Sandy Motors

I purchased a car here about a month ago. When I decided I wanted to buy it I asked if they could fix the strut because it was leaking. I brought it back a few days later, and dropped it off for the day. When I got the car back it was obvious they didnt replace or fix the problem and I continued to have more problems with the vehicle. This place does crappy work and doesnt fix things right they just clean it up to make it look ok. THEY LIED TO ME THEY WILL LIE TO YOU. Obviously when you buy a used vehicle it will have its problems but for a place to lie is unacceptable. Make sure you read that your warranty is ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ for 30 days they offered to cover another problem that occured on the 30^th day of my warranty however I did not feel comfortable giving them my business. Maybe if you were honest I wouldnt have wrote this horrible review. Thank you for the stress and agrivation I am really looking foward to buying/​installing new suspension components this weekend!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH SANDY MOTORS!!!

Within a day of picking up my 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee I had trouble with the transmission. Of course, it was an intermittent problem so it was hard to diagnose. Finally, five weeks after I bought the car the check engine light went on and we discovered a faulty electronic board in the transmission. I informed Sandy Motors of the problem the day after I bought it as well as when the check engine light went on. Sandy backs their cars for 4 weeks and since mine was diagnosed in week 5 they had no interest in helping me fix the car. They told me they bought the car «as is» from a local auction and it was now my problem. THANKS GUYS!

Despite the salesman assuring me that they perform a thorough inspection on their cars before delivering to the customer, the 2011 Jeep Patriot we were going to purchase was provided to us with numerous issues. The first warning sign that not even a cursory inspection was probably done was that a brake light was out. Throughout the course of the first day of driving the electronics randomly turned off and the key FOB would not consistently work. The final nail in the coffin was that the car would not accelerate properly on the high way.
After taking the car to DM Tyre I was informed that the car produced a code as soon as it was hooked up, indicated that the catalytic converter needed to be replaced. D&M stated the car should have never been sold in that condition.
Sandy Motors never issued and explanation apology, they only offered (their legal obligation) to fix the defect, albeit at hours inconvenient to us. To make matters worse no one working there could negotiate with us without first talking to the owner who was not there and who refused to deal directly with us at the time. All said and done we returned the car and lost a $ 500 deposit for the luxury or driving it for the weekend.

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