Questionable cars, terrible owner.
Jason is arguably the most impolite, immoral and arrogant salesperson.
First, I have to say that I didn't buy any car from JK motors, my friend did. But Jason made him to sign a contract saying that if he give any bad feedback anywhere, JKMotors will sue him. Anyway, my friend was so scared from Jason, that I am doing this when he left the country and without his consent.
- My friend bought an Audi A6 $3400 including the salesman warranty. When my friend was driving the car for the first time at JK motors, the car made a lil bit noise when turning the wheels, but JK worker told my friend and his wife that this noise was perfectly normal, and nothing was going on with the car. So, they trusted JK motors, and the bought they car. When they were signing the contract, Jason, the owner, was on the phone the whole time. He did mistakes writing the name of my friend, in my friend's phone, and also he gave my friend a warranty under another person's name. As Jason was talking by the phone, he forgot to ask for the check to my friend, and after my friend left the shop, Jason called him forcing him to be in 20 minutes there. But my friend couldn't and he offered to pay by card. What did Jason do? He charged WITHOUT saying anything $100. So when my friend saw that the car was $100 more expensive that the deal they had, he asked Jason to give the money back, but Jason refused all time. Luckily PNC agreed with my friend and gave those 100$ back to him.
- After 1 week driving the car, the little noise was louder, so my friend decided to take the car to the official Audi store in Pittsburgh. There, they told my friend that this car was completely unsafe to be driven, that he should leave the car there and go home by bus. Among other things, the car didn't have brakes in the back wheels. The car needed new axles, rotors, the right downpipe was broken, the muffler... in total $8975. Most of the things were completely needed to have a safe car. Well, do you remember that my friend got a warranty? And do you remember that Jason was talking by the phone and he wrote the warranty under another person's name? Well, my friend couldn't use the warranty for 7 days because it wasn't under his name. He wrote and called Jason everyday for 3-4 days, praying him to solve the mistake. He just ignored him completely. He had to call the guy that whose name was on the warranty and after calling him, He could change the warranty's name. Unluckily, anything that the car needed was covered by the warranty...
- So he consulted layers and the Pennsylvania general attorney and they told him that under the UTPCPL 73, PS S 201.1 - 209.3, my friend was able to return the car, as Jason didn't let him know before buying the car that the car had some many problems, including some about safety. According to this law, as the car was considered non-roadworthy from a third party, and as the car won't pass the infection, my friend, in theory, was able to return the car. So my friend tried many times to return the car and have his money back, and Jason always said no. Long story short, he contacted the Pennsylvania general attorney -BTW they told him that JK motors have many complains and it is well known there- and submitted a complain there. When he told Jason that he was about to submit the complain to the general attorney, Jason said literally "... If I recall, your are leaving the country anyway (my friend told Jason that he was living the country in 8 months)... I assure you the system doesn't move very fast. I also assure you I understand my rights and my business"
Jason was offering him different options: (1) take the car to his friend's place, and if the car has any problem my friend had to pay for it - nice deal, right? sell a broken car and then recommend a friend to solve those problems. (2) Use this car to buy a new one in JK motors (who wants to make a deal with you after this?)
-Well, after weeks trying to get the car back and receiving his money and Jason always saying no, no and no, my friend found something that made Jason listen him. THE CAR HAD MORE MILES REGISTERED WHEN THE CAR PASSED THE STATE INSPECTION (at the end of November) THAN WHEN THE CAR WAS SOLD TO MY FRIEND (Late January 2020). How is that possible?? The mileage written in the state inspection in 2019 was higher that the mileage in the title when the car was sold in 2020 and so the mileage on the odometer!! (of course, this is publicly available and if anyone wants to see the details, my friend will kindly provide the title number of the car so anyone can check it). Do you know what Jason did? He blamed on his friend garage. He said that of course they did a mistake, and it was their fault. Well, the same garage where my friend had to take the car if he accepted to do what Jason wanted, was the same garage to which Jason was blaming on.
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