We paid $13,for a Jeep Wrangler that the owner said was in excellent condition Had the Jeep for days and the radiator blew The owner agreed to fix it Picked it up and drove it home and it started smoking Luckily we were close to an auto repair shop that we TRUSTED Pulled in and the owner said there's $4-$5,worth of repair Called the owner at One Tuff Mudder and he said the Jeep was sold as is even though he said it was in excellent condition and we left it overnight to have a once over to check everything out He said he'd repair the Jeep at cost, We had the Jeep for days!
Drove hours from Savannah to purchase a hardtop for a yj*** (the owner) tells me that someone will be there the following day to show me how to take the top on and offI show up and there is no one presentAfter countless phone calls I finally get in touch with himHe has a mechanic meet me at his shop to show meThe actuators that hold the back glass were shot and apparently they don't fix that? Also, the bikini top that was on my vehicle prior to having the hard top installed was missingLet me rephrase, stolenIt had been put on another jeep on the lotI'm guessing with the hopes that I would forget about itGood luck peopleI wouldn't deal with this business although the mechanic, ***, is a great help
Personally would not shop here again. The owner, [redacted], along with his salesmen are lousy and unqualified when it comes to knowledge of their Jeep inventory. I think their prices are fair because they move vehicles constantly...I mean everyone loves Jeeps. However, my experience was far from satisfactory. My Jeep left me stranded on the side of the road the DAY AFTER purchased it(Granted, I knew it had issues but had no idea of the severity or extent). My Jeep was sold to me with missing trim pieces, a bad A/C compressor which was fixed the next day after it seized and caused the jeep to break down, no parking brake(cables were gone when I was told it needed "tightened"), the worst wiring job I've ever seen for lights and other accessories, missing speakers along with a non-functioning radio, and a fuel gauge that read empty constantly. I will admit that I knew it had many issues and was the reason for the low price, but I would be weary of other jeeps sold on their lot as well. Being a mechanic, I have fixed all the issues myself and completely love my jeep, it's been a fun project so far. However, for potential customers, take an experienced mechanic with you and look the vehicle over. The mechanics on site don't have much knowledge and I wouldn't trust them to change the oil in my lawn mower(that is a polite way of putting it). Also, ignore the salesmen, they don't know anything. Finally, steer clear of the owner because he's not a true enthusiast and probably doesn't even go wheeling, he just wants to make a quick dollar.
We paid $13,000 for a 2002 Jeep Wrangler that the owner said was in excellent condition. Had the Jeep for 6 days and the radiator blew. The owner agreed to fix it. Picked it up and drove it home and it started smoking. Luckily we were close to an auto repair shop that we TRUSTED. Pulled in and the owner said there's $4-$5,000 worth of repair. Called the owner at One Tuff Mudder and he said the Jeep was sold as is even though he said it was in excellent condition and we left it overnight to have a once over to check everything out. He said he'd repair the Jeep at cost, We had the Jeep for 6 days!
We paid $13,for a Jeep Wrangler that the owner said was in excellent condition Had the Jeep for days and the radiator blew The owner agreed to fix it Picked it up and drove it home and it started smoking Luckily we were close to an auto repair shop that we TRUSTED Pulled in and the owner said there's $4-$5,worth of repair Called the owner at One Tuff Mudder and he said the Jeep was sold as is even though he said it was in excellent condition and we left it overnight to have a once over to check everything out He said he'd repair the Jeep at cost, We had the Jeep for days!
Drove hours from Savannah to purchase a hardtop for a yj*** (the owner) tells me that someone will be there the following day to show me how to take the top on and offI show up and there is no one presentAfter countless phone calls I finally get in touch with himHe has a mechanic meet me at his shop to show meThe actuators that hold the back glass were shot and apparently they don't fix that? Also, the bikini top that was on my vehicle prior to having the hard top installed was missingLet me rephrase, stolenIt had been put on another jeep on the lotI'm guessing with the hopes that I would forget about itGood luck peopleI wouldn't deal with this business although the mechanic, ***, is a great help
Personally would not shop here again. The owner, [redacted], along with his salesmen are lousy and unqualified when it comes to knowledge of their Jeep inventory. I think their prices are fair because they move vehicles constantly...I mean everyone loves Jeeps. However, my experience was far from satisfactory. My Jeep left me stranded on the side of the road the DAY AFTER purchased it(Granted, I knew it had issues but had no idea of the severity or extent). My Jeep was sold to me with missing trim pieces, a bad A/C compressor which was fixed the next day after it seized and caused the jeep to break down, no parking brake(cables were gone when I was told it needed "tightened"), the worst wiring job I've ever seen for lights and other accessories, missing speakers along with a non-functioning radio, and a fuel gauge that read empty constantly. I will admit that I knew it had many issues and was the reason for the low price, but I would be weary of other jeeps sold on their lot as well. Being a mechanic, I have fixed all the issues myself and completely love my jeep, it's been a fun project so far. However, for potential customers, take an experienced mechanic with you and look the vehicle over. The mechanics on site don't have much knowledge and I wouldn't trust them to change the oil in my lawn mower(that is a polite way of putting it). Also, ignore the salesmen, they don't know anything. Finally, steer clear of the owner because he's not a true enthusiast and probably doesn't even go wheeling, he just wants to make a quick dollar.
We paid $13,000 for a 2002 Jeep Wrangler that the owner said was in excellent condition. Had the Jeep for 6 days and the radiator blew. The owner agreed to fix it. Picked it up and drove it home and it started smoking. Luckily we were close to an auto repair shop that we TRUSTED. Pulled in and the owner said there's $4-$5,000 worth of repair. Called the owner at One Tuff Mudder and he said the Jeep was sold as is even though he said it was in excellent condition and we left it overnight to have a once over to check everything out. He said he'd repair the Jeep at cost, We had the Jeep for 6 days!