My wife purchased a Mercedes from them and completed the transaction without any involvement from me. The carfax was clean but the paint had overspray and the tires had 3/32 tread. Supposedly the vehicle only had 9,000 miles on it. I was being treated for cancer and she didn't involve me in any part of the decision making so I guess you could form the opinion it was as much her fault as the salesman taking advantage. I took the vehicle to a certified New Mercedes dealer and after a thorough inspection was informed the vehicle had been wrecked. He assured me Mercedes makes a good vehicle and this was an isolated dealer incident. If a report isn't filed prior damage doesn't reflect on a carfax. I had to replace all 4 tires at 238.00 each since they are 19"". The vehicle is going to have the alignment checked to determine if there is frame damage. The rims on the passenger side are heavily scratched around the edges which gives the appearance of the vehicle sliding on the side. The new dealer said the passenger front fender and both doors on the passenger side had been replaced. Again, she is as much at fault as Coast to Coast since she purchased the car. The vehicle was overpriced and the salesman assured her they would lose on the car if he came down any at all. You might be thinking the new dealership was looking to make money off her bad deal. They didn't charge anything and referred me to a wholesale company to purchase the tires. I'm sure she became the butt of jokes around their lot but use extreme caution when dealing with this company. The guy that sold her is the epitome of what gives used car salesmen a bad name. Haven't read all the reviews and am pleased for those that got good deals but my advice is as the title says Let The Buyer Beware.
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