CJ's Car America Liars, Cheats, Fake Advertisement, They sell cars that hae problems Bridgeport New York

The allegations in this report are simply inaccurate. We do not advertise in any way, shape, or form that referral fees are paid on the spot, nor do we indicate to those who refer customers to us that the referral fee is paid when the customer that was referred drives their vehicle off the lot. Maybe what we need here is some specific information about this customers problems instead of generalizations, and unjustified accusations about our company. We never charge our customers for work that is covered by the extended warranty, only the $100 deductible that they are responsible for, and that they know they are responsible for. This is just another classic case of somebody wanting something for nothing.
Sincerely,
"Piece Of Work"

Chris, the mechanic insulted my father about his christianity...saying that "His christianity hasn't stopped him from smoking" Basically calling him a fake christian....what a nice place...I am not the only person who has complained about this company.

The next day, they called and harassed us about our report on here. Funny huh....and NOW coinsidently "They have our 50 dollars"....what a shocker....Classic reaction.

I love these ROR complaints about the bad people that SOLD cars with a myriad of defects. A sales transaction involves two parties. Someone SELLS a car and the other party BUYS a car. If you hadn't BOUGHT the car they tried to sell you the problems wouldn't occur. Most used car dealers buy cars from new car dealerships that the new car dealership doesn't want to put on their lot or they go to an auto auction. A CARFAX report might give the history of the car but the dealer usually doesn't know or care where the car comes from or its service record. They wash it and put it on the lot and sell it at the retail blue book price. You would be better off looking for a private owner's car where you could see the service record. You would also pay cash for it which avoids car payments. The $50 deal was also a come on. Why would you recommend this company to anyone you know for 50 lousy dollars. He will probably remember you fondly when his car falls apart.