Value Ride Valley

I had called here wanting to know if I had to live in Alabama or if I could live in Alabama. The person that answered the phone said that you have to live in Alabama in order to get a car from them and you have to have an Alabama Driver's License. My thing is if I have money for the down payment and able to make the payments on the vehicle what difference does it make if I live in Alabama or Georgia. They could get a lot of business if they would allow people from Georgia to buy cars. Even if I bought a car in Alabama, I'm paying the taxes and the title fees as well. Then I have to register the car in Georgia and once again I'm paying taxes and having to pay the fair market value of the car and buy the tag. This is why I only gave it a 1 star review.

Nice little car dealership nice guy I dealt with only had so much money to work with but a great paying job he was able to work the down payment and an agreement to pay the rest in two weeks and first car note won't be due for thirty days afterwords. Needless to say I'm now a very proud owner of a beautiful 2010 Mercy Milan Premier 4 that is in beyond excellent shape inside and out. I do recommend this dealership for your vehicle needs.

Everything was good except the vehicle. I bought a 2006 trailblazer and literally the next day the alternator went out they fixed that. 1 week later I had to replace the starter, I had to pay for that. I called to see if I could swap it out for somethin else on the lot and they wouldn’t even talk about it. At this point ive only had the trailblazer 2 weeks. I think it’s a flooded vehicle cause the back fender are rusting out. Just this week I had to fix the shift linkage. Not to mention I’m paying 6 times what the vehicle is actually worth.

THEY SHOULD BE RATED A 0 (ZERO). The app wouldn't let me leave the stars blank. PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM THIS CAR LOT. THEY SELL SOUR APPLES AND LEMONS. The cars they sell have costly problems. Service engine soon lights are on, batteries are bad on the lot, alternators and starters need replacing before the customer buys the cars. Yet, the car lot don't replace them and is deceitful in saying THE CAR HAVE NO MECHANICAL PROBLEMS. The owner/manager say that once you sign the paper the car is AS IS and the person who signed the paper have to replace/fix whatever is wrong with the car. They give you a YELLOW CARD with your paperwork that can be used to get a % off at 2 businesses in Opelika & Auburn to replace the parts that's needed. This business knowingly sells bad cars. EXAMPLE: The salesma

Not enough car choices but available and affordable vehicles and straight forward workers