Dixie Rides

When i first drove in with my friend I didn’t really pay much mind to the name «Dixie» Rides. But I started to notice amongst all of the clutter (Imagine Fred Sanford meets a smaller CarMax) several Confederate Flags. I’m from Georgia, so I was not really shocked, but I did have to control the Hulk from easing out of my brown skin.
I must have looked like an angry Black woman because the owner’s son said «We aren’t that bad». It’s just a pride/​heritage thing. So I quickly rolled my eyes at him and said «Sure it is.» Now I wanted to go H Rap Brown on his azz, but my friend said they are very nice people. I sat down with them for a few minutes and sure enough they seemed to be genuinely nice young men. Cordial, polite and helpful.
They have cars starting at like $ 900 and they go up to $ 7000 or so. Many of these cars do not work/​crank for under $ 3000. But don’t worry. They will tell you if they crank or if they need a key or whatever they know the issues are. I think the $ 3000 and up cars all run. Not saying that they are perfect cars but they will run and you can always bring a mechanic/(Shade tree or a real one) with you to see what they think.
Sooooo. If you are looking for a car to get around town in and you don’t mind buying a used one. Or if you need parts for your older vehicle then I would say give them a chance if you are in the area. By the way, I should probably mention that they fire a cannon… Yes MF I said a damn cannon and I meant it too… every time they make a sell.