J & S Motors Inc

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Amazing! I called to inquire about an orange 50 F1 today and I'm fairly sure the person I talked to couldn't have been more rude. I have been looking for that generation pickup for a while and was legitimately interested in the vehicle. Money in hand. Every time I asked a question about it I was cut off and given the price followed by "that's what it takes to buy it." I asked their hours and was given some mumbled reply and hung up on. How anybody could buy a vehicle after being treated like that, much less a 63 year old truck, I'll never know. Of course, other reviews I've read (mostly corvette folks) suggest that they don't sell too many anyway due to the service customers receive. Their loss I guess! Annoying though, that's for sure.

I called J&S Motors to inquire about one of their corvettes, and from the start of or conversation the guy I talked to was rude and belligerent . The questions I asked were normal everyday interested car buyer questions, nothing out of the ordinary. The guy I talked to would not let me finish asking one question he kept interrupting me and repeating that it’s a good deal for the price and never answered any of my questions. He finally raised his voice and said “IT’S ON OUR WEB PAGE J&S MOTORS .COM” then hung up. I would never buy anything from them.

They are your stereotypical shady used car dealers you would remember from the 80's. They hide problems, are blatantly dishonest and pretty rude as well. They use accessories to cover rust and body damage. they disconnect batteries to hide the "check engine" light problems. They agree to arrangements that they do not fulfill after they've gotten your money. These are just the experiences I've had with them myself on one deal. My wife had a very bad feeling about them when she went there and, like a fool; I told her to give them the benefit of the doubt and continued the sale because I thought I was getting a "good deal". They have a lot of choices regarding Jeep Wranglers (that and Corvettes are all they sell), but the quality is not worth the price. You would be better off buying a used car from a new-car dealership. They would have a reputation to uphold.