RRBR Automotive

Bought a car here and found out that the back end had been in a collision, (this wasn’t disclosed) Tried to bring it back and they said there is no cool down period, what crooks. Hey place is shady, the guy is shady, the cars are shady. I’m sure any amount of probing will reveal crooked practices. Do yourself a favor and buy elsewhere.

the worst car dealer!!!
i just purchased a car in november and the first day i took it home. i already started having problems. i took it back four times to get things fixed. but i guess they did not fit it. i finally took it to mechanic near my home and the total fixtures for the vehicle is over 1,000. so im returning the car early in the am. please don’t purchase a car from them. oh n i still don’t have my tags yet!

This is my second attempt at a review. My first was published, then mysteriously vanished. So, let’s try this again.
I saw the kind of vehicle that I’ve been looking for posted on Craigslist under private party seller. I didn’t want to go through a dealership. When I called to inquire about the vehicle, I asked if it had any documentation or service history. That’s when I learned that these guys were brokers. Long story short, I took the vehicle for a test drive and it seemed okay except for a rattling noise coming from the rear sliding door, which I thought could be remedied with an adjustment. The price seemed right and I was assured that the vehicle wasn’t leaking fluids or in any known state of disrepair. The salesman told me that the vehicle had «passed smog test» a week or two earlier. I negotiated a slightly better price in exchange for cash on the spot.
Before driving off, we checked all the usual things. AC, heat, turn signals, brake lights, wheel alignment, etc. it wasn’t until I was driving off the lot after we concluded the purchase that I discovered two of the four door actuators were inoperable. They also only had one valet key, so my first expense after purchase was two door lock solenoids, which I replaced myself to save a few hundred bucks and a new remote key that set me back $ 220. Imagine my surprise when the «check engine» light came on the following week after driving the vehicle less than 200 miles. The shop that diagnosed it told me I was looking at about $ 3,700 in repairs!!! The radiator and water pump were leaking, the oil pan was leaking, the steering rack needed replacement as well as the EGR valve and hoses below it which had been damaged by the steering rack fluid leak that set off the engine light.
Delightful! The noisy door turned out to be a busted sway bar mounting bracket.
The first time I drive at night, I discovered the gas gauge light was out. That would have been an additional $ 300 repair had I not taken the dash apart and replaced the light bulb myself.
Of course, none of this, with maybe the exception of the leaking oil pan, was going to be covered by the «30 day powertrain warranty» with $ 100 deductible that suddenly became a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ policy (they pay half, I pay half). There was no way I was going to drive this vehicle back to let them anywhere near it.
It’s my own fault for not taking the vehicle to an independent garage for evaluation, but I trusted these guys and that trust was misplaced. Six weeks and a few extra grand later, I actually have a nice vehicle that I thought I was getting in the first place, but I’m still waiting for the plates, title and registration.
So. Buyer beware. Oh, I had to clean all the carpets and upholstery myself too, because these guys sure couldn’t be bothered. They cleaned some of the hazing off the headlights and acted like they were doing me a big favor. Gee, thanks.
By the way, it took them over 90 days to get the title and registration to me despite repeated phone calls and assurances. I finally showed up in person rolling video, threatening legal action before they finally took care of the paperwork, but not before I had to file a case against them with the Better Business Bureau.

We just traded for a car. We shouldn’t have. Don’t get me wrong — we love the car, but we do NOT like the dealership.
We gave them a «do» list as this car was NOT ready to go when we were there — basic things, nothing involved: Seal the rear window; attach interior body panels (which were all pulled and sitting on the seats); make sure the keyfob worked; new tires; etc. Seriously, nothing involved and nothing unreasonable.
ONE thing was done — we had new tires. That was it. Keyfob didn’t work (just needed a NEW BATTERY — how hard would that have been?); rear window was not sealed or glued; interior body panels are rattling around, and one handle was broken off.. .
Unfortunately, I was not around to make sure the do-​list was taken care of and my wife had her fill of dealing with them so that do-​list is now mine. Window? couple of hours.. . broken handle? Easy fix. Keyfob? $ 2.00 battery.. .
do yourself a favor. Don’t.

The owner is a pretty legit guy. He stayed late for me until 9pm one night just so I could «look» at a car. He even BOUGHT me coffee!!!
I had been looking for a new car for months I knew what I wanted and he had it. I drove home with my «new» 2008 Nissan Rogue that night!
I have less than desirable credit due to loss of job a few years ago and some poor financial decisions, however he helped me all the way through the financing process and he was honest and straight forward… no smoke! He also helped me get the lowest possible interest rate for my sub-​par credit.
I found a few minor things of concern but when I called ready to go off like a steam boat he offered to fix my two little problems and he was so sweet about it.
I think his name is Asir or Asif (SORRY IF YOURE READING THIS!!!).
I think they recently opened I am unsure of the date, but if you are looking for a car… go here!!!