Upon arriving at MidwestCarSearch, I was immediately bombarded by a salesperson who tried to sell me a car. She was rude, disrespectful, and loud-mouthed. To entice me to buy a car she kept trying to tell me stories about how she was such a humanitarian and used vulgar language about how MidwestCarSearch was way better than CarHop or DennyHecker. One lie that she gave me was telling me that she had previously inspected cars for 26 years for some other company and stated that MidwestCarSearch has the most integrity out of everyone. Well, later on I noticed she changed it from 26 years to 16 years. A small lie, but still a lie.in addition, whenever I asked about a certain condition on a car, she never gave me a straight answer, she just beat around the bush (so much for being an expert on cars). Also, she never told me the prices. Well, later on, she admitted to me that she was a recovering alcoholic and had to attend her AA meetings.in addition, she was about to lie to the credit agency about a paycheck that was from a former employer by saying that it was a legitimate check. Also, they charge an excessive amount of interest for the financing of the car without proper reasoning.
On the website, it states that Victor Nelson's expertise is "helping people obtain financing that have credit problems. The merging of a small 'Do it the right way!' car lot and guaranteed approvals seemed the perfect fit; Allow everyone an opportunity to finance their car and be treated right at the same time." This is far from the truth. This guy is crooked along with all of the other employees working there. No one is treated right. When I asked them questions about the warranty and about seeing certain documentation, they were reluctant to give me any information. I felt like I wasn't being treated respectfully.
The court considers the effect that the seller's conduct might possibly have on the general public or on the people to whom the seller advertised the product. When the salesperson was telling me about the car, she said that it had been just brought in from a previous car owner who had owned the car for a while. When I looked up the VIN number, it stated that there were 16 records for this vehicle. I am sure that due to the high price that they probably would charge for the car and high interest rates, I am sure several other people previously had defaulted on the car.
The list goes on, but overall from my own experience MidwestCarSearch is a horrible company with no ethics and no integrity. Do not do business with this company. Hopefully, this report was informative for future consumers to stay away from purchasing at MidwestCarSearch. Once again, this is from my own perspective which may differ from other perspectives.
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