World Of Wheels

I just recently purchased a car there. A ford explorer. To begin with because of how I looked, it was pooring down rain that day and I looked a bit bedraggled, When I made an offer on the vehicle they insisted upon seeing my money before even talking to me. They treated me like a poor begger that they didnt want anything to do with. But they had the vehicle that IU was looking for. During the haggling for price they agreed upon paying for title and registration, of which they turned around and told me after the deal that they never said any such thing. But get this, The day of the purchase, and 10 blocks away I found out that the head gaskets were blown out. The Mech said that someone tried to hide the fact too. That cost me $1400. Then a month later the transmision gave out. SOMEONE had used a trick to quiet the noise it was making. But it gave out nontheless. Cost: $1600. So if you like being taken advantage of and used and want to spend more than you bargained for then by all means go to ""World of Wheels"" They really love to take your money. Pros: No pros in my book! Cons: Thats all they are....Cons! more

Stereotypical used car salesman wanted me to come into the office and make an agreed upon offer before I would be allowed to test drive the car I was interested in! Three different salesman approached me within 7 minutes, all trying to work me, size me up. I guess I just looked like a large dollar sign walking through their lot. Pros: Nicer looking lot than some of the others on 82nd Cons: Sales tactics are immoral more