This loaner car started my obsession with Audi's but that's an entirely different story. During this time Matt gave me a loaner car since I was knew to Massachusetts and no second car. After a couple of days of trouble shooting and working with the team at Ally Motors, Carlos and I believe his assistants name is Carlos (Looks like a smaller Danny Trejo hahaha just kidding you're awesome) also found the issue. Now I could have just returned the car or exchanged it for something different but his service manager Carlos ensured me he could fix it. I got to work and was able to get the car to him after. After disconnecting the battery and reconnecting it the car reset itself and I was able to start it. I called Matt (Salesman) on his cell and he was very concerned and helpful. Immediately after pulling out of my drive way the car just shut off. After getting the car home I went to bed and got up for work the next morning. I test drove it prior to purchasing and everything was good. He then showed me some vehicles in the price range I wanted to be. He didn't sugar coat anything and discussed all options with me prior to starting anything. My credit wasn't good but he guaranteed me he could get me approved for a loan. The second I met Matt (salesman) I knew I was in the right place. I found this sweet little gem of a dealer through car gurus. If you aren't 100 percent sure you can afford it, you cant take it personal when its no or your not first in line.at a bigger dealership they push you like crazy, at least here they give you a shot!! Good luck to all trying to get some wheels, there's always options, you just have to pick the best one They are not the craziest spot, but if you need a car and have finances to throw down, check them out. But you cant expect to touch the sky with no wings. They always seem swamped and usually have cars under KBB, which is nice. So of course they will cater to people that can afford to pay or have less hurtles to go through. But they are a smaller place and need to make ends meet. I cant speak for quality because i backed out of my deal.
If like me you have shit for credit, you better expect a decent amount down. I've sold cars at a bigger dealership, didn't enjoy it. However, if you have an older model car, then you may find it’s easier to sell it at a used car dealership instead.So here's the deal with this place in my opinion. Choose Your Dealership Wisely: If you have a newer, gently used vehicle then most Salt Lake City dealerships will buy it regardless of their inventory or the car’s initial condition.You can use this number to negotiate your price or get an approximate value for what the dealer is willing to buy your car for. Research Your Car’s Value Ahead of Time: Use tools from, Kelley Blue Book, or your local dealership to find the trade-in value of your car.Have Your Car’s Title on Hand: Having your vehicle’s title ready when you sell it will save time on the dealer’s end and get you your offer faster.Write Down the Benefits of Your Car: Having a detailed history of the maintenance record of your vehicle, a list of its additional features, and a list of its accessories like extra key fobs or bike mounts will increase the value of your vehicle and make it more appealing to dealerships.Clean Up Your Car: Having your car washed, detailed, and replacing small parts like windshield wipers or floor mats is a great way to increase the value of your vehicle before you bring it to the dealership.
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