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    Ez Brzy Auto Finance

    5.0 (1 review)
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    SCAM, SCAMS , LIES , LIERS, SHINY JUNK CARS…read more First off , this is a USED car dealership. That being said you have to trust the dealer in hope they did their inspection and you have to do your OWN INSPECTION. They provided a car fax which is a plus but a carfax won't give you all the answers so inspect the vehicle! The process was smooth , Madeline was not pushy and just helpful like needed. The price was right on their site and the price was right after we worked some numbers out in person . During my inspection I noticed low coolant which I brought up to the sales manager , the finance guy and even the sales lady . I was guaranteed car had no leaks . The next day after I had the car home I noticed the coolant was actually water. I removed all the water and added actual coolant . After driving it to a nearby gasoline station I noticed a huge puddle of coolant . I was repeatedly told this car had no leaks !!!! I contacted the dealer the same day and they made it clear that they don't give a (****) about their customers . They are definitely scamming people or they don't know what they are doing , there's no in between . I contacted them numerous times via email and by phone . They do not hold themselves accountable for anything . I understand business is business but the owner definitely is definitely a low life , selling defective cars so be aware . I never brought up the check engine light that came on to them because they obviously don't care . Stay away from this dealer , they hide all the car issues . They most likely added water so it will just evaporate and won't appear as a leak since water evaporates, the check engine light was most likely reset so it wouldn't appear till a couple miles was put on the car . As nice as a car may appear and even if you feel like you're getting a good deal stay away they are hiding issues that you might not catch and will not help you at all even if they promise there's no issues !!!! You might get lucky but why risk it with a dealer that is purposely hiding defects , lying to you then won't take any liability.

    Ez Brzy Auto Finance - autoloanproviders - Updated June 2026

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