Currie Motors Auto Credit Outlet-Berwyn

I went here and looked at a Volvo. It smelled of pond water. I would recognize that smell anywhere since I go fishing a lot. Either this car was involved in some flooding or the previous owner REALLY liked to fish.

I would highly recommend this dealer to anyone looking for a good quality used car. I have less then good credit, but they got me the financing I needed at a low interest rate to get into a late model used car with low miles and with factory warrenty. The guys are friendly and knowledgeable and I was under no pressure to buy. They even give me a good price for my trade in. Thank you Cris and john I will for sure be a repeat customer. jjj

During the month of January, 2015 I applied for auto financing with a salesman named Mr. Knox at the former Currie Motors Drivers’ Edge. As a result of several factors, I was told that without a rather large down payment, I would not be able to purchase the vehicle.
On Monday March 16, 2015 I was left a message by Mr. Knox stating that he had changed dealerships and was now employed at Happy Hyundai in Oak Lawn. Mr. Knox stated that there were more programs that would help get me into the vehicle that I was looking for. He stated that he had all of my information and requested a call back.
I called Mr. Knox back and he once again stated that there were more financing options and that he had my information. Tuesday and Wednesday passed, with several vehicles that he located, were already sold.
On Thursday March 9, 2015, Mr. Knox called and stated that my credit score had dropped 60 points and that because of that I would need to put down $ 3500.00. I told him that I didn’t believe that my score had dropped that much, and then asked him how would he have that information, since I had not filled out a credit application, either online or in person, and had not given him my social security number and permission to check credit.
Mr. Knox stated that once someone applies for an auto loan, he only has to put the customer’s name into the system and it would give him an updated credit score. I told him that I knew that that was incorrect and he then tried to tell me that the systems for the car dealerships were connected and that that was how he got that information. I informed him again that I knew that to be incorrect. After arguing for several minutes, Mr. Knox hung up on me. I then called and spoke with one of the sales managers, Ray Reynold’s and informed him of the situation.
I was notified late Thursday night /​early Friday morning by several credit monitoring companies that there were several hard inquiries on my credit report from Happy Hyundai in Oak Lawn, confirming my fears that Mr. Knox had retained personal and private information without my consent. Information that was given to Currie Motors.