J&S Autohaus - Jean Saliba Owner Fraud, and Misrepresentation Ewing New Jersey

Here's your direct statement:  "The car buying experience is the worst game in town...the internet is fraught with complains...".

If you actually think buying a used car, even at the local level is so bad, then why in the hell did you throw common sense in the dumpster to buy a used car sight unseen on the internet???

Should dealers represent their cars accurately?  Absolutely...positively!  Should consumers exercize COMMON SENSE in the car buying process?  Absolutely...positively!

COMMON SENSE dictates the buyer looks over the outside of the car for obvious physical defects as the car is parked in front of that buyer.

COMMON SENSE dictates the buyer goes inside the car to check out the interior for obvious defects as the car is parked in front of that buyer.

COMMON SENSE dictates the buyer takes the car on a test drive to try out all accessories and necessities and guage an idea of how the car runs.

COMMON SENSE dictates the buyer has his/her own mechanic check over the car.

COMMON SENSE dictates the buyer reviews the mechanic's findings and then makes an offer to the seller taking into account the nature of any defects found.

The bottom line here is you threw common sense out the window to buy a car you've never seen, didn't test drive or have your own mechanic check out.  When we throw common sense out the window, we take on all responsibility and consequences.