CONSUMERS BEWARE
If you're considering buying a vehicle from US Auto Sales 2, please do your due diligence. Calling their practices shady is putting it lightly. This is not just a warning, it's advice that could save you thousands of dollars and serious headaches.
The vehicle I purchased had issues almost immediately. The check engine light came on less than five minutes after driving off the lot. I reached out to Mo, who assured me they would "right the wrongs" because they are, and I quote, a "business with integrity." Well, I can assure you that their definition of integrity does not match reality.
DO NOT TRUST THEIR MECHANIC. Whoever is working in their garage needs to be fired immediately because their so-called "repairs" put my safety at risk. When I took the car to a reputable service department, I was told it needed over $15,000 in immediate repairs. That's right--$15K worth of issues that were conveniently overlooked before they sold it to me.
THEY DO NOT DO MULTI-POINT INSPECTIONS. If you assume the vehicle has been properly checked before it hits their lot, think again. Always take the car to a CERTIFIED mechanic for a pre-purchase inspection--this dealership won't tell you what's actually wrong.
HIGH-PRESSURE TACTICS TO GET POSITIVE REVIEWS. They will push you to leave a review the same day you get approved, when you're still on a high from the excitement of getting a car. Wait 30 days before reviewing them, you'll likely have a very different experience by then.
THE "AS-IS" EXCUSE. If you find problems after purchase, they will immediately remind you that the car was sold "as-is" and take zero responsibility. That's their fallback excuse to avoid fixing anything.
FINAL ADVICE:
Get a pre-purchase inspection from a certified mechanic--DO NOT trust theirs.
Read every document carefully--don't let them rush you into signing.
Do not let them pressure you into writing a review immediately.
If something feels off, WALK AWAY.
They will cut corners to get you approved, but it's not worth it in the long run. Don't let the excitement of buying a car cloud your judgment--protect yourself. read more