Vonzieautosales.com Website Review

You know this kind of lot. It's shady, sketchy, walking up to the entrance you wonder if you should even enter. There is a white plastic table in the middle of the gravel lot. A pitbull tied up at the side of the building barks a solid warning. The salesman stands up and greets me with strong beer breath. I look down at the table, and yes indeed the crew is having a beer for lunch. A large man with long disheveled hair sits at the table. His role is not obvious, but yet he seems to be a staple to the business. I'm here to see the Audi, I announce. I found this place on craigslist and my wife sent me here to buy this car with cash, I drive the Audi and it feels good. It pulls a little to the right, but has good accelleration and brakes. The engine is smooth and doesn't sputter. I'm fairly impressed for a 10 year old car. I look at the engine and tires; check the lights. Everything seems in good While me and the salesman were out driving Vonzie has arrived. He is hard on his price around $3K. I am sick of shopping for a cheap car and agree on a price that is more than the cash I have. Vonzie will not take a check. This is troublesome. We need to go to the bank to get more cash. Why don't we drive the car? Vonzie insists we take another car so he can detail the Audi. It was fairly clean, but I I must admit that I like the sales guy. He's young and seems to want to do what is right. I trust him. He writes up the dealer paperwork. Oh, yes, they are a licensed dealer. Which means they have an obligation (by law) to sell safe and mechanically sound cars. All cars I drive the car home, and it is fine. That night my wife takes it around the block for a test drive. She steps on the gas hard and the engine light comes on immediately and a warning on the dash for coolant. The car immediately looses power. We sputter back to the The next morning I try to drive the car again around the block. This time I can't get it out of the driveway. The car has no power. The