I bought in December a car at the Millennium Auto Sales. After driving the car for 1 week the engine check light came on and I brought the car back to the dealer. They said they checked out the car and it was a sensor problem. 2 Weeks later the battery light came on. I brought the car to Firestone. The belts burned. One day after the belts were fixed the car started to shake very badly. I brought it back to Firestone and they said they need to do some engine work which will cost around 1500.00 and up. I explained the situation to Millennium Auto Sales. The owner told me to bring the car and they will fix it for USD500.00. After one week the car was ready for pick up. But after only 2 days it started acting up again. I ended up at the Chrysler dealer ship. They said the engine is out place and in order to fix the "shaking" problem they can fix it for USD 500.00. Only after one week the car ended up at Millennium Auto Sales again. This time they offered to fix the car for free and actually ordered the parts from the Chrysler dealer ship. Again 1 week the car was sitting there. Once I picked it up it had the same problem. I got really upset and Millennium Auto Sale said this is now another problem.
DON'T BUY A CAR FROM MILLENNIUM SALES. They have really nice cars for a good price but again they are all damaged. They will rip you off and you will end up with a car that does not work and you will spend a lot, lot, lot money to get it running.
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