Found a car at Wilson ford. Drove an hour to look at car. They provided me with a paper that gave me the details of the car (not car fax but a cheaper version). It showed that the car had never had an accident and it was a one owner car.
I always look for one owner cars because that is the next thing to new and sense I couldn't afford new I opt for that. I purchased the car. I thought this was a reputable company so I had no reason to think they were not.
On a fluke I got a car fax on the car a couple months after I purchased it. The car fax was way different than the fax they gave me. I called them immediately and made an appointment to see the Used car manager. I took both car faxes with me to show the discrepencies.
I thought maybe they weren't aware of the discrepencies in the two faxes. To my horror, they didn't care if they sold me a car that was not as advertised. I asked them to take the car back and help me get another one. They said they would not take the car back.
Then they said they would but it would be for way less than what I just paid for it. Because I made them aware that the car was worth way less than what they charged me for it because it was NOT a one owner and an accident had been reported on it.
I asked them to at least give me back the difference of what I should have paid for the car given the new information. They refused to help me at all. This was Mr. Wilson, the manager himself. So I had to keep the car. I paid over $17,000 for the car. I no longer wanted the car.
I was so upset about its history. But when I went to sell it I only got $13,500 for it. Heartbroken that no one wanted to help me. I work very hard for my money and these high up corporate people just take advantage any way they can.
They could have done the right thing but refused to do that. So it is so sad to know you can't trust even the companies that have been around for a long time. Don't buy a used car from them unless you exhaust EVERY avenue to do your own investagation.
Wilson Ford Lincoln Reviews
Found a car at Wilson ford. Drove an hour to look at car. They provided me with a paper that gave me the details of the car (not car fax but a cheaper version). It showed that the car had never had an accident and it was a one owner car.
I always look for one owner cars because that is the next thing to new and sense I couldn't afford new I opt for that. I purchased the car. I thought this was a reputable company so I had no reason to think they were not.
On a fluke I got a car fax on the car a couple months after I purchased it. The car fax was way different than the fax they gave me. I called them immediately and made an appointment to see the Used car manager. I took both car faxes with me to show the discrepencies.
I thought maybe they weren't aware of the discrepencies in the two faxes. To my horror, they didn't care if they sold me a car that was not as advertised. I asked them to take the car back and help me get another one. They said they would not take the car back.
Then they said they would but it would be for way less than what I just paid for it. Because I made them aware that the car was worth way less than what they charged me for it because it was NOT a one owner and an accident had been reported on it.
I asked them to at least give me back the difference of what I should have paid for the car given the new information. They refused to help me at all. This was Mr. Wilson, the manager himself. So I had to keep the car. I paid over $17,000 for the car. I no longer wanted the car.
I was so upset about its history. But when I went to sell it I only got $13,500 for it. Heartbroken that no one wanted to help me. I work very hard for my money and these high up corporate people just take advantage any way they can.
They could have done the right thing but refused to do that. So it is so sad to know you can't trust even the companies that have been around for a long time. Don't buy a used car from them unless you exhaust EVERY avenue to do your own investagation.