I wish I had read the Rippoff reports on these guys before I made the mistake of purchasing my 2007 Infinity M35x on July 12 at this facility. I see they pulled the same trick on me that other consumers are complaining about. When I went to purchased a car here that I had seen in the internet for $359.00/month with $3000 down payment; it became more like $700/month. I said I could not afford this so I was about to leave when they asked me what was a comfortable payment for me. I told them I was not willing to pay more than $400/month with a $3000 down payment. They extended the months to 84 and because of my credit score of 800 said they would get me a $496.37/month payment only for 6 month, and after that they would refinance and my payments would become $388/ month which I made them sign on it. They also gave me a check for $600 to cover the extra $100 that I would be paying for the first 6 months. That enticed me to buy the car as I believed their scam and that my payments would be below $400/month. After the 6 months were up I contact Avi Eitan, the finacial officer, who basically said he could not help me and I would get stuck with the $496.37/month payment which is not what I agreed on. They also made me buy a protection plan for my car which was suppose to start at the end of my manufactorer's warranty, but it commenced right away, making me loose an entire year of warranty. I confronted them many a times about this and they just kept putting me off saying they would take care of it; nothing done in 8 months. I just spent $700 in changing my car's rear brakes because they sold it to me with basically no brakes as Infinity of Manhattan told me. Don't make the same mistakes that myself and others in this site have made. I'm a doctor and consider myself smart, but I got ripped-off by these con-artists.
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