first off, all the guys where sitting around on their phones but where all well educated on the cars on the lot, i purchased my first car. a 2003 jetta from the lot for the low price of $4500 worst money i ever spent i got the car home and the sun roof wouldn't close, two days later the battery quit and the break rotors where glazed which meant they needed to be resurfaced, and the pads where worn out that was almost $200 for the breaks alone, the engine light was on due to a bad o2 sensor which was another $70 and slowly over the last 3 months my ""car"" has slowly been deteriorating my glove box has broken the seat latches to let down the seats broke on the back seats the trunk has to be slammed to get it to shut the check engine light is on again and the engine idles really rough sometimes it takes 2 or 3 trys for the engine to turn over, the odometer reads 112538 miles, not to mention the fenders dont match up to the bumper in the front of the car and 3 of the 4 wheels have curb rash and the body is scuffed on the front bumper,turnk and roof (i would never have bought the car if i knew it was scuffed)than today i got a flat due to a nail on the ground, so of course i went to get the ""spare tire"" i pulled it out and noticed it was low on air and as i was looking at it the inside of the tire is bawled and you can see the chord/belt that holds it together and their is a huge bulge in one section of the tire and on top of that my car didnt even come with a tire iron or a car jack which if i had driven it today this would have left me stranded. but back to the lot, as written above my post it was a smooth transaction when compared to others but the boss was insulting and also on th phone the entire time as well as his employees they claimed it was a quality car and as time passes i wish more and more i hadnt bought this P.O.S.
P.S. i do not drive the car hard its the 2.0 4 cylinder verssion, im guilty of speeding but i do not race the car or ""tear it up"" and their fore i would strongly recomend to NEVER invest money in a car from north broadway auto sales.
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