Lucky Motors

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This is a warehouse dealership that sells cars that supposedly pass "CERTIFICATION". While I was test driving the car I asked the salesman, Andy Abdallah, why there was a thumping rotating noise and he told me that was how the engine sounded and that it was completely normal and working perfectly. After I put around 350 of the easiest miles on the car I have ever put on a car it suddenly got much louder and started to shake hard. The same sound I asked about just got louder meaning the flywheel was already on its way out which I didn't know. They said it was fine and certified. I wonder why they have a lawyer on payroll, they are constantly dealing with upset people for selling broken down cars. Andy suggested I drive the car around for another 1000 miles so I can fraudulantly report a problem to the warranty company. Can somebody please arrest this jerk? DO NOT BUY FROM THESE GUYS, THEY'RE THIEVES

This is a warehouse dealership that sells cars that supposedly pass "CERTIFICATION". While I was test driving the car I asked the salesman, Andy Abdallah, why there was a thumping rotating noise and he told me that was how the engine sounded and that it was completely normal and working perfectly. After I put around 350 of the easiest miles on the car I have ever put on a car it suddenly got much louder and started to shake hard. The same sound I asked about just got louder meaning the flywheel was already on its way out which I didn't know. They said it was fine and certified. I wonder why they have a lawyer on payroll, they are constantly dealing with upset people for selling broken down cars. So after I purchased this warranty, which they told me would cover such a problem, their mechanic told me that this wouldn't be covered and he wouldn't put a claim in. After I explained this to the Andy, he suggested that

It has now been two months and after several emails and calls I will be fixing the TPMS myself as the dealer no longer has the intent to pay. It still says it needs to be calibrated but as it hasn't been fixed from time to time it will say I have a flat tire and chime constantly. I also have come to learn several other things about the car and have had to make several repairs. The car itself was not a friend of the owners unless he is a auctioneer in Florida. The car has also been in a major accident and at one point the bumper has been replaced and painted, and not well painted, it has already started to crack with the cold winter. The hood is also slightly misaligned and cracking the body paint on the front panel. When I emailed the info regarding the TPMS fix they staunchly denied the car had ever been in an accident until I brought up the fact the VIN numbers on the replaced parts did not match the VIN of the car. In addition to having to fix the TPMS myself a few other things have

Be aware of this dealership , Don't let the price fool you.Poor customer service , no safety inspection , no after sales customer service they don't even have a customer service rep.Everyone is a manager there.Have the car inspected three times before you buy a carfrom them.The new Luxury Motors of the used car business.I can tell you too many stories about them thru people Imet online and they bought cars from them.It's just a matter of time , the same way Luxury Motors went down.Check List :1-Make sure the price is right (They dropp the prices every couple of days)2-Make sure the car is available.3-Make sure you see the car before buying iy.4-Make sure you have the car inspected before you buy it.5-Make sure all the work if any is done on the car before you drive it away.6-Make sure they payoff your car if you're trading in your previous one.7-Make sure the car is safe to drive.That's it I guess , you might want to spend a little bit more and get a car from better deal