Redline Auto sales LLC

Don't buy from Matt the negative reviews are actually real!!! Should have listened to what i was reading I spent 10k on a truck on Friday and here are just some of the things wrong.... and this was a weekend ordeal. This is Reline auto sales.. but half assed place to buy a vehicle sold me a truck with known problems but wasn't disclosed even after I asked.... and called and ask him to fix it and while being on the phone with him he hung up on me. First problem is the ignition was bad and told me ya I forgot to mention that.. 2nd if there machinics are so good why is the white lettering on the inside of the truck its always white out lol dont waste money like I did and I just threw 10k at a truck that had half assed work done..... put a "cool" radio in the truck that cuts out everything

Do not buy from Matt! He sold us a vehicle that had no noise during a test drive less than 100k on the odometer and less than 30 miles after purchase there was a terrible noise from the rear. He sold us a vehicle with a bad differential, did not offer a partial refund and said he would charge us $3000 to fix the noise. That conversation took place less than 1 week of buying the vehicle. Im not sure how there was no noise during the test drive. This is a $10,000+ vehicle. I DO NOT RECOMMEND BUYING FROM MATT, terrible experience.

I dealt with Matt, it was a smooth transaction. Nice guy, very responsive and provided tons of info on the vehicles we were looking at. Purchased a 12-year-old truck at auction. With 140k miles, the vehicle needed some things fixed, and Matt went above and beyond to help with that. I would deal with him again.

DO NOT BUY FROM MATT! If I could give zero stars, I would. Matt assured us that the car was thoroughly checked by mechanics and had no issues. Just two weeks later, the car completely stopped working, and we had to spend over $5,000 on a new engine. When we reached out for a solution, he was unprofessional and aggressive. It’s clear he’s just flipping cars for profit without concern for quality or honesty. Also, don’t be fooled by the five-star reviews—they were written by him and his wife. Save yourself the headache—RUN!

After a week of getting my car it had FIVE check engine codes. (If you clear codes it’s usually back after 2 weeks) one of them being a emmisions code, luckily we don’t live in a state that requires tests but it’s almost un drivable because the power drops as soon as you go over 3k rpm. The battery holder was just not there ( it’s a 30 dollar part if you want the actual Honda one) and one of the air hose clamps was extremely lose. Now I would’ve been completely fine with these issues IF I was told this information before I bought it and still payed what I did for it, but I was told it drove and ran great, no issues. I’m sure I’ll find more in the next coming weeks that I didn’t catch after looking over the car for 10 minutes.