I called to see if 97 EXPEDITION was still there. They said ?mint cond inside/out, won?t be disappointed?. I was 75 miles away and they wanted $600 to hold until I got there. When I saw it, the Expedition was nothing like pictures on website or what they said. I asked for $600 to be put back on card. They said ?non refundable and I would loose the $600 making me feel obligated to buy. While I was trying to find something else, they ran my debit card. AFTER I DID NOT WANT EXPEDITION (BAIT) I ended up getting an Explorer that had no options or style I wanted. They demanded another $1700 cash and I signed contract (SWITCH) 30 mi from dealership heading home on I5, I was putting on gas but Explorer was not moving. Lewey ask if I had AAA then sent 2 shop guys with p/u and dolly. They tow to next exit called Lewey then told me transmission out needs replaced. He will call me. I gave them chance to do what was right, refund my full $2300 as the $600 was only authorized for hold of Expedition

Salvage titled cars at Gold Key Motors. (so beware) Two of my employees have purchased cars from Gold Key Motors unknowningly getting salvaged cars. "Car dealers must place the written disclosure prominently in the car window for prospective buyers to see, but non-dealers are not required to do so." Gold Key Motors does not always honor this. Check State Laws on Selling Wrecked Cars