"Wolf" is indeed the most accurate name to give to this auto dealership. And you, their customers, are who they view as their "sheep." I had the recent unfortunate experience of selling a car to these wolves. My 1978 classic VW Super Beetle convertible. I had it listed in the local classifieds for $7,200. One of the wolves called me on the second day the ad ran and was so friendly, yet insistent that I bring the car in right away so he could see it. So, I brought the car in. The wolf in question (Edgar) told me that he is a classic VW collector and that he was going to fully restore it to its original condition and keep it for his own use. All of this sounded great to me because I simply wanted a buyer who would love the car and care for it as much as I did. Wolf Edgar test drove it with his wolf boss, brought it back and proceeded to tell me all the things that were wrong with it. The top (again it was a convertible) needed to be replaced, there was rust on the undercarriage, the alignment was completely off making the steering wheel shake at high speeds, and the tires were cracked and needed to be replaced making it "unsafe" to drive (Edgar's words). I also (naively) told the wolves about the faulty electrical system and how the stereo does not work anymore and how the windshield wipers will sometimes randomly turn on on their own. They don't mention any of these issues on their website though. Nor do they tell you that the upholstery has all been redone recently. They make the false claim that everything on the car is "original." It's not. Well, the wolves added up all of these "issues" and told me that there was at least $2000 worth of repairs that needed to be made to even begin to "restore" the car. Wolf Edgar then proceeded to low-ball me with an offer of $5,800. I pushed back and was eventually able to get to an agreeable price of $6,300. Now, don't get me wrong, I think $6,300 was a fair price. I think I probably could have gotten more for it, but that's not my issue. My issue is being flat-out lied to by these wolves. They told me to my face that they were not interested in "flipping" this car (we outright asked). That it was a project car for Edgar. This is the #1 reason I decided to sell to these people. I bought the lies, and stuck my sheep neck out for them to dig their teeth in to. Because not even TWO DAYS after I sold this car to them for $6,300 they had it on their lot in a prominent spot, they had a nice Facebook post up about test driving my Bug, and they had it listed on their website for sale for, get this, $12,995. So, in two days they did NOTHING to it. Nothing has been fixed. They didn't even change the oil. They didn't even wash the dang thing! I know this because I went and looked at it on their lot and it still had rain spots on the paint from when I had driven it through a drizzle a few days earlier. Despite that they more than doubled the price they purchased it from me for. And now they want to rob YOU, their customers, of $6,695. Just putting the car on their lot somehow more than doubled its value. Wolf also promised me that they would let me know before they ever put the car back on sale so that I could have first dibs once it was restored. Well, I guess they should have called me with that info the day after I sold it to them then! Just another lie. Now I am leaving this review to warn others against dealing with these wolves. Whatever price is on the sticker, you can bet that they paid less than half of that to acquire the car. And any issues that the car had when they bought it, you can bet they are still there. These wolves have no qualms about selling un-repaired, unsafe vehicles. That's their business model. You'll walk away with a lemon and two very empty pockets. Do yourself a favor and don't be a sheep. Do not do business with "Wolf" Auto. read more