2013 Porsche Panamera S

Jack was tremendously helpful when I couldn’t cash check after he known we came from Alabama he paid for our hotel and helped us to find a bank in area that would cash it ,he even gave us on tour of the city and informed us not to drive 4hrs back to Bham Alabama he stay overnight he assured us the check would be tooked of the following morning if we followed his lead and it was he discounted the price of tbmw also , he was totally honest about the car to the best of his knowledge and assured us that it has no major issues I took???? it to get checked out no major issues discovered ,Jack and his staff treated me and my wife as if he known us a lifetime

I read some of the reviews on here… I see a mixture of good and bad. I had a really good experience from this place everybody was very nice and helpful. I personally like this place because, I hate being hassled to buy something and they did not do that. I spent about 2 hours inspecting the vehicle I brought a 2020 Nissan Rogue. I notice somethings about the vehicle but nothing that was alarming (I am buying USED not new). I purchased the vehicle and honestly so far so good. I really like it. The price was good. My car had one key but they were nice enough to get me another key made. A lot of dealerships, I dealt with in the past would have not done that. I would encourage everybody no matter where you buy a used car from, take an experience person or mechanic with you. Or educate yourself (youtube) on things to look for when buying a used vehicle just don’t get in a car listening to the music turn everything off really listen to the car, get feel of it, feel how it drives a lot of issues can be weeded out just by listening and getting a feel for the car. I’m sure most of us have been driving vehicles for a few years now. Use that knowledge when buying a vehicle, I would recommend the following but again I’m not a mechanic hell I can’t even fix a lot of things on a car ????, but I bought a lot of cars in my day new and old: Let the car sit for at least 10 minutes listens to it turn the a/c and heat on while you’re doing it. Before you drive it off the lot, drive in like 10 feet forward and reverse, listen to the gear shift and see if it sounds a like normal car you drove before. When you drive it on the road listen to the engine, listen for any unusual sounds. Any dragging sounds etc. How smooth is the ride? Make sure the car is not jerking or excessive shaking. Look underneath the hood, any oil leaks or chemicals anywhere, any rust spots? Call the manufacturer check to see if the powertrain warranty is any good? Depending on the make and model and year and mileage sometimes there’s still some warranty left on the vehicle that covers the transmission and the engine or major parts of the vehicle. Now test the radio, charging ports, etc. This is a big investment stop relying on the sale-man to do your research. I would not TAKE anybody word if I am spending over $100. Trust your research or hire a mechanic to go with you. Overall, I am happy with my vehicle purchase, and the price they was asking for. I did see the Carfax. I will tell you firsthand all accidents do not get reported by Carfax. That’s why you need to do extra research. Also, I won’t recommend buying a used car without some type of warranty left on a vehicle or purchase an extra warranty, depending on your risk factor.

I am very appreciative of the guys at the dealership. I told them what I could spend and they found a Corolla on their lot for me. I love my new car and I am grateful for the assistance and understanding. I would recommend this dealership to my friends