RightWay knowingly sells used cars with frame damage and fails to disclose this information to their customers.
I purchased a 2011 MAZDA 3 and I experienced some alignment issues. After some further research (and repairs), it turns out that RightWay knowingly bought the car at auction and sold it to me without mentioning the frame damage…yet, they KNEW!
I find it surprising that a customer service focused business such as RightWay (that markets to the poor credit population/less fortunate members of our society) chooses to take advantage of consumers in this manner.
My concern and outrage is not only the financial impact but that Rightway chooses to put their customers at risk. This is totally unacceptable.
How many other RightWay customers have had a similar experience such as mine??? Did Rightway make it RIGHT???? Or is their common business practice?
General Motors is recently spent a great deal of money to rectify a bad safety decision they made for thousands of their customers – RIGHTWAY should do the same!
But a 2003 chevy venture from them because i needed a reliable vehicle that was the first mistake, no surprise it broke down they made me pay to get it to their shop then argued about what the warranty would cover, had to replace ac pump, suspension, brakes, wheel bearings, then the entire engine it has had electrical and tranny problems since the day i got it and they tell me that the "bumper to bumper" warranty wont cover any of the repairs this has by far been the worst place that i have ever gone to
RightWay Auto Sales Reviews
RightWay knowingly sells used cars with frame damage and fails to disclose this information to their customers.
I purchased a 2011 MAZDA 3 and I experienced some alignment issues. After some further research (and repairs), it turns out that RightWay knowingly bought the car at auction and sold it to me without mentioning the frame damage…yet, they KNEW!
I find it surprising that a customer service focused business such as RightWay (that markets to the poor credit population/less fortunate members of our society) chooses to take advantage of consumers in this manner.
My concern and outrage is not only the financial impact but that Rightway chooses to put their customers at risk. This is totally unacceptable.
How many other RightWay customers have had a similar experience such as mine??? Did Rightway make it RIGHT???? Or is their common business practice?
General Motors is recently spent a great deal of money to rectify a bad safety decision they made for thousands of their customers – RIGHTWAY should do the same!
But a 2003 chevy venture from them because i needed a reliable vehicle that was the first mistake, no surprise it broke down they made me pay to get it to their shop then argued about what the warranty would cover, had to replace ac pump, suspension, brakes, wheel bearings, then the entire engine it has had electrical and tranny problems since the day i got it and they tell me that the "bumper to bumper" warranty wont cover any of the repairs this has by far been the worst place that i have ever gone to