Burnaby Repo

I have been looking at used vehicles on
and noticed these guys don’t put mileage, nor do they like to tell you beforehand. They want you to drive all the way there. Photos showed vehicles with obvious water/​submersion damage and when told that, they removed interior and engine photos. This is the place they made cheesy movies about and when you cringe at the words «car salesman» — this is where the scummy ones go to. They’re obnoxious, rude and not everything is a repo — most is garbage bought from auctions for cheap because dealerships couldn’t sell them or refused to take them as trades or they came from push pull drag sales. I recognized 3 of those. Buyer beware. Unless you’re a mechanic with full diagnostic setup, spend your time and money elsewhere.

It’s the worst place to buy used cars, boats, motorcycles. There is no any customer service… The female manager is such bitch… Cannot negotiate price, will not do any clean for the cars, the worst part is they won’t fix anything on the cars or boats or motorcycles for customers before selling… So you have high possibility to spend lots of money and got a junk from them… Be Smart and stay away from Repo!!!

Cars are available here for supposedly cheaper than their market value, because these are ones that got reposessed, and I’m guessing these people sell it on behalf of the creditor. I saw not just cars, but boats and RVs.
They’re all parked stacked, so you can’t take the car you want for a test drive. You have until the end of next business day after you buy it, to try it out and return it for a refund. I think the restocking fee was $ 300.
The inside, where you sign papers, has cool seats: two made of front of cars (bumpers, grill, headlights), and one made of a Harley-​type bike.
You can pay a deposit by credit card, then negotiate financing, or pay by bank draft. They don’t accept business cheques.
The people were fine, but the friendliest customer service was from the mobile Autoplan guy (from AllWest Insurance).