Autonets

Never ever ever ever ever ever ever eeeeeeeeverrrrr… buy a car from them!!!
Bought my car here last year & I had so many problems with my car over heated, speed sensors was all screwed up & they held my car captive for damn-​near a month, with NO LOANER CAR, trying to fix it! I barely had my car for a week & it started to breakdown on me!
They also tried to ask me for money to pay for the freaking repairs, but I said no! Why should I pay for a car that I just bought for the repairs? Not only that! They tried to ask me for the money for the registration! rrrrr! This place gets me so mad knowing I got gypt!
This place is not professional at all! I wish I can give them negative stars!
They will eventually go out of business with the shitty ass cars they have sitting on their lot! (excuse my French!)

What comes to mind about a used car salesman ?
A creepy looking, fast-​talking, pushy sleaze bucket with greased back hair, beady eyes, coffee breath and a face dripping with aftershave who can sell ice cubes to the eskimos. No disrespect to any Unilocalers, but, that’s the image that comes to my mind. I try to steer clear of them whenever possible.
I came across this tiny car lot just a block south of Silver & Mission in SF. If not for the gaudy signage and the noisy flapping banners overhead, I could’ve easily walked right pass without even noticing the tiny aqua ice-​blue building.
It’s basically a one/​two man operation, which means you don’t have to partake too much in the ‘I need to talk to my manager’ game. You’ll usually deal with THE MAN who makes the decisions and it’s either DEAL or NO DEAL. I found the boss to be pretty laid-​back and open to wheeling and dealing. He seemed to be in no hurry to sell me a car which was contrary to my initial expectation. Tire-​kickers might feel at ease browsing his lot.
The cars are neither pristine nor cream puffs, with the latter best reserved for a bakery. Clean and sound might be better adjectives. There was an assortment of BMWs, Chevys, Dodges Toyotas, Hondas, Nissans, family vans, sedans, SUVs, Cadillacs & Lincoln towncars. Most are sold ‘As-​Is’ and financing is also offered.
The owner gets his inventory from used car auctions which he attends regularly. He even offered to bid on my ‘dream’ 650i if he sees one at the auction… yeah right. Of course, I’d need to give him a deposit in case I flake out later. From my chat with him, ‘cash is king’ which means he’s willing to cut an aggressive deal, if it’s a cash purchase.
I left the lot feeling quite comfortable. Maybe my perception of a used car salesman might have been a little off-​track. I just might return someday and take him up on the offer, but till then, I better start saving.
Btw, don’t let the ‘We speak 6 different languages’ sign fool you. ‘Se habla espanol’ is as far as they can manage.