Connecticut Auto Wholesalers

[redacted] purchased a [redacted] pickup truck that was only on our lot for a matter of days before it sold, and undoubtedly out of as we promisedThe truck did not need new tires; we merely put the two new front tires on as a courtesy to the customer who informed us he anticipated using it for the upcoming stormsNo other car dealership new or used, would have so much as even given one free tire, let alone twoThe truck was missing one or two of the regular cab lights which we had replaced with aftermarket lights that [redacted] was still unhappy withWe offered to purchase the stock cab lights from [redacted] but [redacted] did not want to wait and insisted on taking the truck THAT day and we heard nothing else about the cosmetic look of the lights being an issue [redacted] told us that he plowed with the first snow storm Connecticut hadAlmost two months later, and snow storms passed, [redacted] called our dealership saying that the plow did not work and we sold him a broken plow truck, however, it came to our knowledge that [redacted] broke the transfer case after plowing several storms with the truckWe offered him an aftermarket warranty at the initial time of the sale under which he refusedThat being said, after [redacted] declined the warranty option, he knowingly took responsibility for any potential repairs the truck may encounter thereafterDue to our DMV paperwork and documentation, the truck was sold as-is

On November 4, 2015, [redacted] purchased a [redacted] Grand Cherokee from our dealershipWithin a week, [redacted] noticed some issues arising on the [redacted] and brought it to [redacted] in [redacted] who addressed the problemsPrior to [redacted] bringing the [redacted] back to Connecticut for us to look at, she full-heartedly apologized for the Revdex.com complaint, stating that she acted out of emotion and before speaking with usSince [redacted] came back to our dealership with a repair checklist, we have serviced all/any problems on the [redacted] as diagnosed by [redacted] , with zero charge to our customer, [redacted] All repairs were completed and [redacted] has since left a very happy customer and we look forward to doing business with her in the future

On November 4, 2015, [redacted] purchased a 2004 [redacted] Grand Cherokee from our dealership. Within a week, [redacted] noticed some issues arising on the [redacted] and brought it to [redacted] in [redacted] who addressed the problems. Prior to [redacted] bringing the [redacted] back to Connecticut for us...

to look at, she full-heartedly apologized for the Revdex.com complaint, stating that she acted out of emotion and before speaking with us. Since [redacted] came back to our dealership with a repair checklist, we have serviced all/any problems on the [redacted] as diagnosed by [redacted], with zero charge to our customer, [redacted]. All repairs were completed and [redacted] has since left a very happy customer and we look forward to doing business with her in the future.

On November 4, 2015, [redacted] purchased a 2004 [redacted] Grand Cherokee from our dealership. Within a week, [redacted] noticed some issues arising on the [redacted] and brought it to [redacted] in [redacted] who addressed the problems. Prior to [redacted] bringing the [redacted] back to Connecticut for us to...

look at, she full-heartedly apologized for the Revdex.com complaint, stating that she acted out of emotion and before speaking with us. Since [redacted] came back to our dealership with a repair checklist, we have serviced all/any problems on the [redacted] as diagnosed by [redacted], with zero charge to our customer, [redacted]. All repairs were completed and [redacted] has since left a very happy customer and we look forward to doing business with her in the future.

[redacted] purchased a 2003 [redacted] pickup truck that was only on our lot for a matter of 3 days before it sold, and undoubtedly 9 out of 10 as we promised. The truck did not need new tires; we merely put the two new front tires on as a courtesy to the customer who informed us he anticipated using...

it for the upcoming storms. No other car dealership new or used, would have so much as even given one free tire, let alone two. The truck was missing one or two of the regular cab lights which we had replaced with aftermarket lights that [redacted] was still unhappy with. We offered to purchase the stock cab lights from [redacted] but [redacted] did not want to wait and insisted on taking the truck THAT day and we heard nothing else about the cosmetic look of the lights being an issue. [redacted] told us that he plowed with the first snow storm Connecticut had. Almost two months later, and 3 snow storms passed, [redacted] called our dealership saying that the plow did not work and we sold him a broken plow truck, however, it came to our knowledge that [redacted] broke the transfer case after plowing several storms with the truck. We offered him an aftermarket warranty at the initial time of the sale under which he refused. That being said, after [redacted] declined the warranty option, he knowingly took responsibility for any potential repairs the truck may encounter thereafter. Due to our DMV paperwork and documentation, the truck was sold as-is.