MB Motors
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Dont buy from this Dealership! They have the worst customer service ever. All they care about is a dollar in their pocket. Stay away from this place.

I went to MB Motors LLC to purchase a *** Xterra 2008. I spoke with a guy named *** who was not very helpful. He assured me that the car was in good condition, but when I arrived, I discovered several issues. The trunk door was completely broken, despite him claiming that two mechanics had inspected it and found no problems. Clearly, that was a lie. Since there was no nearby *** dealer, I had to take it to a different mechanic, who found even more problems. The rear door had a serious issue that would cost $800 to fix. The shocks and struts that hold the door were completely worn out. Additionally, there was a catalytic converter error code that had been intentionally erased by the dealership. This cost me even more money to fix. I really hope that *** faces consequences for lying to customers like this. It's only a matter of time before he lies to the wrong person and gets caught. He is truly a terrible person.

In January, the folks at MB Motors LLC replaced an auxiliary coolant pump in my car. Turns out, it was one of those Chinese parts that failed and caused a fire in the engine. Fast forward to July, and I've got documents from another shop confirming that the replacement part was faulty. We've been trying to get in touch with MB Motors, but they haven't responded to our numerous attempts. The repair costs are estimated to be around $4000, but they can't be sure if there's more damage until they start working on it. It's been almost two months without a car, and I'm still making payments on a vehicle I can't even drive. I really need some help resolving this issue.

I just bought a 2014 Audi S4 from MB Motors, but I couldn't go there in person. Instead, I worked with someone named *** to make sure the car was checked and working fine. *** said the car was in good shape and didn't need any repairs. He also mentioned that the car was mostly stock, except for the exhaust system. However, when the car arrived, I found out that it needed a new battery and it was actually heavily modified, tuned stage 2 plus. I decided to have the car inspected, and it turned out that it needed a new transmission, engine mounts, and it was leaking oil, among other issues. I tried calling ***, but he avoided me for three days. I also sent an email to ***, but I didn't get any response. After a week of calling, I finally spoke to ***, who basically said that the car is now my problem. When I mentioned that *** had misrepresented the car, he just hung up on me.

I went to MB Motors LLC on May 5 and paid a down payment of $515. I also bought an airplane ticket to go there. I was planning to drive the car back to *** but that didn't happen, so I had to buy another ticket to go home. The ticket to *** cost $220. The ticket to go back to *** cost ***. They promised to sell me a 2019 *** Tacoma Off Road pick-up truck. However, when I arrived, I realized it was not an Off Road model. It was actually an SR5 with Off Road decals on the bed of the truck. The SR5 is a cheaper model and doesn't have many of the features that the Off Road model has. MB Motors falsely advertised the vehicle online, claiming it had all the Off Road features. When I saw the truck in ***, , it was clear that it didn't. I confronted the salesman about it and he said he would give me my deposit back. However, even after I got home, I didn't hear from him. I sent a polite email asking for my deposit back, but he hasn't responded to this day.

On September 23rd, after a week of talking on the phone with the dealer and saying no to a deposit, I finally drove to *** from ***. Navy fed didn't give me full financing, so I had to come back from Yakima to *** on the 24th to complete the purchase of a 2010 Range Rover Sport Supercharged Autobiography. It was listed for ***, but after taxes, I bought it for ***. On September 27th, I took the car to my mechanic for an inspection. The minimum fee to fix the only known problems on the car is ***. The headlights and brakes don't work. Everything was hidden because when I test drove the vehicle, there were no problems, no check engine lights, or anything. But when I drove home, they all came on and I had it inspected. The car had a clean record and full service from a dealership, verified by Carfax. I got completely ripped off, and I did some research to find out that it's a lemon lot and I'm not the only one. I want to do whatever I can to get my car fixed or have them take it back because they won't honor the 7-day buyer's remorse policy. Also, I want the business to be investigated or something because it's not okay for them to do this to anyone.

A word of caution, be cautious when dealing with MB Motors LLC. I bought a vehicle from them after only seeing 60 pictures and asking numerous questions. The salesperson, Amil, assured me that there were no issues with the vehicle. He claimed that MB Motors is a reputable dealer that sells high-quality cars. I repeatedly asked to see the checklist that dealers usually have when acquiring a vehicle, but they said there was nothing wrong with this one. I also asked multiple times if the car came with both keys, and they said they were pretty sure it did and that they would be in the car along with the paperwork when it was delivered to my house. But guess what? There was only one key, no paperwork, and even the delivery driver immediately noticed problems with the mirror and the TMPS system in the Jeep.

I understand that the car was sold "as is," but when a dealer intentionally hides issues with a vehicle, they should be held accountable and cover the cost of fixing those problems. For example, they purposely didn't include a picture of the faulty rear driver side TMPS that doesn't work properly. Additionally, the driver side mirror doesn't slide down as it should when the Jeep is put in reverse. Lastly, the Jeep had a newly installed front chip protector, which seemed fine at first, but it was actually hiding seven silver dollar-sized rust spots on the front of the hood. Once again, selling "as is" doesn't mean being intentionally deceptive.

I tried contacting Amil multiple times through text, voicemail, and email. I even sent them a list and pictures of the rust, but they are refusing to fix anything. The hood needs to be replaced because the rust is coming from the inside out. I will be reporting this to the ComplaintsBoard.com (ComplaintsBoard.com) and I have also reached out to the Attorney General for the state of Washington. They sent me a form to fill out and return to them to start a case. Obviously, this whole experience has been extremely frustrating and disappointing.