Kurt J.
Purchased a 1967 Olds
Purchased a 1967 Olds, I'am 59 yrs old. I do not expect any salesperson to be a mechanic, that is not their profession. I purchased a comparatively lower priced car (by about 18K) due to model. The advertising was about the same as the higher priced models and no difference in video/pictures, both highlighted what was best about the vehicle. I didn't ask a lot of questions about the car because the salesperson can only go by what he has been given by owner or the person writing the report. So the car I received has a replacement engine and not the engine stated in advertising (figured as much from pics),brake drums bad (overturned if I hard braked, they would snap). So what I am saying is that I bought as is and that is what I get. One side note the salesperson never said the 1k deposit was non refundable, but I did look at some 300 reviews (former employees and customers) and already knew what to expect. And don't know about titles,but most states are 20 to 45 days by law.Vehicle consignments are a violation of Ohio State Law. Illinois, IAC Section 1020.50 Consignment Sales by Dealers and Sec. 5-104.3. Disclosure of rebuilt vehicle and 625 ILCS 5/3-113 Transfer to or from dealer. The last item - they have a customers low price and unless you are lower than that, they are not contacting the seller. Its a business, so don't ask the salesperson to be a mechanic/inspector, hire your own that's certified.(not uncle Bob).