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I used to sell CJD too. Literally every customer has 10k in negative equity in their trade, a 400 credit score, thinks they need a Cummins diesel ram to tow their 1500lb boat or trailer, and wants the payment on said $75k truck to be $350 per month. This is not an exaggeration…
IKR!! And that truck ends up being fun for only 2 weekends a month. All other times of the month they’re trying to figure out how to make the payment.
This comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 big facts!
I currently sell CDJR and that’s 50% of the clientele that walk through the door lol. I literally just finished up with someone who wanted to trade their Santa Fe (7k hooked) in for a 3500 to tow a 3,200lb 21ft travel trailer and keep her payments the same at 550/month. Credit score? 520 with a repo last year.
And you can tell that when you walk into a CJD dealer as a highly qualified buyer. My wife and I were shopping around for a Grand Cherokee and had the absolute worst experience with shady dealership tactics and high pressure sales techniques. It's like they don't know how to handle an educated buyer with a 800+ credit score that could buy the vehicle all cash if they chose to do so.
So you’re saying I can’t get a 2500 Cummins for $350/mo? LOL crushing my dreams!
"Hired me on the spot" you know, Not after having to go in and bother them 4 times.
I like to picture Ed in the back while the guys tell the story. Just going “Mm Mm Mm, that’s a dang good story”
Darn’tootin
To which story in particular? The one about the Chinese guy who almost crashed FOUR times….. wowzers!!
Nodding, smiling, blinking in agreement...
I honestly assumed he was in the background of the taping 😂
Shrewd negotiations
Very easy to have a lack of respect for property that is not yours.
For some people yes. I was in charge of the used car lot at a Chevy dealer and I treated each and every car like it was mine. That means treating them with kid gloves.
This guy does that weird thing where he lies and thinks he’s fooling people. In actuality people just go along with it cause it’s not worth arguing with him.
Not sure if hes filled with more BS or more donuts
My moms ex was like that but it was hard to tell sometimes if he was really lying or just confused because he was really dumb.
@@redgreen6436 LOL nah
I used to know someone like that. We called him Captain Bullshit.
But to them, it’s not a lie if they believe their own lies right?! 😂
Yep he's got shifty eyes.
After hearing this story I’m never buying one from that dealership which ever one that is lol
You'd probably be best to steer clear of pretty much all dealerships then haha
I lined up the image at 0:50 at Paramus CJDR and it seems to be the same place
@@fusiongaming8281 yeah, the E&S autobody is right down the street from them as well 4:58 in
@@SmileyTom666 Can comfirm. Used to work at a Nissan Dealership. We rally'd the fuck out of everything. I was lucky enough to take out several GTR's we had in. We were not careful. lol
I can tell you from experience, if it's a performance car, or even just a car that CAN go fast, or is stick-shift, you can pretty much bank on that thing being beat on by the dealership before you bought it. I worked as a porter at a Lincoln dealership (2008-2012) and any time, I mean ANY time we got something cool on trade-in, we burned rubber in that thing! I nearly crashed a brand new (at the time) 2011 Mustang Cobra GT500 cause just a light tap on the throttle will get the tires spinning like no tomorrow on dry pavement! Also, just about everyone who works there are as a crooked as a coat hanger, and that's EVERY dealership.
EDIT: spelling errors
Salesman like this guy are the reason why car salesman have a bad name.
true LMFAO
This is literally every car dealership in NJ including Mercedes/BMW etc
Yeah 10/10 would avoid dealers/sales people like this.
Absolutely
It's more common than you think. Out of the 3 dealerships I've worked at since summer 2018, I've seen this type of stuff happen frequently at 2 of them, including the one I did sales at. It was a nissan dealership and our very first 50th anniversary edition R35 had come in, wearing Bayside Blue paint with a white stripe. We beat the piss out of it.
Even at the dealership that took themselves more seriously, there were still a few times where we beat on a for sale car. For example, we were a Subaru dealership that had just gotten our one and only WRX STI S209 (#184/209). That thing was fun to whip around turns
This guy claims he sold cars but he can't even sell me this story.
No cap! This whole story sounds fabricated!
@@arturohernandez2313 then there is cap lol
Regardless or not if this story is true, he just has such a unlikeable arrogance and voice.
@@chinqlinq89 it's common in car sales, especially around managers. Everybody with experience is a hotshot, especially when telling stories
@@tylermcdonald8089 Right. I agree. I worked at a dealership for less than a year but definitely got a feel for how it worked. Sales managers were competitive with each other and some slicker with words than the other but the GM, fleet manager and service manger were the ones you knew went through the gauntlet.
I hate that every dealer is filled with total clowns like this.
Right
Like rabbit says, every dealership is built the exact same way, same folks
And people still buy cars haha 😆
The way hoovie described his first dealer experience, sounded a lot like the people we had working at the dealer I was at for a long year of my life.
damn right we beat the life outta that shit before u bought it. 🤣🤣 even the shitty cars got a beat down
Imagine paying an arm and a leg for a brand new sports car and then finding out the morons at the dealership took your brand new, not yet run in car and proceeded to beat the living daylights out of it before handing it to you.
Scumbags
I've worked at 3 different Jeep dealers in my life and none of them drove inventory like this. But I'm glad there are dealers like this out there giving us a bad name.
Glad to hear most don't. When my father picked up his TrackHawk, the owner came out and said "see that intersection there? It does over 100mph by the time you get there." My dad didn't seem to care, but I was ranting in my head how shitty it is to take someone's vehicle that they ordered and beat on it before they get to drive it. I know the jury is out on break in miles, but some people want to go easy the first few hundred miles. After 80k fairly hard miles, though, the TrackHawk is still a darling. Incredible all-around vehicle!
You're welcome 😊
Some dealerships are freakin wild. Like the Wolf of Wallstreet right there on the sales floor. This is usually in dealers where the dealer principal owns the dealer because they were given it by a family member, have multiple DUI's and arrest records, and generally do whatever they want because no one is going to tell them no.
This guy....”You can’t roll a lifted Jeep” He oozes slimy car salesmen
90 degree turn at 60. Riiiight.
Tell that to my stepmoms forearm
@@codyallensiebert 😀
AEV's are totally AWESOME! You can literally drift them on dry pavement and are safer than any other suspension system on the market. Check out this TH-cam video -"AEV V8 HEMI Jeep Wrangler Takes on the Racetrack and Moab"
That’s the impression I got too.
The awkward mouthy guy at the party with giant fish stories that everyone avoids.
😂🤣😂🤣😂
This video should be titled, "Why not to buy a car from this dealership" The way they drive cars they are going to sell is horrible.
Yup
Every dealership tbh
Worked at a dealership for like a month, we had a Corvette show up. Used car manager instantly rips it through the parking lot and goes sideways. Everybody just putting the pedal to the floor for the rest of the day. GM "demoed" it for a week and sold it. The trainees (myself included) were encouraged to beat the shit out of cars we were test driving to get a feel for them.
If you think this is bad, you should see the way longshoremans drives vehicles on & off ships. 😂. I've seen cars with 5 miles on the odometer get totaled in seconds on several occasions
@@Bmore_Legend my father works for a company under Subaru of America I’ve seen cars that went under low Philadelphia bridges roofs caved in or a car falling into another car on a truck in New Jersey smashing the tailgate threw the back of the car all completely brand new 5-20 mile cars lol
Anyone else calling bs on the 60mph 90° turn? Lol he 3 wheeled it going 35mph but it was fine taking a 90° turn at 60?
The whole thing is bs anyway except the part that he was a salesman
There’s no way he lifted a front tire either even if that story is true.
came down to the comments to find someone talking about this. There's no way in hell this happened.
I did a 60mph 90° turn or atleast my buddy did straight into the highway wall
@@Ishowbest it was a very wide turn. probably an on-ramp...
Fun to hear stories but it confirms that ur car is abused half the time when u visit
Your car gets abused the moment it rolls off the assembly line. I saw a comment on a thread on Reddit about a guy who did a tour of a GM factory and he said he watched the guy in charge of driving the cars off the line and out into the parking lot would slam it down into the drive the exact moment the car turned over and then floored it. Then when they got close to the parking spot they'd slam on the brakes and would throw it into park while it was still moving and you'd here the tires and trans jerking while it's trying to stop and the car would stop perfect into the spot.
The trick is to test drive the demo and if you like it, choose another car that has almost no miles on it. Yes you do need to test drive that one too, but you know it wasn't beat upon.
@@mexicanspec then why bother wasting your time test driving the demo? That makes no sense if you’re going to test drive and buy another vehicle anyway. You’re not accomplishing anything by doing the demo car test drive. 🤦♂️
@@louskunt9798 Did you miss this part?
"Yes you do need to test drive that one too, but you know it wasn't beat upon."
Where I am they have demo models and if you like the car you can order one but you do need to test drive the exact car you are going to buy.
Lol classic how this guy is proud of all the lies.
I watch all the videos so I can’t remember all the stories told and who told them but my BS alarm went off as soon as I saw this fool.
He's not lying, so much dumb shit happens at this particular dealership it's insane.
@@gsrhesh It was more about the lying about nobody beating the car. But at that point, everything becomes suspect. Car salesmen and dealership people - you can be sure they are playing advantages against you the millisecond they open their mouths.
@@workingguy6666 he's bragging about committing fraud
So direct to consumer car sales is definitely a better experience in all aspects
9:40 "nobody's beaten the car up" weren't you JUST saying your manager drove a wrangler over three curbs and hit a planter? Your dealership is home to the beat up brand new car
I love dealership stories
I've spent nearly 15 years in dealerships, I love hearing them too !
@@blairwilliams136 I’ve done my time too. I have my stories, but I love hearing the stories also.
same
I have tons of BMW dealership story’s. Let’s try and get Ed’s attention so I can tell the story’s
Honestly, a lot of interesting shit happens at dealers, I mean some of the biggest stories on this channel are from Dougs days as a luxury cars sales man
9:10 Lying to customers and having disregard for the products is why I am never buying from a dealership again. I'd rather have Tesla level panel gaps than buy from a greedy clown who treats me like a moron...
Amen. Used vehicles untill I die
Yup, same. I have a jeep and I think I'm getting rid of it soon too. Don't like dealing with dealerships and their BS. Gonna get the cybertruck to go with my model 3
Alternatively, become buddy buddy with a gm and order a vehicle special for invoice pricing.
Then track the damn car it's entire ride on the train and show up when it gets unloaded from the car carrier.
Never give the dealer even a minute to fuck with it.
Seriously. Makes for "funny" stories, but I'd be fucking livid if someone took my brand new car to 172 before I did.
Lies right through his teeth just like a proper dealer would🤣
Don't put these bs stories on your channel Ed. You're better than that.
They are not particularly believable, but he does tell it well (as any salesman should)
😂 i have some good test drive stories
Seriously
@@kruleworld I didn’t think they where unbelievable or anything tho?
you used to have to worry about buying a used car from a punk kid.. now it's the dealership that beats up the cars.. nice job
Yeah car dealerships have been beating on cars for decades, back in the mid 2000's I got a speed 6 to go sideways, and let's not even talk about how many rx8's and mustangs we beat the snot out of
Would rather buy a civic from a 16 year old than anything from this guy lol.
All that’s missing is “and everybody clapped.”
How does it not surprise me to hear that a preachers also a cars sales men.
😂😂 preachers are the ultimate car salesman
At least with car salesman you know that the product they're selling actually exists!!
@@77yogurtHA!! this is by far the best comment I've seen in weeks!! Lmaooo. Thank u sir.
@@Matt-yv6yu any time. 👍👍
There's good preachers and bad preachers...
A good friend of mine in the dealer industry work for jeep in the mid to late 90s. The sales manager at the time flubbed and accidentally ordered to 22 instead of 2 yellow four cylinder wranglers. Dont remember if they were auto or manual but he said they took forever to sell them all
small clarification: it took forever to sell them at the price they wanted to sell them at
Loose lips sink ships, this guy would have gotten cement shoes if he was in the Mafia.
Yup Says the name of the EXACT dealership he works/worked for and the time frame (2014) then says "my manager" did this insane thing with cars we didnt own. Yeah real smart there. lol
And this is why car dealerships have a bad name..
Please PLEASE VinWiki change or at least dime down the volume of the song at the end of the video.... it’s more than unpleasant. Seriously
Yep seems a totally rational thing to do.
Just shows you how true the stories are of sleazy car dealers.
This Guy"s somewhere between 3/4 and 7/8 full
It would be interesting to find out what happens if that last story is reported to the manufacturer. They might not be to happy about it. It's amazing that employees are allowed to take out cars like the Hellcat, that they get 1 of, for joyrides...It's probably the reason why the Jeep TrackHawk doesn't allow launch mode until it hits 500 miles.
None of the Hellcat, or Corvette for that matter, allow that.
*Universal minimum break-in mileage* is 500 miles. These days a lot of cars are programmed to disallow high revs until the piston rings have presumably had a chance to properly seal against the cylinder bores.
from my understanding, high horsepower performance vehicles drivetrain gets "break on time" at the manufacturer. may be wrong, but I've asked around. mostly "I'm not sure" but a few "Definitely, can't trust the public to follow any basic maintenance directions and the OEM doesn't like to warranty performance engines with 850 miles on them.
Didn’t his parents teach him to take care of things, especially when they aren’t yours?
Yeah if I ever go to sell my jeep people are gonna be thrown off by the top speed saying 483 MPH. My GPS lost connection going through a tunnel in CO and it thought I Flew through it🤣
Or maybe you just did 483 miles an hour and are too ashamed to admit it...
@@ryanwilsonbackup more likely
This guy has absolutely no idea what he's talking about and gives any real sales person/ anyone working at a dealer a bad name
Especially when talking about the Jeep Wranglers. No jeep. Especially a lifted an armors jeep like an AEV will be able to take a 90 degrees turn at 60MPH. If he said it took a 90 degree corner at 30 MP would be very impressive and almost unrealistic but 90? This dude is so full of shit
Just another video to prove:
1. Don't buy a new car from a dealership
2. Don't trust anybody that sells cars for a living
3. Don't trust anybody that doesn't realize that there's an E missing on his shirt.
I have to remember that line: "You should be glad you got this car, we tested it for you. " LOL
Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep of Paramus. I can see the store next to it in the pics. I bought my hellcat and my wrangler there. They are always busy.
Imagine the hellcat and trackhawk test drives xD
They don’t allow test drives on hellcat powered vehicles at least at the dealerships I’ve spoken too. “But it to drive it”
I'm a tech at a chryler dealer and we drive them. Just test drove the trx broke it in before the new owner will lol
The only one we did not test drive was the vipper acr
@@david1234687 I guess I was looking at it from a customer perspective. I worked at a JLR dealership and we were able to take out anything (SVR products, f-types). I’m sure that TRX was incredible
@@gusdabus101 That is a big HELL NO. No test drive no sale.
I work at a dodge delarship can confirm we’d never even think of doing shit like this
My brother was a lifelong service writer at multiple dealerships, mostly the local Ford and Mercury dealerships but his longest stint was at a Chrysler store, specifically The Jeep Store. He told me a story about how a lady was test driving a Grand Cherokee, spanking new no less, and she and the salesman were in a big empty parking lot, and he was telling her about the stability control system, and told her to make some extreme back and forth steering maneuvers to witness how it the system reduces throttle and applies brakes to maintain a safe and stable attitude. Well, apparently they lost track of whether or not the button was on or off, and at a velocity of about 20 mph she managed to tip the truck onto two wheels, only to catch it band overcorrection the opposite way and put this LOADED Grand Cherokee with less than 100 miles on the odometer on its roof. All by themselves. In an empty parking lot. Tires to the sky. Crazy. Techs would routinely test drive customers cars, and one time at the Ford dealership a tech was testing a Thunderbird Turbo Coupe and doing rails off a CD and managed to put this relatively new T-Bird across a drainage ditch, all four wheels hanging, each bumper on opposite sides, and he had a bloody nose and there was blow all over the interior of the car. Nice work. And on, and on, and on.
#1 car jacked product in Chicago. Jeep.
If this guy showed up to steal my baby if I didn't know his name, I wouldn't be surprised. He seems like someone that has only had one cool thing happen to him, but all his other stories are made up or come from other people he worked with.
A fun little muscle car I have never heard someone call a challenger little
Thanks to this story, everyone now can be SURE that every single employee in a car dealership is a lunatic and absolutely untrustworthy.
Ed, are you running out of quality content to resort to people like this?
There is no test track at the factory I worked there lmao they actually test drive them on the public road 😂
At the plants in Detroit they have test tracks
Come on Ed. Love u. The channel. And Car Trek. This guy is below your normal standard.
Im a valet at a Jeep dealership and can confirm that most of the workers - salesmen, valets, managers, mechanics, have any respect for customers or potential customers vehicles.
Anyone work In a dealer here? I know a mate who works for Mercedes nowhere near as exotic cars as your talking with the jeeps but he admits to me the pre delivery inspection route is around 6 miles he'll put like 15 miles on it just cause the thrill of cruising round the city in a 2021 number plate new car with basically no miles on the odometer is pretty cool connects phone to Bluetooth and cruise round on the "pre delivery inspection'
Lol, what a savage your friend is, just out there.....driving around....deflowering all those poor cars that he they sell to guys thinking they are the first to get in and rip it lol
I bought an AMG and had my tracker installed prior to collection for my insurance. The morning of my collection, the tracker alerted me to someone driving my car at 72mph in a 30 zone...
Calmly attended the dealership for my collection time and casually asked who had driven my car earlier that day. The salesman stated his manager was the only insured employee there that morning and asked how I knew. I showed the salesman the trackers route plan of the journey and whereabouts the speeding offence took place.
My wife and I were then asked to move to another office where the manager walked in, admitted to 'testing' the AMGs performance to 'ensure' it was as expected... I showed him where he had sped and within a nanosecond his face changed and he began to apologise.
I still have the AMG branded fully-loaded picnic hamper, raincoat, cap, polo shirts in multiple colours, backpack, miniature car collection, key-fobs, umbrellas.
The AMG was great, sorry as 'expected' too! 👍🏼
@@actuallypaulstanley once my friend was sent to go and get a full tank of gas in a amg c63s to prep it for a customer who was collecting it later that day then sends me this video of him taking this c63 that was shown ticking from 21 to 22 miles on the clock not run in brand new car during his run to 153mph on the motorway. I still have the video today.
Cephas Makuzva I know. We collect our new cars expecting minimal mileage, but have no idea how fast those pre-collection miles were...
So they will abuse your new car sell it to u then lie to ur face cool
I dealt with customers of all sorts while working at two different exotic dealerships. I learned really quickly that I control the experience and if it puts my life at risk, I’m going to shut that test drive down and take the wheel.
One time had a customer who test drove a 991.2 C4GTS and he wasn’t too happy I stopped the drive he ordered an Uber back to the dealer because he refused to be with me after telling him he’s reckless. Ended up being $54k UPSIDE DOWN on an F80 M3 in individual viola metallic. Cya
He owed $54k more than market value?
@@p00pie yeah, was upside down as he kept rolling over negative equity into new cars plus depreciation. Our trade in value was $54k away from his payoff. And we were giving top trade in value for its condition and mileage.
@@glazedegyptian Wow that is tragic. I wonder how common that is.
@@p00pie people being upside down on their car loans, whether exotic cars or not, is very common. I used to work for copart in title procurement and dealt with the customers who totaled their cars and the insurance Co was sending them to us. After what I saw doing that, I don't think I'll ever buy a brand new vehicle off the lot bc u are upside down in that thing 9 times out of 10 as soon as u pull off the lot. So if it gets totaled, even at someone else's fault, your insurance pay off will b less than u owe.
@@Matt-yv6yu they have gap insurance for those cases.
These stories make me miss my 2005 Grand Cherokee with a Hemi. I drove the snot of it like an SRT, but I hopped a few planters as well
This dealership looks like it's in Paramus, New Jersey. Crazy stories.
Yup, ive been there and saw the old pickup jeeps. Wanted me to pay a 3k service fee ontop of asking for a used rt, walked out.
Good eye, note that the pictures include the adjacent buildings
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Def rt4. I bought 3 cars from them.
Looks like pine belt jeeo in Lakewood no.
@@555R The autobody and jewelry places in the various photos are all paramus. pine belt is mainly just other dealerships. PB DID however ruin my cherokee while they were wrenching on it - camshaft, ecu, cracked a weld open, and threw inner tube glue over it as a 'fix'
The fact his car was driven at 172 and this guy was able to convince him that it was a good think makes me think that he is the type or person who could make you see the brightside of your girlfriend being in a train.
Worked at a dealership for 10 years. I can promise these kind of things happen at every dealership…
The last story made me chuckle. I used to be a tech for FCA and we had a hellcat challenger come in for a PDI, like 4 miles on the car and it had 199 mph on the performance page. Nobody at the dealer had driven it yet, it rolled off the truck that am.
You remember the Harlem scene in Die Hard 3?
Same if you come to Germany with his shirt on 😂
😂😂😂
9:19 smfh!! 😂😂😂 you can’t even trust buying Hellcats new!
Yes you can, look online at cars that say “in transit” then call the dealer ask when it’s coming in. Be there on the day it comes in off the truck. Take a look no dings, and less then 20 miles. Go sign the paperwork. You can actually see the manufacturer date. I never buy a car more then a month old. And if you look and pay attention to the tires. You can tell if there was any hard acceleration. I do a whole forensics on the car lol 😂.and worse comes to worst and your car ends up having major issues just lemon it get all your money back and go get another one.
@@Mk47Ultra Very good game. Thank you for the information man!! I didn’t know that you could find cars in transit.
You can also do a factory order, if you're willing to wait. Just call the dealership, and they'll forward you to the person who can do it for you. My parents did a factory order for a Jeep Cherokee. I think it took a little over a month for it to arrive. Last year, I did a factory order for a Corolla hatchback, with a manual transmission. It took about three months to arrive. But that's because the car was made in Japan, so the shipping time was a lot longer. It was definitely worth the wait. The car had 2 miles on it, and I instructed the salesman to leave all the plastic wrapping on the interior and exterior, and to not wash or detail the car. Was great for peace of mind, because I knew that nobody used the car to practice stick shifting. Also, I didn't need to worry about swirl marks and scratches from an improper wash.
Perfect ending to my last day of school !! Love from England
A level bumder
Congratulations man enjoy your summer.
Hardly done any school with covid 🙄
I see Ed's trying to keep the algorithm happy today.
You win some & you lose some.
Well put
I sold brand new Ford Performance Vehicles here in Australia when i was 21... turbo Barras and supercharged Miami V8 falcons...lotta fun, but my god it has to be the worst industry globally....just full of the most unscrupulous individuals.
You know I had the rare opportunity to valet park one of those Modern Warfare 3 jeeps a couple years back. Literally no one besides me and the owner knew why that Jeep was special. All my Co workers thought the dude had a weird car.
I made sure I parked it. Ain't ever gonna get a chance to drive one again. I even have the matching T shirt for it.
i would like to see a lifted jeep do a 90 turn at 30mph....... no way it can do that at 60mph as he said in the video 60mph haha
Watch this video - "AEV V8 HEMI Jeep Wrangler Takes on the Racetrack and Moab" I drive one every day, they are awesome!!
@@CM-cy4hk it handle's good for what it is...but no they are not fast around turns at all.... these are vehicles that turn good, no way it can do that at 60mph as he said in the video 60mph haha
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@@DeVoN420zz That's not true. With the AEV suspension you can easily take turns 10+ mph faster. Look up the video listed in my reply. "AEV V8 HEMI Jeep Wrangler Takes on the Racetrack and Moab" First thing you see is a slow motion 65 mph flat drift on dry pavement. You should go drive one, just as impressive as my BMW. I drive a AEV Wrangler as my everyday driver.
@@CM-cy4hk you clearly have no idea what a proper good handling vehicle is, it handle's good for what it is. what's not true? physics? the jeep in that video is heavy high and going slow.. if you plan on driving if fast you should paint it like a pair of dice and guess what # it will land on,
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I work at the FCA Brampton Assembly Planet we make he Charger Challenger and 300 , we do not have a test track! And we do quality checks on all are cars, never seen an engineering sticker.
Glad no dealership employees got to joy ride my Hellcat back in 2016 when I bought it. It was sitting in the middle of the showroom with only 2 miles on it!
That’s Ana amazing story! Tell us more. 🤦♂️
You heard it everyone don’t trust the dealerships
I've been binging all the old vinwiki videos and can't get enough....
until this guy.
First video I shut off.
I worked retail sales for 7years in Portland Oregon.
I can vouch for the madness.
Things that stick out from my time:
So many demo plates on new cars at the local strip club that we got banned for parking there. We moved to the Taco Bell next door. 😆
Between our desk mangers and salesmen I could buy any drug I wanted or gun, or fake Rolex or even fake Louie bags for your stripper girl friend.
I worked there in the late 90s to early 200s.
Way before car, fax and kbb and internet madness. We had no cell
Phones around to record us. So we were a bunch of criminals in suits 😂
Yes I kicked people out on the side of the road during test drives and made them walk back.
Yes we took brand new corvettes for lunch and wrx’s and any other brand new high power car we had in inventory. We did high rpm couch dumps and everything u can imagine. Drag raced brand new cars 😆
Yes. We were a holes. Then sold people the cars the next day.
Those are just some I can say on line.
Had a 2014 6.4 Hemi AEV in red with 37s. Awesome package. Averaged about 8 mpg during ownership.
Guys like these is why I order cars to be delivered straight to me from the factory. I don't even let them detail it.
He reminds he’d work in the kind of dealership that sells used high end cars/exotics that salvage & flood titles
Lets be honest, 75% of licensed drivers should have them revoked
Depending on the area in question I would venture to say 50% of the cars on the road are being driven by someone who has never had a license or their status is suspended/revoked or cancelled. In some neighborhoods having a valid DL is very rare. The only thing more rare is having insurance with the unicorn being a licensed driver WITH insurance.
Nothing but lies and shadiness at a dealership? I'm shocked!
Front collision had me dead 🤣🤣
I am a carsalesman that works in a dealership in Scotland, I 100% believe these stories.
I love the constant uploads
I'd like to know what dodge factory has an test track. car salesman man... smh
I've worked at different dealerships as a detailer and I've heard stories like this alot.
Tbh I bought my Porsche over other competitive vehicles from bmw or Audi particularly due to the level of the service I received at Porsche. Those guys were absolute professionals and know what good service is. They’re not abusing inventory or customer vehicles. They all appeared to be very experienced and responsible salesmen. I didn’t get that same vibe from bmw or Audi that for one weren’t nearly as polite or courteous but also a much younger staff overall who weren’t as knowledgeable with their vehicles. The Porsche salesmen showed me around various vehicles and detailed all the minute details from memory for each one and showed the various trim options and improvements. The Audi/bmw dealers weren’t awful but it was apartment they didn’t have that same level of knowledge on their products. End of the day good service may not always sell but for me it made a huge difference and I spent a bit above my budget to get into a Porsche macan gts that I totally enjoy and the people at Porsche made buying the car a very nice memorable experience. Also nice to know they’re not hot rodding my car in service trips lol. I doubt the folks who work on high end 911’s or 918’s have any interest in my little macan gts haha
My Favorite version of the srt Jeep In The Thumbnail
Don't worry another it.
That things in the junk yard by now.
I worked At the plant where the challengers and chargers are built and I can guarantee they dont have a test track where you can get up to 170 mph lol.
LOL first story “it’s only my 3rd day out here idk”😂
Last story killed me. Max absolutely swindled that customer LOL.
I’ve been watching these shows every morning before work for a week now, and I’m starting to notice the shirts. Diamonds Driveshaft Services started it after watching the story about the Scout. Well done vinwiki. 😂
Lol, this was a fantastic episode.
I had a friend that bought a grand Cherokee SRT8 from this dealership (Based on photos in the video) and heard that they have rolled back mileage on odometers.
Loved the CJ-7 Jeep I had back in the 80's. Rolled it by accident, stop on it's hood I took off the set belt fell to the roof crawled out grabbed the side and rolled it back to all 4 wheels which was easy with a few friends as it was still on a incline almost at the bottom of hill. Once back on all 4 wheels it started right back up and I drove it out of the area & back home without a single problem other then some dings and scraps.
Lmk where this dealership is so I can stay far away from it. Sounds like a ton of children beating the shit out of other peoples vehicles
In my early 20s. I would wear a suit and show up and test drive cars. I refused to let the salesperson drive with me. I would drive the piss out of cars and tell the salesman. I don’t want it. Lol
When you fail at everything in your professional life, you go into sales. When you fail in sales, you go into car sales...
I tested the auto brake feature in a 2019 Yukon Denail ... $81,000 . Yes it barley stops in time and is terrifying lmao 😂😂
This was fun to hear. I have an AEV Upfitted jeep and loved hearing about it
Have you tried the 90/60 turn yet?
@@crustyoldoffroader7436 It handles well but 90/60 is bending the truth a tad.
I drive one every day. Check out this video - "AEV V8 HEMI Jeep Wrangler Takes on the Racetrack and Moab"
I love these stories
Hearing him call wranglers trucks hurts my soul
Ed, not unlike a cowbell, we got to have more of "this guy". You know, because we got a fever......and the only prescription is more " *this guy* ".
My father in law owns the only flat bed AEV brute with a 5.7l hemi swap. Super awesome rig. Pictures of it are on the 4 state 4 wheel drive Facebook page.
“90 degree turn at 60mph”
You’re done. You’re done