Atlanta Unique Auto Sales

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I purchased a 2004 Cadillac CTS from Atlanta Auto Plus on 9/22/2011 with 109,538 miles on it. After driving off the lot approximately 20 minutes later the transmission failed on the car at 109,607 miles.

DO NOT TRUST the salesman Yousef Seha, he told me that there was nothing wrong with the car and was in great operating condition when he sold it to me and that I must have driven it roughly. When asked about any accidents he told me a collision in the back but further review from the mechanic showed that it was in a front-end collision, proving that he deliberately gave me false information.

PLEASE DON'T USE THIS CAR DEALERSHIP!

Quick flippers! don't care about customer just getting your $ and outta there. Not honest at all. I bought car and they told me if friend with me bought one I would give me $100 referral and they would not. They sold him a piece of wrecked crap when he showed it to me I said take it back! He did and they would not refund and traded him another painted wrecked crap for $7000 more and he has spent $3000 more and still has more problems that was there when he bought it!!! They screwed poor guy royale. SLICK FAST TALKING SALES PEOPLE. WONT ANSWER PHONE AFTER SALE IS FINAL!

i bought a car about 6 months ago and i am very happy with the car ...it was finance through them and no headache or hassle.... good people to work with ....

i would suggest them to anybody that needs car around cumming,,....

i just bought a car from them two days ago, its great with the best price, saved $1300.00 compared to anywhere else, sales man nice and friendly. thanks atlanta auto plus

This dealership is in the business of flipping cars quickly. Their prices are excellent, but their cars aren't very thoroughly inspected.



The salespeople know very little about the cars that they are selling. For example, to test the salesman's knowledge, I asked him about timing belt change frequency on a car that has a timing chain, and he made up some BS to try to convince me that the (nonexistent) timing belt on the car was in great shape. In dealing with them, I recommend that you assume that the salesman doesn't know enough to tell you the truth - but he also doesn't know enough to cover up a problem - so he will tell you whatever you want to hear in order to get you to buy the car, and it may or may not be true.



That said, I got an excellent deal from them - about $1500 less than I would have paid almost anywhere else. If you know a bit about cars or have a friend who knows cars and will come along with you, then you can get a real bargain here.