Luxury Car Vision

I also wish I could give his company zero stars. On 4÷15÷2015, me and my husband drove up to New Jersey from Maryland to purchase a 2003 Chevy Tahoe. During this time my daughter was less than a month old so taking the trip was already something I really was not looking forward to doing with a newborn. We make it to Patterson only to find that someone (supposedly) had already put a down payment on the vehicle that they knew we were driving up to purchase. The man worked something out where my husband was able to buy the car. The salesman and husband did the test drive and everything panned out fine. While sitting in the office filling out the paper work the salesman tells my husband that there is a little rust on the undercarriage from sitting. Thinking it was minor we really did not pay that much attention because we were planning to use rust spray. Once we got the vehicle home and began to have minor work done we discovered that the undercarriage was not rusted but rotted to the point that it could give any minute. The part that bothers me the most is that the salesman had knowledge of the underlying issues with this vehicle and was pushing for my husband and I to return the rental car we had to a local enterprise so that we could all ride back in the truck, therefore putting my daughter life in danger,
Once we learned what was wrong with the vehicle we contacted luxury car vision and alerted them to the problem we were having. They tell us that they will refund us $ 7,000 when we paid over $ 12,000 for the car. We then contacted an attorney and received consultation. They explained that the seller have to let the consumer know of any existing problems with the merchandise before purchase. I recently called them back to see if they would assist us in getting the whole undercarriage replaced (3000+). And they basically told me that it had been more than two months, that they had told my husband and I about the existing problem, that it is nothing that they could do, and they would see us in court if we decided to sue them.
Anyone looking to purchase from these people need to run and run quick. My opinion is that these people are crooks that are out here scheming people out of their hard earned money. When a problem arises they do absolutely nothing to resolve the problem. They do not care about their customers further than the checks they receive. DO NOT PURCHASE FROM THESE PEOPLE!!!

Luxury Car Vision is also known as Lencore Leasing and North Jersey Auto Mall. If you have issues with them go immediately to the NJ Office of the Attorney General, Division of Consumer Affairs. Unfortunately Lenny Belot continues his pattern of deceptive behavior and relies on fake consumer reviews on bogus websites like
. Let’s take Lenny down.
TRENTON — A Paterson used car dealership has agreed to pay $ 66,000 to settle allegations that it misled customers about the condition and prior use of vehicles it offered for sale, state authorities said today.
Lencore Leasing — which does business as North Jersey Auto Mall — and its owner, Lenny Belot, also agreed to resolve all current and future consumer complaints for one year through a binding arbitration process overseen by the state.
Under the agreement, the company and Belot admitted no wrongdoing.
«Hiding or not disclosing vehicle damage violates our consumer protection laws and we will hold dealers accountable for such deception,» said Eric Kanefsky, the director of the state Division of Consumer Affairs.
Under the deal, Lencore and Belot will pay $ 29,000 in civil penalties and $ 37,000 in reimbursement to the state for legal fees and investigative costs. An additional $ 50,000 civil fine must be paid if the defendants do not comply with the settlement.
Authorities also said complaints from 17 consumers, who collectively seek $ 135,528 in restitution, will be decided by a state arbiter and any orders will be binding

BEWARE
I purchased a vehicle from the owner of Luxury Car Vision.
I asked very detailed questions about specific items. What I was told and promised and what I received were totally opposite.
During the transaction he was very nice and said he would cover the expense. Once it came to actually keeping his word, he refused to return my phone calls and text messages. I spent over $ 4k in repairs due to his lies. This is a truly dishonest individual. Protect yourself and purchase from another dealer or individual.

Warning: this used car dealer buys auctioned and wrecked cars, details them without fixing them, then sells them at a premium.
I bought a vintage 1988 Rolls Royce Silver Spur II with purported low miles (56,XXX) from their website. The photos all showed the car to be in extremely good condition. However, after it was finally delivered, nearly 3 weeks after they received full payment, the car had a number of serious defects, including:
1. The power steering was not working at all, due to a major leak that required rebuilding the master cylinder .
2. The brake light was on, due to low brake pressure, necessitating the rebuild of both brake accumulators.
3. Several electrical relays were not working and had to be replaced, including windows and electric seats.
4. The cooling fans were running constantly, requiring electric work and new relays to reset.
5. The window washers weren’t working at all.
6. The rear struts/​suspension were shot, requiring replacement.
There were other nitpick issues, but it cost me an additional $ 6,700+ to make the car road-​worthy. There excuse about the leaks was total bullshit — the brakes and power steering didn’t just suddenly go bad when it was on a carrier not being driven. They refused to do anything to make good on these issues, saying they had «no margin» on the sale of the vehicle. Again, bullshit — I don’t know the cost they got it at auction, but I guarantee you it was nowhere near the premium price they sold to me.
Finally, it has taken them well over 3 weeks to deliver the title and paperwork to me, which means I am still not able to register it and put it on the road. Extremely frustrating!
They are nothing more than typical con men used car salesmen. I recommend against buying any kind of high end car from them. They are not ethical