PideP

9 de jun. de 2016

i visited on a Monday and returned on Thursday, the price went up on the car I viewed by $1,200. The guide tells me they re-evaluate prices every 45-60 days and make the necessary market adjustments. I'm not sure their prices are fair. They stroke you with dialogue about regional efficiency and transparency but felt murky ..... under-the-table dealings.

Tient1953

4 de jun. de 2016

When you visit you'll be greeted by a "guide" who'll present you with a formulated script about free car washes and no dealer fees. Sounds nice, then you do some research and find that their inventory is overpriced by 1-3k across the board. I don't care how clean the car is, your're hiking up price to disguise fees, a dishonest practice. You won't be able to miss their ostentatious boastful 'imagine bar' as you enter the showroom, praised as a game changer by their guide troop, but it amounts to nothing more than an Apple Store branded as a car dealer. Sonic's investors hope to "disrupt the industry" by throwing capital at today's "consumer empowerment" market, but I left with the impression of being pandered or stroked by a capitalist front. Consumer expectations continue to increase, and a brand like EchoPark makes sense from an investor's standpoint, but this brand settles in as a brigade of slick iPads distracting amused consumers from overpriced cars. Don't purchase from this window dressed facade, you will pay too much. As Steve Jobs allegedly said, "Good artists copy, great artists steal." ... welcome to EchoPark. Cons: Misleading environment, Overpriced inventory, Dronelike sales people "guides"Pros: Exceptional appraisal process