I didn't have all these off the wall problems like some before me. First let me say that ultimatecardeal.com doesn't push you into buying a car, they show you the cars and you pick. The cars do come with a limited 90 day warranty. But I urge woman to use caution when buying from them or anyone else for that matter. Last year in July my Chevy Avalanche was stolen I needed a car. I couldn't finance another vehicle being that I still had one in my name. So I look all over the internet for a car and low and behold I find the ultimatecardeals.com website they have nice cars. I saw a BMW and made a appointment to go to their showroom. They take you into this deem garage where you see all their cars some you can see the scratches, the dent, whatever may or may not be the on the car. My partner picked this 1996 Acura 3.2 TL (white) w / $1800 20 racing rims. We paid for the car and made a appointment to pick the car up three days later. On behalf of the company I will say they do allow you to bring a mechanic to check out the car for you, but I'm thinking it has a warranty, anything wrong with it and I'll get if fix. The price on the car was $6711. I was then notified that the rims on the car at the time I saw it didn't come with the car. The rims were $1800 the way I saw it the rims came with the car and the tiny writing of the $1800 was the value of the rims. If I would have know that I would not have pick at car over ten years old for that price. We worked something out concerning the rims. Then for the total $7883.40, where does this extra $1172.40 come from. Well, lets see, there is - get this a PREDELIVERY FEE of $679.00 and sales tax of $493.00. Almost $8000 for a an 11 year old car. Then came leaving with my car. There was paint peeling on both bumpers, but cosmetic, not a huge problem. Driving on 1-95 was scary the hood of the car look like it was going to fly open. I pulled over made sure the hood was down and it was. That's when I remember didn't all of these cars suppose to come with a vehicle history report. Mine didn't, no one mention it either and I would soon find out why. Wait I'm not finished! As soon as I merged off of I-95 I got not one flat but two flat tires. The rims were TOO BIG for the car. I had to buy lower profile tires for the rims. Can any one say $995 for tires.in all of a week, my car kept cutting off and when I would take it to the shop, the JAP Tech tech couldn't find anything wrong with the car. So of course 91 days of having the car my alternator and battery needed to be changed. No problem I said. No too much of a problem for a car this age. I had a bad feeling about this car and I wanted to sell it. I went to get my car appraised and was stunned when I found that my car was only valued at $1200. This car had been in two serious accidents and had frame damage. The $1200 was a good price for frame damage but it was considered a luxury vehicle. I kept the car because I had paid too much money for this car and had spent way too much money in tires. I drove my car from Miami to Saint Petersburg. Had to replace another battery and the day after getting my ac fixed the engine caught on fire and I'm without a car again. I know that you can have bad luck with any car but you need to make sure you're getting a the ultimate car deal.
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