These people are scam artists! I looked over their website and it says that all cars are covered by a 30 day warranty and no pressure sales. \r
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So I send them an email interested in a BMW and as soon as they call me on Monday they start pressuring me to buy by offering a great deal on shipping and then when I agree and gave them my CC #. The games began! \r
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They tried to get me to pay for window etch and tints. Window etch is done free by my police department and with tinted windows the car won't pass inspection. \r
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Then the car arrived a week later and it was a lemon! The odometer read more than 500 miles above the odometer statement and shipping took more than expected. So that ate into the 15 day/500 mile Arizona Lemon Law. \r
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I complained to Jack the owner, and the local business association. They offered me $500 to go away, and I'm stuck with this lemon! It has a bad cylinder, headlights are not stable in their housings, the cooling fan is missing blades, the emergency tools are missing, has an oil leak, the interior console is so damaged that it looks like the radio was previously stolen, sound system and on-board computer doesn't work, upholstry is sagging, moonroof does not work, headlights and steering don't work properly, and the tires were bald, amongs other things, which were never disclosed by the dealer.\r
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The paperwork was also something to question. Upon buying the car they quote me one price and then the price was inflated on the paperwork. It included the fee that the credit card charges them to process a payment, and it was passed on to me! They rolled it into the price of the car! Which is very illegal. Again the Odometer statement was wrong and the paper work was dated a whole week before delivery took place! \r
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DO NOT TRUST THESE PEOPLE!\r
Pros: NONE!
Cons: THEY SELL LEMONS!
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