Complaint Review: Sierra Auction Tucson AZ - Tucson Arizona
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- Sierra Auction Tucson AZ 3911-n Highway Drive Tucson, Arizona United States
- Phone: 5208820111
- Web: sierrAuction.com
- Category: Auction
Sierra Auction Tucson AZ Jeff (Operations Manager) Mike (Generall Manager) Totally Misrepresented vehicle condition. Tucson Arizona
*Author of original report: Sierra Tucson complaint.
*Consumer Comment: You can't be serious...
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Total SCAM company! Sierra Auctions are the exactly the reason people are affraid to buy from an auction. I bought a 2007 Honda CRV online after viewing the item online. When I asked to look at vehicle upon arrival to facility they Absolutely denied me to inspect the vehice. Their photos are shaded and very misleading.
I would say buyer beware! I excepted the vehicle and the condition as is with the body damage and the faded paint. What I DO Not except is the Complete Hail Damage that Sierra Auctions failed to disclose! This vehicle is completely covered with Hail Damage and is unrepairable.
When I called the management at Sierra Auction and spoke with Jeff he said he remembered the Honda specifically and did not remember any Hail Damage! He told me that he and Mike their general manager looked at photos and see no damage? Neither did I in the provided shaded pictures. I was willing to except the faded paint and poor body work/damage as I purchased from an internet site, but NOT complete Hail Damage as it changed the Honda's value buy more than half.
When I asked for a refund they said they would resell the the car for me at my cost, Sierra Auction was well aware of this vehicles condition and failed to represent it accurately. I demanded a refund for this misrepresnted purchase and received canned answers from Sierra Auctions managemant staff.
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#2 Author of original report
Sierra Tucson complaint.
AUTHOR: Scott - (United States)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, December 26, 2017
Sierra Auctions of Phoenix was very professional and reviewed this transaction after returning to Phoenix area. The management staff inspected the vehicle and agreed to refund purchase price. I am completely satisfied with the results of this purchase and would buy from Sierra Auctions again. Thanks for you assistance in the issue.
#1 Consumer Comment
You can't be serious...
AUTHOR: Robert - (United States)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, December 06, 2017
You bought a car from an auction where they outright refused your request to allow you to see it in person before you completed the sale. Just based on that, most people would use their common sense and not continue. So here is a question WHY did you go forward with the sale?
Also, it isn't like they said the car was in perfect condition. You knew that the paint was faded and the body work was poor. Yet you were going to accept it. It's like they are throwing huge "red flags" into your face and you are taking them saying "Thank you sir..may I have another". There is a point where you need to take responsibility for your actions, and you are well passed that point.
Oh and let me guess what their "canned" response was...You bought the car AS-IS with no implied or written warranty. Yet you now somehow think you are entitled to a refund. Good Luck with that. Hope you get it but I wouldn't hold my breath.
By the way what did you pay for this car that you already knew had issues? Please don't tell us you paid anything near "Blue Book" value.
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