A Customer Demanded To Return This Cheap Buick Regal, Even Though We Spent over $2000 Fixing It!

A Customer Demanded To Return This Cheap Buick Regal, Even Though We Spent over $2000 Fixing It!
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@jamesstewart3771 says:

How can you buy a 3700 dollar car and expect it to be perfect like a new car ? As is means as is .

@alwaysmischief says:

I think you might be viewed as a cheap car lot with an awesome mechanic. You can’t be that and the “Well it’s under 5k, it’s not gonna problem free off the lot.” person.

@hubridgell5583 says:

Why don’t you buy and sell only trucks vans and SUVs?

@AltaSonata says:

Hoovie is on steroids

@jimhershman2931 says:

You need to move upmarket about 7K ; selling into the low end of any market leaves thin profit which makes customer service very difficult.

@eugenecandelaria4651 says:

Dont forget times have changed.
People no longer trade in every three years or 75,000 miles any more. They will defer maintainence and trade them in when they are mechanically bankrupt…or when they literaly drop dead on the road. They are traded in for a reason….and not just boredom or status seeking

@mickyweinstein1992 says:

Belt off, start motor, no vibration… external.
Yes vibration… internal.

@filthysoap96 says:

Give away the cheap cars to poor people as a surprise

@RinconPilot says:

I could not be in that business… A new car is $30-100k and not any more reliable. What do people expect from the hoopty lot!

@eugenecandelaria4651 says:

Trade credit only no cash refunds
Everyone is a wheeler dealer.
Mullets most entitled car buyers

@BillyBobDingledorf says:

I appreciate what you're trying to do, but the shop is too big for little things. Maybe go up with 80% of your inventory, but keep 20% for "cheap cars".

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