Architecture On Wheels

I see the response from the owner of this business, which is entirely a lie. I followed his advice to the letter, and drove back out to the business twice to purchase the car and was refused. If I had brought a man with me, he would have sold me the car. Unfortunately, my dad was only available by phone His response to my review is only further indication that he is willing to make up any kind of story in order to run his business. I would give this business 0 stars if I could and have reported him to the better business bureau as well.
Please notice that in this person’s response to my review that he admits that 1. He promised to make repairs on the car and then failed to do so, not just that they were delayed, but he failed to do the promised repairs at all 2. That he discredits my «mechanical knowledge», which he did not discuss with me in detail, which I actually do have, and as mentioned previously, he made assumptions about because of my gender and 3. He chose to sell the car to a «gentleman», i.e. a man. This guy is not interested in running a business, but rather in, as he puts it «making friends», and making friends with other men who think they know a lot about cars. This speaks to his lack of professionalism, as I didn’t want to make friends, I just wanted to do business and buy a car. Also, for the record, he never gave me a phone call regarding a parts delay or offering to still fix the car, and I never was planning to drive it cross country. I showed up to buy the car twice, a 2 hour drive from my home, and I believe he lied at that time about the status of the car and of his personal health in order to avoid selling me the car since he apparently didn’t think I was worthy of his hunk of junk merchandise.
Point blank, the owner of this company didn’t want to sell me the car, so he lied so that he could sell it to someone else.