Input on buying a "new" used car
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Input on buying a "new" used car
I've been debating this for a while, and am not sure if I'm going to go through with it or not.. But I may be looking to buy a newer used car here pretty soon.. Yes, I want to keep my 240, but I cannot find the things I need to extend its life all in one bundle.. That, and I usually dont have the sum of money needed for it, when it comes to that time.
Does anyone on the boards have any input on a dealership to go to? Or who to avoid? Let me know how they treated you, etc. Any special deals I should know about, or mention? It'll be my first time purchasing from a dealership, so I'm curious.
Sorry to admins/mods, didnt know where to post this topic and picked here.
Does anyone on the boards have any input on a dealership to go to? Or who to avoid? Let me know how they treated you, etc. Any special deals I should know about, or mention? It'll be my first time purchasing from a dealership, so I'm curious.
Sorry to admins/mods, didnt know where to post this topic and picked here.
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I had the sales staff at the used car lot at RK chevrolet of VB blvd lay in front of my car, with my mom and aunt in the car with me. Lets just say it didn't make me want to buy anything there. My sister was looking at cars and also went to RK on vb blvd. She had to write a $1000 check to get the price of the car, then voided it and when looking at cars some guy was hitting the under side of a car with a broom suspiciouly. I know a guy who works there but just don't go there.
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Checkered Flag Toyota. Call up Chad(Black Nugget) and maybe he can help you find something. He's one of the moderators on here, so shoot him a PM. He works in the Internet Sales department. Pointdexter does also, he's in charge of the internet department I believe.
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Re: Input on buying a "new" used car
Originally Posted by MookHaasa
I had the sales staff at the used car lot at RK chevrolet of VB blvd lay in front of my car, with my mom and aunt in the car with me. Lets just say it didn't make me want to buy anything there. My sister was looking at cars and also went to RK on vb blvd. She had to write a $1000 check to get the price of the car, then voided it and when looking at cars some guy was hitting the under side of a car with a broom suspiciouly. I know a guy who works there but just don't go there.
I'll hook you up justen.
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Originally Posted by NJEJ8
RK rocks.
I'll hook you up justen.
I'll hook you up justen.
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Re: Input on buying a "new" used car
Originally Posted by JDM DC4
I've talked to people who have worked there and they will say very much the opposite. Not all of RK sucks(ie: you don't) but for the most part, all I've heard is RK sucks. And thats coming from employees, not customers.
I hear where you're coming from, but I very much love my job, and haven't had any extreme complaints (at least nothing I didn't already expect) from my dealership.