Bad Experience with these guys!!! Word to the Wise, Have a plan B, C and or alternative option "Before" giving these guys ANY of YOUR hard earned money!! Actually, another piece of advice, go with a "REPUTABLE DEALERSHIP" that offers you a warranty and honors their car if you drive it off their lot after spending thousands. KDK is more interested in the volume/sales not you the consumer "point & case". My experience made me feel horrible and all they could say is "sorry sir". I picked out a Dodge Ram 1500 in which i put down a deposit for, and they pressed me "hard" to finance more than I wanted to afford/budget. They ran my credit anyway, even though the truck they were selling, needed repairs before it was released. They found a couple of issues with the truck and "promised" that I would get it in a few weeks. After it was ready, I told them that I would pick it up at the end of the week, (KICKER) only to find out they MARKED THE TRUCK almost $1100 less than I was quoted online and Sold it to someone else before I could get there.
What a SHAM!! Bad business!! Why have a down payment/deposit policy if you won't honor it?? All they could say is "Sorry" and we'll give you your deposit back. Like I said, do your homework and work with a reputable dealership. KDK Auto is not that, and they don't care about consumers, but they are more interested in Volume/Money/Gauging Prices. Know what you are interested in, and DON'T DO ANY DEPOSITS!!! They either will KEEP your money, or they still will sell the car your holding. Look elsewhere because they don't care. If i could have left a zero star, I would have, but they were decent people and they did allow me to test drive the truck. However, their business practices are flawed and needs attention because they are not providing a decent business for consumers. Always, always get another opinion before spending 17 - 25,000 dollars. Don't be pressured/bullied by their tactics or threats to sell the car that your looking at. Yes, they do have some nice looking cars/trucks, however, their longevity or performance may have issues. Check CarFAX's, history, and the overall cost/maintenance on their vehicles. Don't be duped by these guys!!
KDK Auto Brokers, Inc. Reviews
Bad Experience with these guys!!! Word to the Wise, Have a plan B, C and or alternative option "Before" giving these guys ANY of YOUR hard earned money!! Actually, another piece of advice, go with a "REPUTABLE DEALERSHIP" that offers you a warranty and honors their car if you drive it off their lot after spending thousands. KDK is more interested in the volume/sales not you the consumer "point & case". My experience made me feel horrible and all they could say is "sorry sir". I picked out a Dodge Ram 1500 in which i put down a deposit for, and they pressed me "hard" to finance more than I wanted to afford/budget. They ran my credit anyway, even though the truck they were selling, needed repairs before it was released. They found a couple of issues with the truck and "promised" that I would get it in a few weeks. After it was ready, I told them that I would pick it up at the end of the week, (KICKER) only to find out they MARKED THE TRUCK almost $1100 less than I was quoted online and Sold it to someone else before I could get there.
What a SHAM!! Bad business!! Why have a down payment/deposit policy if you won't honor it?? All they could say is "Sorry" and we'll give you your deposit back. Like I said, do your homework and work with a reputable dealership. KDK Auto is not that, and they don't care about consumers, but they are more interested in Volume/Money/Gauging Prices. Know what you are interested in, and DON'T DO ANY DEPOSITS!!! They either will KEEP your money, or they still will sell the car your holding. Look elsewhere because they don't care. If i could have left a zero star, I would have, but they were decent people and they did allow me to test drive the truck. However, their business practices are flawed and needs attention because they are not providing a decent business for consumers. Always, always get another opinion before spending 17 - 25,000 dollars. Don't be pressured/bullied by their tactics or threats to sell the car that your looking at. Yes, they do have some nice looking cars/trucks, however, their longevity or performance may have issues. Check CarFAX's, history, and the overall cost/maintenance on their vehicles. Don't be duped by these guys!!