Hatch Toyota

Jesse Stayton and crew very helpful getting me into truck,not the one i went looking at ,better deal in the long run

When my dad passed away I was left in the position of taking care of all of his affairs. One of those was a Nissan Altima he purchased from Hatch Toyota used car division. He paid way to much for it (based on book resale), but that is not the problem. He paid way to much for it based on it being a good no issues vehicle. I paid it off with funds available, and because we wound up with way more cars than we needed I started doing some research on selling it. I expected low ball offers from dealers. I got a couple, and then I checked Autonation and CarMax. Carmax has always offered more than any dealer, so I was surprised when they didn't make an online offer at all. When I ran it through AutoNation they sent an offer to email, and then cut it in half due to frame damaged discovered from doing a vehicle history check. This was clearly not disclosed by Hatch when they sold it at the already almost outrageous price. Oh, I suppose its possible they told my dad and he bought it anyway, but I highly doubt it. I know him. He would have just bought something else, or demanded a price more in keeping with a frame damaged car. In my very well informed opinion there is no way my dad would have bought it if he knew its actual vehicle history. In my opinion Hatch deliberately and willfully took advantage of my dad in his old age. Based on my opinion derived from what I discovered if asked, I would say I wouldn't do business with Hatch, and I could never recommend them. In my opinion they deliberately took advantage of an old man in a very mercenary fashion. There were hints I noticed driving the car that seemed to indicate it might need service. I was thinking maybe it might need shocks, but frame damage could also explain it. It was frame damaged and its on the recorded vehicle history.

I tried you guys turned me down. You guys are false advertising. So quit texting me