Business ProfileforRoman Motor Sales

Had to change this review. When I purchased the car the ad said, It is in excellent condition all around and runs and drives perfectly!. Well that was not true. On my way home from *********** the car had a misfire. A few days later the car went into limp mode. What I found was that the 3&4th cylinder coil packs were melted to the spark plugs. As well as the spark plugs were loose. Almost $300 l ater and the car started to run fine. Shortly there after within the first week the car started leaking fluid all over my garage. I took it to someone to have it inspected after talking with Roman and found that the water pump, pulley, and belt were no good. Water pump leaked and pulley had dry rot cracks on the rubber. It cost me $1275 to have that repaired. I had brought these issues up to Roman. Waisted a day off of work driving up there for him and his mechanic to belittle me and act as if I was lying. Ive got pictures. Some of which Ill upload here. His mechanic which waisted my time and took my money ($150) to do nothing. His mechanic tried to confuse me as if his 5 minute pressure test on the coolant system means anything. My mechanic laughed at these guys. Roman originally was going to pay half but Im pretty sure he brought his mechanic in to try confuse me as if everything Ive been seeing or having happen is not right I will not be buying a car from this guy again AND YOU SHOULDNT EITHER. It seems like he buys cars from auction half a** fixes them up with is BS mobile mechanic and sells them for a profit. ****** care if you have issues or not. All four tires are dry rotted so Ive had to replace them as well. Im well over 3k into a car that was supposed to be turn key. Yea turn the key so itll misfire and leak. *** called him multiple times to try and see if he would still cover the half. Sent him texts too. This was my last resort.

The customer and his girlfriend took the car on a lengthy test drive. They checked the car over and decided to proceed with the purchase. He signed the paperwork acknowledging that the car was sold as is. The car is 12 years old and sold with no warranty. Every customer is welcome to take the car for a pre purchase inspection. The customer declined. We even tried to help fix the issue. He told us the starter was bad but he was not pushing the clutch in all the way. My mechanic did a pressure test and there was no leak. Again, the customer acknowledged this. The vehicle was sold as is with no promises of a warranty. The customer does not want to take any responsibility for his actions or decisions. That is both irresponsible and unfortunate.