have clearly 2 choices 1. Take the car ... the way they have it ... for the price they want you to pay or 2. Get the hell out of their showroom ... remember to grab the door on your way out because no one is holding it for you ... unlike when the first time you walk in ... 'someone' is ready to bend over backward ... holding doors ... offering a coffee or a soda ... not anymore More