All articles tagged with #car dealership
Fairly Reliable Bob’s, a Boise-based used car dealership with a 50-year history, is moving from its Main St. location to a new, larger facility near Eagle Rd. and Fairview Ave. in Meridian to expand its service department and showcase its Corvette collection, aiming for a mid-2023 move. The move is part of the company's growth strategy to better serve its customers and attract new ones, after years of searching for the right property.
A woman claims a dealership tried to pressure her into a bad deal by handing her a Jeep Wagoneer without signing paperwork and then selling her trade-in without her consent, raising concerns about deceptive sales practices and potential attempts to upsell extended warranties. She eventually got her original car back but questioned the dealership's motives and practices.
A TikTok video reveals how some dealerships add hidden fees like doc fees and electronic filing fees to inflate the final price of a car, while others, like Long-Lewis Auto Group, avoid these charges and offer better transparency and pricing. Buyers should carefully review all fees and negotiate to avoid hidden costs.
A woman in San Antonio experienced a stressful ordeal after purchasing a truck, discovering a $13,000 discrepancy in her loan balance due to dealership misconduct, leading to ongoing legal and credit issues. She advises careful review of contracts and filing complaints with authorities to address such scams.
Tiah McCreary repossessed her Kia after the dealership failed to renew its business registration, then registered the dealership's name herself and sued for rights to it, with the appeals court ruling she can pursue her claim separately from her car dispute, highlighting the importance of business registration and legal awareness for consumers and businesses alike.
An Ohio woman, Tiah McCreary, repossessed her Kia after the dealer, Taylor Kia of Lima, lost the rights to its own name due to registration issues. She then filed a lawsuit claiming fraud and unjust enrichment, and sought ownership of the dealership's name, leading to a legal battle that challenges the dealership's authority and highlights issues in auto sales practices.
A man reportedly wrecked a car dealership after being denied the return of a vehicle, according to police. Video footage captured the incident, highlighting the man's frustration and subsequent actions at the dealership.
A car dealership in South Dakota is attempting to sell a 1995 Honda Accord sedan for $24,911, which is $2,441 more than its original MSRP. Despite its pristine condition and low mileage of 2,187, the asking price is considered outrageous for a typical family sedan from the 1990s. The dealership's pricing has drawn criticism, as similar cars in excellent condition are valued at $1,500-$2,500.
Dogs at a Houston car dealership have caused between $100,000 and $350,000 in damage by ripping apart vehicles, with surveillance footage revealing their teeth-pulling rampage. Employees initially suspected a "wolf" until they discovered a clever cat hiding inside the cars, believed to be the true target. The incidents have left employees fearful and cautious about leaving their vehicles unattended.
Thieves broke into a Philadelphia car dealership that had been open for less than a week, stealing seven out of eleven cars in inventory. The robbers not only found the keys to the vehicles but also their titles, which is unusual for a new business. The dealership had minimal security measures and no insurance for the vehicles, putting its survival at risk. Police have recovered three of the stolen cars so far.
Technicians at a Myrtle Beach car dealership found an eight-foot albino boa constrictor under the hood of a car brought in for unrelated issues. The snake was discovered by a co-worker who was surprised by the unexpected find. A local critter removal expert was called in to safely remove the snake, which will be cared for until the owner claims it or it is sent to a breeder. Since the story broke, numerous people have expressed interest in adopting the rare snake.
Four workers, including one in grave condition, were injured after being struck by a vehicle at a car dealership in Mission Hills, Los Angeles. The incident occurred at the Hamer Toyota dealership, and the cause of the collision is currently unknown. The injured workers were transported to a hospital for treatment.
The Fort Wayne Police Department is investigating a crash that occurred near Indiana Tech, involving multiple vehicles including a white or silver Chevy Silverado. The crash caused damage to both the vehicle and cars at the dealership, as well as knocking over a street sign. It is unclear if there were any injuries.
A fire broke out at a car dealership in Durham, damaging 12 vehicles. The fire was quickly brought under control and no injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is being ruled accidental due to a prior history of problems with one of the vehicles. The investigation is ongoing.
Westgate Mitsubishi in Graham was robbed of two more cars, two BMWs valued at more than $50,000, on Friday morning, less than 24 hours after the dealership suffered a $200,000 robbery when someone took a Dodge Charger, Jeep Cherokee, Cadillac, and a Porsche. Investigators have not shared any suspect information just yet.