I recommend you avoid Coliseum Motors unless you're desperate to purchase a specific car on their lot. Because I didn't do all of my homework, I was charged $4K more than my used car was valued on CarFax. I caught the salesman in a lie when he stated their service dept had gone thru the vehicle and changed or topped off all the fluids because it was obvious the oil had not been changed in 5000 miles and the engine was dirty. After paying cash and handing them the check, they did the "Öh, by the way, there's only 1 key fob for your car" trick. My car has a pushbutton start and there are no physical keys. How's my wife supposed to use my car without her own key fob? A second key fob is going to cost me an additional $150 for the device and programming. I asked the salesman three different times to find me another key fob and he just shrugged his shoulders and said "Öh well. Too bad but the car only came with 1 key". REALLY?!?! I PAID THEM $26K CASH for this car and they can't find me a $150 key? (which they can easily buy at a discount since they're in the car business). Here's another very important issue. They will provide you with an important looking document on a vehicle called AutoCheck Vehicle History Report. It turns out to be a barely informational or accurate piece of paper. Do your diligence and buy a real CarFax based on the VIN# of the vehicle you're buying or considering. This is important info because as part of the vehicle's history, it shows how well your used vehicle was maintained. A CarFax report will show when and where a vehicle was registered, if it's been in an accident or flood, if it has a lien against it, if the oil was changed, tires rotated, radiator flushed, engine repaired and a whole lot of other important details. Reputable dealerships and service shops report their service on all vehicles. I learned Coliseum Motors doesn't report service info because they never reported any of the specifics on their interaction with my vehicle. For me, this is an unfortunate lesson learned. Coliseum has a beautiful building but it's just a facade for another used car dealership where the sales people believe anything goes as long as you sell the car. In other words: the ends justify the means! I'm sure there are auto dealerships that not only look great, but also give first class service. Sadly, Coliseum Motors is not one of them. I'm really disappointed with Coliseum Motors and I recommend you take your business somewhere else.
I recommend you avoid Coliseum Motors unless you're desperate to purchase a specific car on their lot. Because I didn't do all of my homework, I was charged $4K more than my used car was valued on CarFax. I caught the salesman in a lie when he stated their service dept had gone thru the vehicle and changed or topped off all the fluids because it was obvious the oil had not been changed in 5000 miles and the engine was dirty. After paying cash and handing them the check, they did the "Öh, by the way, there's only 1 key fob for your car" trick. My car has a pushbutton start and there are no physical keys. How's my wife supposed to use my car without her own key fob? A second key fob is going to cost me an additional $150 for the device and programming. I asked the salesman three different times to find me another key fob and he just shrugged his shoulders and said "Öh well. Too bad but the car only came with 1 key". REALLY?!?! I PAID THEM $26K CASH for this car and they can't find me a $150 key? (which they can easily buy at a discount since they're in the car business). Here's another very important issue. They will provide you with an important looking document on a vehicle called AutoCheck Vehicle History Report. It turns out to be a barely informational or accurate piece of paper. Do your diligence and buy a real CarFax based on the VIN# of the vehicle you're buying or considering. This is important info because as part of the vehicle's history, it shows how well your used vehicle was maintained. A CarFax report will show when and where a vehicle was registered, if it's been in an accident or flood, if it has a lien against it, if the oil was changed, tires rotated, radiator flushed, engine repaired and a whole lot of other important details. Reputable dealerships and service shops report their service on all vehicles. I learned Coliseum Motors doesn't report service info because they never reported any of the specifics on their interaction with my vehicle. For me, this is an unfortunate lesson learned. Coliseum has a beautiful building but it's just a facade for another used car dealership where the sales people believe anything goes as long as you sell the car. In other words: the ends justify the means! I'm sure there are auto dealerships that not only look great, but also give first class service. Sadly, Coliseum Motors is not one of them. I'm really disappointed with Coliseum Motors and I recommend you take your business somewhere else.