Car King Auto Sales LLC

Owners.were awesome. Very upfront and honest. Great price. Will be back for next vehicle when needed.

Buyer beware! They use different personal accounts to give themselves good reviews, they clear warning lights on vehicles, they lie to you, promise to fix issues with vehicles that you purchase and never do. There were no warning lights on the car the day I picked it up, but within 1 mile check engine light, traction light and tire pressure lights were on. I took pictures and they said they would fix those issues as well when I brought it back for repairs.They sold me a car, promised to fix safety issues with it, said they had to order parts and bring the car back in a few days when the parts arrived for them to fix, they never did schedule an appointment for repairs. Car was not safe to drive. I was told to bring it back and they'd find me another car within 30 days or they would give me my money back. They resold the car, did not replace it and still have not refunded my money. They lie, tell you whatever it takes to get you to buy from them. Ride now and Car Kings are the same people using different names. It's 2 brothers Carter and Jefferson and Jefferson's girlfriend Amanda. Amanda also uses the name Mandy to have another Facebook account. I do have pictures and text messages with them to prove that everything I posted in this review is true.

Your average shady small car dealership. I came in a couple months ago because of the mostly positive reviews, looking for a first car on a budget. When I went, I was met with a row full of cars that are notoriously cheap on the used market because of how quickly they grow unreliable after just 100k miles, and of course, they were all well into the 100k mile range. I tried out one of the Nissans anyway. Even being one of the less trashed-up looking ones there, its condition was clearly pretty rough on the test drive. When I checked the engine afterward, it was a shiny black like brand new, while when I looked deeper, it was clearly very rusty and in bad shape. It was a terrible-looking engine with Armor All lathered all over it to make it look good to someone who doesn't know any better. There was also a check engine light on the car, so who knows what issues it'll have, other than the Nissan CVT transmission likely to die sometime soon. If that wasn't bad enough, when I tried to get out of there, the man who I was speaking to (who I presume to be the owner) tried to extort a large deposit out of me just for looking at the car. It's also worth noting that there's no dealer fee, and while that may seem like a plus, the cars are also very cheap, generally all under around $5k. It makes me wonder, they're a business, they have to make money. How do they when the cars are so cheap, there's no dealer fee, and they do all the paperwork for you? The answer is simple. They buy trashy/junk cars for really cheap, then give it a quick little touch-up to make it look better to someone who is desperate for something cheap and isn't knowledgeable about cars, then sell it for thousands more than they paid for it, while you're just getting a total junk car. I believe the guys saying they're faking reviews, because there's just no way these are good cars whatsoever. Obviously, I don't suggest anyone trust this dealership. ESPECIALLY if you don't know anything about cars and can't tell warning signs very easily. They prey on people who really need a car for cheap. Go to a large chain dealer instead, they generally sell used cars too; or if they're too expensive and/or you can't finance, then scour Facebook Marketplace for individual-owned cars, try to avoid accounts with multiple car listings since they're often this same kind of shady dealer trying to make you think they're an individual. And as always, do your research on everything so you don't get scammed. Good luck.