National Auto Sales reviews

CircusKirkus

Apr 4, 2012

Saw a Sebring Convertible online for a decent price (CASH SALE OTD AS IS). I assumed it needed some work because of how good the price was and the condition.Contacted the dealer and he told me to be there next day 9AM sharp. Got to the dealer, no one was there, finally an hour later after opening time there was a Chaldean gentlemen arrived and barely spoke English (how bout when you have someone open the store they speak English and can understand you)and directed me to Fred (who i talked to previously) whom he said would be there momentarily. Checked the car out, had a few basic issues, needed brakes, belt, oil change. Basics, test drove it ran OK so I made an offer. He was unwilling to negotiate until I notated all the issues to him and explained and proved the true value of the vehicle (I Owned Sebring Convertibles before) I negotiated him down to a decent out the door price. After owning the vehicle for a day and breaking it in, the wheel bearings started humming and the tie rods blew out, oh did I mention the top leaked too? Took it to a family mechanic after purchase who informed me with the brakes, rods, and other issues he wouldn't let anyone drive that car. I contacted the dealer to see what he could do though I bought it as is. He worked with me and said he do some work on it for me which he did not have to do, he did the tie rods at no charge and said if there was any motor issues and was proven by a Chrysler mechanic he'd take care of it.Overall, just know what your buying and have a mechanic look at it, there is some good deals on the lot and bad deals. Just be thorough with everything, I don't think they swindle you, but they certainly don't inspect nor care to inspect these cars for condition because even when I asked he didn't know much on the car and being a salesman myself I could read he was being reasonably truthful. My belief is they find the cheapest deals and flip them period. But they do work with you and are relatively reasonable. My experience was neither pleasant nor miserable. Just alot of wasted time, but I got a great deal and you get what you pay for period.

mallypal04

Aug 3, 2009

DO NOT... I REPEAT DO NOT GO TO THIS DEALER!!!!... I have terrible credit and was looking for a place that would work with me to purchase a vehicle. This place helps with those who have bad or no credit.. Ok, good... but the cars they try to sell you are junk! I was interested in a Jeep Patriot... looked good on the outside till i got in and the check engine light was on... I ran a car fax on this vehicle before i even test drove and found some interesting things on here... During my test drive i took it down the street to an autozone where they do the free check engine light evaluation... come to find out this vehicles computer chip had been replaced once and was on the verge of needing replacement again.. When i had asked the dealer why the light was on he said it was because he takes the battery out at night and that he'd look into it and get back to me about it. I never heard from this dealer again!... Now tell me this is not shady! Always run a carfax! and if you have bad or no credit, work with a reputable place.. a lot of well-known big dealers will work with credit issues and find you a good car at better prices.

colleen0088

Jan 23, 2009

I have terrible credit and was turned down by many dealerships until one day I walked into National Auto Sales and spoke with the sales lady about my financial and credit situation. She was to the point and honest about everything. She explained that the $700 I had was simply not enough with my credit score to get a nice quality late model car. Motivated from her honesty and ability to actually approve me I borrowed and basically begged to get another $500 from friends and family walked in a week later and drove away that day in my new 2004 Grand Am! I would recommend them to everyone in need of a quality used vehicle!