So .... here is my experience with this dealer. I contacted yesterday regarding 2 cars, the red…read moreAudi R8 and the Range Rover Evoque. Both cars are listed as having gone through a water damage reconditioning after being acquired by this dealer through the auction network. They tediously outline their water remediation techniques on their website, but not being satisfied by the description on the website I called and spoke to one of their reps. I went through most of the line items on their remediation procedures to confirm they actually do that for their cars. I was told the two cars I was interested in had level 1 water exposure, defined by them as having water up to the rocker panels but not infiltrating the door seals. Nevertheless, they removed the carpet and numerous other items inside to just "be sure". I was told they didn't have any documentation on how much damage was done or how the insurance claim presented. Like others, I was told the car was a part of a larger claim that just happened to be mixed in, as insurance companies do not have the time to go through the process of assessing every claim. So I felt pretty good. Their ebay reviews are nearly perfect, their other reviews on similar platforms equally as impressive. I thought to myself, damn, I am going to purchase all my cars from this place moving forward. BUT, today I woke up and decided to do a little checking. I entered the vin numbers for each car and sifted through the first couple pages of results before I stumbled on the site, www.plc.ua/en . I entered the vin numbers for each car and was surprised to see the results. The website shows alarming photos of the car before the dealer reconditioned it. The photos clearly show water had gone into the cabin and reached the fuse box in the footwell on the passenger side. After seeing these photos, I asked the dealer to send me a photo of the fuse box in the passenger wheel well. NO RESPONSE. I wanted to see how well they cleaned up a key component on a flooded car. I wanted to do a before and after comparison. I guess they were too busy to send me one photo of a car I would have spent $80k on. After doing the research and reading other reviews on this platform I decided I will never buy a car that has a recorded accident or any flaw with the title, from any source ever. It just isn't worth the risk. It's astonishing they are selling cars for well over $100k that have been flooded. I was able to find the truth simply by doing a 30 minute search. The same truth I am sure they have as well. If I can find it why wouldn't they do their own due diligence before making their investment. And if they are so proud of their work why don't they show you the before and after photos so you feel secure in your purchase? Thank god I didn't buy anything from them. Proceed with caution and do your own research on the cars they sell. Ask questions and demand the right answers, or proceed at your own risk. I have uploaded a few photos of the car they say didn't receive any water infiltration into the cabin of the car. Notice the parts all over the ground, the carpet pulled away from the floor, and the residue from the water damage on the fuse box. Not cool.

Bought my son a nice car here. I believe they were transparent with the salvage/repair process. We…read morefound a good car in great condition with low miles. We will be back to buy our next car here. Price was right and the process was easy.