Axtman Auto / Oakdale, Minnesota

Rating: ★

29 years in Business

Used Car Dealers, Car Wash, Wholesale Used Car Dealers

Address: 4747 Geneva Ave, Oakdale

Postal code: 55128

Phone: (651) 285-7187

E-mail: axtmanauto@gmail.com

GREAT used vehicles at LOW LOW prices! Guaranteed Financing available regardless of credit. We offer 100+ years of experience. WHERE CUSTOMERS DON`T WALK AWAY....THEY ALL DRIVE AWAY!

BEST reconditioned used vehicles in the Twin Cities ?

Categories:

Car Wash, Used Car Dealers, Wholesale Used Car Dealers

Payment:

visa, master card, amex, discover, check

Open hours:

Mon - Thu 9:00 am - 7:00 pmFri - Sat 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Reviews:

I have to admit, I`ve had bett...

I have to admit, I`ve had better experiences at Wal Mart. I was looking to get a nice black, but used Audi in the 10,000 price range. When I came across one on their website, I was very interested, and submitted an inquiry through their website, www.axtmanauto.com. I met with them later that day, and test drove the car and really liked it. I decided to go into the office and see what we could get set up for the ... view moretrade-in value of my pickup. Over the phone, we talked about a higher price for the trade, but when he printed off the sales contract, he of course, lowered it a good $1,500. I looked it over and then I gave him a thank you. I wanted to talk it over with my wife, but didn`t want to do it in front of him. When I talked about stepping out for a moment to talk it over with my wife, he got somewhat defensive and asked, "How come? Is it something you can`t say in front of me?" I just wanted to talk it over with my wife because he offered a low trade-in amount. So I told him that I was expecting more for the trade-in amount. I was then able to negotiate a little higher trade-in value, but it wasn`t much. I owed money on the truck yet, so he advised I take $75 more out on the loan, just in case there were any discrepancies and they would pay me back the leftover amount after they pay my current loan holder off. He automatically added in a third party auto warranty contract to the sale, and really pushed it hard and advised it, so I decided to go with it. I ended up purchasing the car with the warranty, and trading the truck in. After I got everything out of my truck and moved it all over to the car, we drove off. When we bought the car, it was a cloudy day and it had dust on it. We had the car washed the next day, and wow, the car was practically covered entirely in buff swirls. (It`s black, so it shows up like a neon sign) Also, the driver`s door was all sorts of dinged up. It`s going to cost around 300-400 dollars to get it repaired. A couple days later, I realized I forgot a white gold ring in the ashtray of the truck I traded in. I called them, and the sales rep said he would contact the detailing shop to see if they found it, and he would call me back. He didn`t call me back, so two days later, I called again. Got ahold of a different guy, and he said he would do the same thing. Still didn`t get a response back... I called one more time, and they told me the guy that would know was on vacation, and they would leave him a note. The guy never called, so I pretty much gave up and ate the few hundred dollars on the cost of the ring. About a month later, I called asking where`s my refund on the trade-in loan overpayment. (Since the loan was paid of for 3 weeks by then) The guy sounded a little flustered and transferred me to someone else. The person said he was the one who handled the books, and he was just cutting a check for me and it was on his desk. (Wow! What a coincidence...) I did end up getting my money back. A couple weeks later, I sent them an email to cancel my third party warranty because it had mediocre reviews, and I have a mechanic that does excellent work at a real good price. They didn`t contact me for five days. So, I decided to call them. They said they would start the process and send out the paperwork. They didn`t, and a few days later I called again. They said I needed to talk to the guy that sold the car, but he wasn`t available. They told me they would leave him a message. A few days later, I called again. I finally got to speak to the sales person, and he of course, asked me why and tried to get me not to cancel it. I told him my email explained it all, and I would like to cancel it. After all of that, he said he was going to send me the paperwork for cancellation that day. About 2-3 days later, I get a phone call from one of the reps and he asked where I needed to have my cancellation form sent to. I told him, and it finally was sent out.

justinh / 8/32/2011