AVOID AT ALL COSTS! I just purchased a car from their dealership days ago and I already have a $car repair billThey weren't interested in selling warranties and I understand why now** is a snake and shouldn't be trustedLook elsewhere unless you're in the market for buying a lemon
I purchased an F-150 truck earlier this year, 2016, from Westfield Motors in Noblesville, IN. I gave the owner his asking price as he would not negotiate the price. In November this year, I was hit in the back while stopped at a traffic light. Not one was hurt, but the bumper and passenger bedside panel was damaged. When I took it to [redacted] body shop, they said it had been wrecked before because of apparent body filler, bondo, was visible from the damage and there was even more damage underneath from a previous accident. I had no idea it had been wrecked before until they informed me. When I called Westfield Motors and explained the situation to the owner, he informed me that it had been wrecked by his brother-in-law in the front end. I said, "so it has been wrecked twice because I was hit from behind and the damage was in the back." He explained that he had hit a post when backing out of his lot. So it has been wrecked twice before I bought it and he never told me anything about this at the time of purchase. I told him that I would not have paid him the asking price had I known at the time of purchase that it had been wrecked twice and asked if he would be willing to share the costs of repairs, as more than half would be coming out of my pocket now. The body shop said they couldn't make repairs properly because of damage done previously. The bedside panel could not be repaired and new parts would not properly fit because of previous damage. The insurance company would not pay for repair of damage done previously. He said, "NO" to helping pay for the repairs that, obviously were not done properly. Then, as we were finishing the conversation, he said "Good luck". The truck looked fine from the outside, but the damage that was done from previous wrecks was also underneath and could not be seen without crawling under the vehicle. I would not recommend doing business with Westfield Motors as you may not get the whole truth about the vehicle you want to buy. This type of doing business is what gives used car dealers a bad reputation.
AVOID AT ALL COSTS! I just purchased a car from their dealership days ago and I already have a $car repair billThey weren't interested in selling warranties and I understand why now** is a snake and shouldn't be trustedLook elsewhere unless you're in the market for buying a lemon
I purchased an F-150 truck earlier this year, 2016, from Westfield Motors in Noblesville, IN. I gave the owner his asking price as he would not negotiate the price. In November this year, I was hit in the back while stopped at a traffic light. Not one was hurt, but the bumper and passenger bedside panel was damaged. When I took it to [redacted] body shop, they said it had been wrecked before because of apparent body filler, bondo, was visible from the damage and there was even more damage underneath from a previous accident. I had no idea it had been wrecked before until they informed me. When I called Westfield Motors and explained the situation to the owner, he informed me that it had been wrecked by his brother-in-law in the front end. I said, "so it has been wrecked twice because I was hit from behind and the damage was in the back." He explained that he had hit a post when backing out of his lot. So it has been wrecked twice before I bought it and he never told me anything about this at the time of purchase. I told him that I would not have paid him the asking price had I known at the time of purchase that it had been wrecked twice and asked if he would be willing to share the costs of repairs, as more than half would be coming out of my pocket now. The body shop said they couldn't make repairs properly because of damage done previously. The bedside panel could not be repaired and new parts would not properly fit because of previous damage. The insurance company would not pay for repair of damage done previously. He said, "NO" to helping pay for the repairs that, obviously were not done properly. Then, as we were finishing the conversation, he said "Good luck". The truck looked fine from the outside, but the damage that was done from previous wrecks was also underneath and could not be seen without crawling under the vehicle. I would not recommend doing business with Westfield Motors as you may not get the whole truth about the vehicle you want to buy. This type of doing business is what gives used car dealers a bad reputation.