Jose Luevano

DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS DEALER UNLESS YOUR OK WITH A BEYOND xxxxTY EXPERIENCE I found a used Chevy Colorado at this dealership that was exactly what I was looking for. I talked to the dealership and BEYOND xxxxTY EXPERIENCE I found a used Chevy Colorado at this dealership that was exactly what I was looking for. I talked to the dealership and determined I wanted to buy this said Colorado. However, I live 5 hours away from the dealer so I spoke to a salesman for a day or so and agreed on the price. Then the next day I was sent a purchase agreement to take to my bank and get the loan approved. About three times I confirmed the price. However, on the agreement the price had been changed with the salesman telling me that he had not for said he would sell it to me for that. That he had only verbatim told me that he’d try to discount it. I let this matter go giving him the benefit of the doubt. I went to the credit union with this revised price and took out a loan. I received a cashiers check made out to the dealership along with a purchase agreement. When I called the dealer saying I had got the loan and asking them to hold the Colorado till I arrived the next morning they told me they could not let the vehicle leave the lot without the check clearing. I then went back and forth with the salesman and the financial advisor at the dealer in a good cop bad cop manner. The salesman was only relaying what the financial guy was saying. At this point they had realized I was actually getting a decent deal on the vehicle and that they could not get any money on the financing. This turned into a whole ordeal with at a certain point I had myself, a lawyer, and the president of the financial institution involved. At which point I decided to take my business elsewhere. Apparently if they are not making enough money off of you they will make it impossible for you to buy from them. Regardless, if a cashiers check, a call from the president of the financial institution, and a signed contract with the dealer is not good enough then clearly, there’s something wrong. More

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