Pac Ave Auto Sales

In the 15 years i have been in the auto industry i have never seen a more completely rude and disrespectful owner for a dealership in my day.. Advertises on offerup and when u question his financing and ask specific questions i think all people should ask. He calls u names and says ur a low life. I went thru a divorce and we all know how that can effect our credit. Mine was ruined. Thanks ex wifey. So i asked about in-house financing. He about short of calling me a piece of sh... And amongst other things... Here are a few of the screen shots of the messages.. You all can decide on the convo.

I found a vehicle here I was interested in via Craigslist ad. I noticed they had an option to text so decided I would try it out and I received a quick response to my initial message. As the conversation progressed though, I realized whoever I was talking with obviously did not care about actually selling a vehicle nor did they have any interest in me as a customer. Being slightly annoyed about this, I sarcastically said "killer salesmanship" (unnecessary, but I was frustrated at this point). I was then accused of being a "deadbeat" and told to go screw myself. Hopefully they don't treat all their customers this way, and are more professional than what I experienced.

Pacific Avenue Motors is not run by the same family that it was ran by for over 50 plus years. Two years ago the family rented the lot to another person. No relation. It is now called Pacific Avenue Auto Sales. That person is operating under his own business license and dealer license.

Joe sold me a car last month and in 3 days the transmission went out. He took the car back and refused to return my deposit. So now I'm out of 1400$ and a car. What should I do?

I was trying to talk to the owner of this dealership and the refuses to talk to me. I am only trying to help an elder friend get her tabs and plates so she can drive safe. Her temp plates are out dated. I feel that this is not good business.