By B. Dean February 15, 2010
Bought a used car from a man named Art. Salesman made a BIG deal about how they had inspected the car, and all it needed was some work to the front passenger side outside CV joint and tie rod end. Art said "nobody else shows you this information, but WE are upfront about what the car needs". Called our mechanic and was told it was about $600-$800 worth of work. We bought the car for $4300. When we finally got it to the machanic, it turned out there was a laundry list of things wrong with the car and the repair bill was closer to $2800. When I pointed this out to the sales manager, his response was "bring it to our Honda dealer in Carson and we can fix it for $2300. Are you kidding me? Buyer beware I understand, but what a joke. This car (with over 100,000 miles on it) that had an original list price of $14,995 is going to wind up costing me over $7,000.00. Avoid these people. If you aren't there to buy a $50k BMW, they turn in to jerks FAST. ...read more
There are several different ways that water stains can get on the paint of your car. They can be a result of rain or even sprinklers that wet part or all of your vehicle. If the water is not wiped away, it can turn into stains that cannot easily be resolved by washing the car. With a little additional... ...read more
After being in an accident, you may have noticed another person’s car paint on your car. This can also occur when people ding your car with their car door. Many other mishaps can happen where another car’s paint is on your. If there is no major damage, you can easily remove the paint yours... ...read more