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    Forza Motors

    Forza Motors

    3.4
    (47 reviews)

    TL DR, "Ivan" was extremely rude and a sleazy salesman that endangers his clients. Do not buy the…read morered Mazda Protege5 that is for sale (or rather any car that is for sale here) To my credibility, this is not the first Mazda Protoge5 that I have owned, I have done top to bottom maintenance on this kind of car and am not naive nor a novice to this vehicle. That being said, I will detail the pre-test drive issues I found with the car. For starters the glove box handle was broken. Just straight up missing. When I asked how do I open the glove box, "Ivan," said "here let me open it for you." He then proceeded to finger the broken glove box, prying at it to open, where he never got it open, and then just moved on. The roof rack trim is cracked, and on this kind of car this can result in water leaking into the cabin and causing mold to build up. Before the test drive I turned on the ac to test its functionality. The belt that drives the ac let out a loud squealing. I asked him "So whats up with that" and he remarked "its just because you just turned on the ac, it will go away." During my test drive I noticed that the seat belt light does not shut off despite all passengers wearing their seatbelts, I don't even begin to know why. Another problem I noticed is that the shifter linkage needs rebuilding, the shifter is "floppy" and does not return to neutral, you can literally throw it side to side and it will stay there. The two major problems with this car are ones that I consider dangers to the client. The clutch is almost gone in this car. The clutch is "all the way to the floor" meaning the diaphragm spring in said clutch is wearing out. I asked him when the clutch was replaced, he responded that he did not know, this means it is probably still the original 150k mile clutch. The most dangerous of them all is the brakes. I notice that when braking, all of the linkage and body of the car shakes, this means the rotors are warped or severely worn down. This is an EXTREME safety hazard. DO NOT BUY THIS CAR. When I asked him when the brakes were last replaced he claimed that his shop had replaced them. I asked "the pads and rotors, or just the pads" he said "both." Intentionally lying and risking the safety of the client. What bothered me extremely is that when I asked to test drive the vehicle "Ivan" said "look man, I am busy, the price of 5000 is firm if you aren't going to pay full price don't even bother wasting my time" (The audacity of this dude I swear). I drove an hour to purchase the vehicle, and after being extremely mislead, this "Ivan" was not even willing to negotiate. Overall, in my experience with this "Ivan" and the Active Auto Group was not only disrespectful, but downright criminal. Do not even consider buying a car from here. As similar to the other individuals leaving reviews, I was blocked shortly after leaving his lot. This is in an attempt to prevent negative reviews on his Marketplace account that would hurt his pr. I know this "Ivan" will probably respond with some cookie cutter pr rebuttal trying to devalue or dismiss my review. That is because he only cares about making a quick buck at the expense of the safety of his client. Do not be mislead, do not buy a car, do not waste your time, do not risk your life. Also suspicious that on Yelp the name of this location is "Forza" instead of the actual name of "Active Auto Group."

    Really happy with the whole experience. The car drives great, and the process was smooth and easy…read morefrom start to finish. Definitely satisfied overall.

    Premium Autos - El Monte

    Premium Autos - El Monte

    1.9
    (80 reviews)

    I did my research prior to coming in and I had my eyes on a set car and once I came in it wasn't…read moreexactly what I expected so I started browsing around. Thankfully they had plenty of options. Luckily Nate was there to help me out. Pretty chill laid back guy, he didn't rush trying to make a deal and didn't try to sweet talk me at all, pretty straight forward but helpful nonetheless. You can tell he sells cars on a daily. Unfortunately to get the car out the same day my credit union took a little longer than anticipated and Nate was patient enough to let us deal with that without rushing me or anything. He helped me set up the car and get everything ready and available to pick up the phone when I had questions after the purchase. No bs, no nonsense, just straight business. Don't even try to haggle they have no room for it. If you're trying to buy a vehicle and you're truly interested you'll get what you're looking for.

    This is a sister store to the Norco location same owners…read more If Premium Autos told you that you had to buy a warranty or add-on to purchase your car, read this. I successfully got my money back, and others should know they may have options too. Important: Once a proper cancellation request is submitted, companies generally should process eligible refunds within a reasonable time. In many cases, 30 days is a fair deadline to demand written confirmation and refund processing. This is the blueprint I used: Step 1: Review your paperwork for add-ons such as: - Warranty - Paint protection - Interior/exterior package - Theft device - Service contract Step 2: Find the warranty company or administrator listed on the contract and email them directly. Example contacts I used: - cancellations@vtg-services.com - info@roadvantage.com Step 3: Send a written cancellation demand including: - Vehicle info - Purchase date - Amount charged - Contract/product name - VIN (last 6 digits only) - Statement that no claims were used Step 4: Include this key statement: "Premium Autos told me they could not sell me the vehicle unless I purchased this product." Step 5: Mention California Vehicle Code §11713.18 regarding optional products being misrepresented as mandatory. Step 6: State clearly: "Please process cancellation and refund within 30 days of this notice or I will file formal complaints." Step 7: If ignored, complaints may be filed with: 1. California DMV Investigations Division 2. California Attorney General 3. FTC 4. CFPB (if financing involved) 5. Local District Attorney Consumer Protection Step 8: Request written confirmation that: - Contract is cancelled - Refund is processed - Refund sent to lender if financed I was able to successfully get my money back. Keep everything in writing, stay professional, and act quickly.

    iDeal Auto Sales of Rosemead

    iDeal Auto Sales of Rosemead

    2.9
    (13 reviews)

    Good cooperation and meaningfull negotiations,prompt service.Clean facility,friendly staff.read more

    Absolutely unacceptable experience. I purchased a vehicle for around $46,000, put $11,000 down, and…read morecame in already pre-approved. My salesman, Will, and I agreed on a price, I signed the paperwork, and I left believing everything was finalized. Then, the very next day, I received a call saying they had "miscalculated" and that I supposedly owed an additional $1,000. Their justification was that the contract states any amount that was miscalculated is still owed. It's unbelievable that a dealership handling transactions of this size can make mistakes and then expect the customer to pay for them after the deal has already been completed. I upheld my end of the agreement, but apparently that standard doesn't apply to them. What makes this even more frustrating is that I came in already pre-approved and put $11,000 down, making the entire process straightforward. There was no reason for this kind of error. Instead of taking responsibility for their own mistake, they simply passed the cost onto the customer. This experience completely destroyed my trust in this dealership. If they can't accurately calculate a deal before having customers sign legally binding documents, what else are they careless about? I expected professionalism and honesty and got excuses and an extra bill because of their own incompetence. I would strongly advise anyone considering doing business here to review every document carefully and be prepared for unpleasant surprises after the sale. Very disappointed, and I would not recommend this dealership to anyone.

    Worryfree Auto Sales - usedcardealers - Updated June 2026

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