I bought 2 vehicles from them. With the first, the 'check engine' light came on after only 50 miles. It needed over $4000 worth of repairs to the engine, + $700 to repair flaws in the paint. The turbos needed to be replaced due to salt damage. The timing was so far off that the timing chain had to be replaced. They were nice to take this one back, but I lost nearly $2000 on various fees and costs. I left them with my second vehicle. The engine was good; the paint was great, but then the nightmares began. The vehicle had been DEEP in mud, which was not visible until you got way into it; cleaning had cleared all the noticeable mud. The mud had caused corrosion in the electrical circuits that even my local dealer could not fix. I spent $550 fixing NOTHING and gave up. The windshield had some streaks which I thought would clean off but turned out to be scratches. The rear differential made a grinding noise you didn't hear until you had driven it about 15 miles, something my test drive did not reveal. The radio had a CD of foul language rap music stuck in it. The vehicle seemed fine on paper: 1 owner, 63,000 Georgia miles. It cost me over $4000 to get rid of it, sold it back to them. Their excuse was 'depreciation'. I lost a total of $6000 of precious retirement money on two vehicles. The owner of the dealership was the one to blame for this, not his employees. They had tried to help. Hopefully the owner someday will learn how to treat his customers. read more