New Creation Auto Sales

Never buy a car from here ever! the salesman is a lazy ass good for nothing fuck! he didn’t get his ass up and formally come and see what we were there for. I see why they have all bad reviews. run fast and dont stop at this place. this place is a joke and will be writing to the bbb. To all employers dont hire lazy dumb fucks to run your business

What initially started as a fairly decent transaction (decent vehicle, at a very fair price) eventually turned into a source of frustration. The post-​purchase customer service only warrants two stars — if that; but the quality of the vehicle and the purchase price bumps it up to a very generous 3 stars. They appear to have this practice of waiting until the 45^th (and final legal) day to mail out your registration forms; meaning by the time you get them, almost 50 days have passed. After 30 days, I went to see John to inquire about the registration. He promised me it would be mailed at the 35-​day mark; but he failed to keep that promise. If you buy a vehicle from him, FOLLOW UP WITH HIM CONSTANTLY until you receive your registration forms. In my particular case, the TABS EXPIRED ON THE 41ST DAY, and they didn’t mail me my paperwork until 4 days afterwards. I left countless voicemails on John’s cell phone; but he refused to answer any of them. If you want him to call you back, don’t let on that there is a problem; otherwise he will avoid you like the plague. Also, his partner/​assistant at the lot refused to provide me with a temporary permit, even though it was entirely their fault for not mailing the registration forms out until after the tabs expired. I wound up having to pay DOL for permits out of my own pocket. I am willing to try them again in the future; but you can bet your bottom dollar I’m going to be on them like white on rice when it comes to pushing them for my registration forms.

A Craigslist ad for a vehicle I was interested in lured me into New Creation Auto Sales today. I called head before driving to the lot to check hours and of course the availability of this vehicle. About an hour later I arrived only to discover the vehicle was in fact not on the lot.
When I entered the sales office, an employee was face down in a burrito. He proceeded to speak to me with his mouth full. I was completely grossed out. Further, the lot was void of any other customers, and despite no other sales staff being present in the office, I got the sense this individual had plenty of time to return my call.
The sales person confirmed the vehicle I referenced via the ad I saw was no longer available. Yet the ad was refreshed this morning.
I’m in real estate sales. If I advertised a home for sale that wasn’t actually available, I would have severly adverse consequences. Bottom line, if a business fails to be honest and accurate about their product offerings, why would anyone expect them to be trustworthy in their business dealings? Run away, run far away …

This is small place with no-​nonsense style. Good variety priced under $ 5k with prices clearly marked on the vehicle.
We recently bought a good value Subaru for a good price. We worked with Mr. Cooper, who is personable and easy going. No pressure, no hovering. The process was easy and complete within a few hours.