Carcash Liquidation Center in Tucson

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  Kahseem Highe

  :: 13 January 2016 11:56:03

  worse place to get a car from they dont fix there cars until someone wants to buy it and when you do buy it they only get it working enough to run and they will give you so much bullshit on why they wont fix the part i wouldn't let my worse enemy come to this place

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  francieann wadley

  :: 01 October 2015 19:04:27

  At first we saw their prices in the website and thought they had some good deals. When we got there we were helped by Alex, who is very nice. However, the car we were interested in, prices at $6950, needed to go through their mechanics first before we could drive it which was understandable. Alex said if we wanted we could put a deposit of $500 to guarantee that we would have first dibs on it. The following Monday I went in and out the money down. Alex said the car would be ready by Tuesday or Wednesday latest as long as things went well in the mechanics shop. Monday night I went to the website to look at some specifics I'm the car and the price had changed from $6950 to $4950. Well I called Tuesday to verify the price and was told yes that was in fact the price and I had just caught the sale that was about to happen and then I was informed that the car needed a part and wouldn't be available for another 2 days. Wednesday I checked the website again and the price changed from $4950 to $8950. Thursday I called and was informed that it would be another week for the part to come in. I personally think someone made a mistake on the web pricing and this company gave us the run around hoping we would let go of the car. Alex knew we were in need of a vehicle asap. I'm disappointed with my experience with this company and wanted to make sure I let people know about it. Watch the pricing, it changes faster than you can change a channel. FYI if you put money down make sure you keep your receipt.

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  Amy Breiling

  :: 02 October 2010 22:49:50

  I was interested in a Scion tC they were selling and it was clearly the nicest car they had on the lot. When I arrived, the car was parked outside the gate and the owner was on his way out the door. He noticed I was looking at the car and when I asked to take it for a test drive, he gave me the keys...attached to his personal key ring (there were some extra house keys and a little LA Fitness card). When I came back, I talked to a different guy who told me they listed the car about two months ago and I noticed the mileage was over 4000 miles more than what they listed online. "Oh, that's a typo," the guy insisted. Right. When the tires are nearly bald and the owner's personal key ring is attached to the car keys, I have a hard time believing that.