David Bruce Auto Center
Dishonest, unethical, scam artists, changed terms of contract, forged signature, came to my home to harrass Ripoff

Cars & Transport

This auto dealership should be avoided completely. They changed the first payment due date, added gap insurance, disability insurance, warranty. We did not want these items, so after the fact they forged the signature and sent the paperwork in the Toyota financial. We have contacted two Chicago Tv stations and are going to the newspapers next. Possibly the State's Attorney & FBI. Fraud is fraud and forgery is forgery. If you are in the Kankakee county area, stay away from them. If you have purchased a vehicle from this dealership, call the lending company the dealer financed through and get a copy of the papers sent to them. Chances are, you were scammed as well and do not know it.


Company: David Bruce Auto Center
Country: USA
State: Illinois
City: Bourbonnais
Address: 555 Latham Dr Route 102
Phone: 8159337700
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