Five Star Auto Sales

If you’re a first time car buyer – Run in the opposite direction! Salesman Peter took me for just what I was-​A first time car buyer. That is about the only thing I can blame myself for though. Should have done my research but that set aside;
When I arrived they had a car picked out that was within my price range. I drove 2 hours (one way) with my three young children to look at a newer used car. Pete had me take a test drive and I came back to the car lot and had decided it wasn’t a bad pick (Mazda Cx-​9). Had some damage to the passenger side door which salesman Peter told me would cost around 300 – 400 $ to fix. I called my fiancé who was on a job and couldn’t come to the lot that day. When I walked back inside Peter already had all the paper work ready in order for me to take a loan out for the car (should have known then) make a really long story short;
Peter told me not to pay attention the big numbers on the paperwork I was singing. He also told me that it was ok to sign my fiancée’s since he wasn’t there and we were buying the car together. I did so and expected to get into the Mazda and be on my way.
WRONG
I took a tuna can loaner car home (without paperwork) and was told to come back the next day to pick up the car (ok I thought, that’s fine) get down there the next day, with my three children, who’d now been in and out of cars for two days. Car still wasn’t ready! Another 4 days, a threatening phone call to can the whole deal and more than enough frustration we finally had the car. I brought the paperwork home (my fiancée trusted Peter when he was told price) and my fiancée LOST IT.
Me not knowing much of anything about buying a car didn’t know why. First off; fiancée was told I was only one on loan, secondly, I was told it was ok to illegally sign his name, thirdly, those big numbers Peter told me to ignore was the cost of the car with interest. And after all of that I brought the car to a body shop to have the damage fixed from the previous owner in order to avoid rust/​more damage. peters quote of 300 – 400 $ ended up being a week without the car and a whopping $ 1200!!!
I now know to do my research or scummy people like this will take full advantage of being uneducated when it comes to car buying.
The Mazda that we bought «together» now has power windows that stopped working 2 weeks after buying and now has major electrical issues. When I called the dealership about the Windows I was told «well we can give you half off the labor!» (WOW THANKS!)
I’ve called the dealer back a week and a half ago because we are now at the point that we want to trade it in for something else. We have had nothing but issues with the car/​dealership and I am now dealing with «Alex» who promised
To call me back the next day and has yet too… we do not recommend this place. Do not even look at it when you drive by. Huge rip off and they are not customer oriented, they are money driven and their only interest is what you do (or do not) have in your wallet.

The prices are high and the salesman just laughs when I base what I think is a fair price for the vehicle off the internet (I’m not sure where, as a consumer, I’m supposed to find numbers to base my purchase on then) and they won’t negotiate very much, he came down $ 500 and said take it or leave it, so I left it.