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3.5 (2 reviews)
Open • 7:30 am - 9:00 pm
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First Time Buying a Car from Linders Mark made it easy from the get-go, no pressure to buy it, went…read morebuy self on test drive, easy paperwork getting the car. Thanks, Linders And MARK!

I purchased a vehicle from this dealership sight unseen because I relied on their representations,…read moretheir advertised 120-point inspection, and their claims of being an honest and different kind of dealership. Unfortunately, my experience after the sale has not matched those claims. On the drive home, I immediately noticed significant brake noise coming from the rear of the vehicle. I brought it to my mechanic, who found that the rear rotors were worn. We also observed that the rotors had been sprayed black, along with the aluminum brake calipers, making the components appear newer or recently serviced. I also discovered that the cabin air filter was extremely dirty and apparently had not been replaced. Although a cabin filter is a relatively inexpensive maintenance item, its condition raises further questions about how thoroughly the advertised 120-point inspection was actually performed. In addition, I repeatedly requested a copy of my signed bill of sale and still have not received it. At this point, I may have to contact the RMV or appropriate state officials simply to obtain a copy of a transaction document that should already have been provided to me. Before writing this review, I gave the dealership an opportunity to respond privately. I sent a detailed and professional email explaining the issues and requesting: * A copy of the signed bill of sale * An explanation of how the worn rear brakes passed the advertised 120-point inspection * An explanation of why the brake rotors and aluminum calipers had been sprayed black * An explanation of how an extremely dirty cabin air filter was missed during the inspection * A reasonable proposed remedy The email was sent to Sales Manager Greg Benoit; Director of Purchasing Ron Stokowski, who completed the transaction because Greg was unavailable that day; and Service Manager John Gagnon. None of them acknowledged the email, contacted me, or made any attempt to discuss a resolution. The dealership advertises a 90-day warranty. However, a warranty provides little reassurance when the people responsible for the sale and service will not even acknowledge a customer's concerns. One can only imagine what the experience would be without the warranty. I purchased this vehicle based on trust and gave the dealership an opportunity to address the matter professionally before posting publicly. Being ignored was their response. I cannot imagine treating any customer this way, particularly after a sight-unseen purchase in which the customer relied heavily on the dealership's representations. Ironically, Ron asked me to leave a review of my experience, so here it is. Based on my experience, prospective buyers should obtain an independent inspection, carefully examine any freshly painted or coated mechanical components, check basic maintenance items such as the cabin air filter, and make sure they receive copies of every signed document before completing the transaction.

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