Scaffidi Motors

Our vehicles are added automatically from our Dealer Management System to our websiteThis unit was traded in on 11/25/and therefore added to our Used Vehicle InventoryOnce that happens it is automatically posted to our websiteThe vehicle happened to sell prior to Mr*** inquiring
via email to us (12/3/16)The sale had not yet been posted to our System therefore it happened to show available on the websitewe politely responded to Mr*** that the unit was sold and offered him a possible alternative(see lead documentation attached)Mr*** responded to our reply in an unacceptable manner (see attached for language)We at that point chose not to deal with him any furtherWe do not sell customer contact information nor did we communicate with him any further than the documented emailWe have no other personal information for Mr***

This particular vehicle was posted automatically by our computer systemThe error was caught within hours and correctedThere is a disclaimer at the bottom of each vehicle page warning the user that the pricing may be inaccurateWe will not honor the request

Review: I bought a vehicle from scaffidis about 6 months ago. [redacted] was my salesman. He was more than helpful selling the car. After purchase the brakes and rotors went bad. This was only a few days later. I called multiple times before receiving a call back. After much arguing. Scaffidis agreed to replace them. After replacing them I took it to a different shop where they asked me who did my breaks because they were don't completely wrong. During the test drive which was during the day I never noticed the dash lights were burnt out. When asked if they could fix that they told me they spent enough money on my vehicle and would not fix it. Since than iv also replaced the rack and pinion. Car is a complete lemon.Desired Settlement: I would like my dash lights fixed that's all.

Review: I took in my vehicle for a new tire to be put on. It was returned to me with a broken door handle. [redacted], who is the repair manager told me I broke it. I told him to review the security footage to clearly see that I did not have to roll down my window to reach the outside door handle when I drove it inside they're garage to drop it off. [redacted] said he would 'give' me the part, but would not install it. I took the truck to my normal repair shop who installed the new door handle for approximately the $70 that [redacted] had said the part was worth. I took the repair invoice back to Scaffidi motors. [redacted] lowered the price that the price was worth to $65. At this point in time. I just wanted to get this issue settled, so I said fine. [redacted] told me they would send me a check for the $65 and photo copied my repair bill. I never received the check.Desired Settlement: I would like the full price of the repair refunded to me, in a reasonable time frame