Customer ReviewsforGen X Motors

The sales lady was fantastic in many ways, We went to Tyrone Plaza in St Pete for there promotion. She showed us a car that we liked. We have no car as outs was totaled in June. We are still waiting for a settlement from the other guys insurance. We are also on a fixed income on SS. We were told by the sales ladies manager that we would get first 3 months of payments waived and tax, tag and title they would pay. Payments of less than $600. We also were putting down $1500. We left thinking that was what we were getting to pick up grandkids and take to dance. We kept our word and came back. It was late when paperwork was ready and we were the last ones there as they were tearing everything down for the night. We are signing everything and i asked what happened to the 3 months waived? He said that was only by another lender. Our payments are over $600 and we paid for tax, tag and title! We were supposed to get $3000 off the price of the car, not sure if we got this or not. We may loose the car due to not getting the 3 months of no payments. Very frustrated Nancy ******

I would not recommend this place to anyone. Their sole purpose is to sale a car. Since my purchase I have had to buy brakes and rotors, air filter, cabin filter and hydraulic lifts for the trunk. It also needs and oil pan and gasket. The money they sent me to make up for the payment, since I told them what I could only afford has gone for repairs, According to Mitsubishi Motors the vehicle should not have been sold as is and I should file suit. Call and text the Manager and sales person with no response. People work hard for their money and all we ask in return is to treat us fairly.

Total scam **. You are sent a promotional gimmick in the mail. After opening it, it says you won a prize. You call the phone number given and it's verified you are a winner. Go to their facility to claim the prize, and they try to sell you a car (and tell you you really didn't win anything)

I came into a tent sale just to check out a flyer I got in the mail. I was asked by salesman if I want to see what I can get out of my 2019 jeep wrangler. He wanted to know if this was the only car I had to drive and I said yes, He then showed me to some of the cars that were there. I figured if I sold my jeep that I would have to get another car. It was a hot day and he kept having me sit in this hot tent with no air moving.I was sweating really bad and had to go out to get some air. He kept running back in forth to his boss and seeing if they could make a deal. My jeep was worth $44,000 and he said they didn't think they could give me that much. So he went and ask his boss if they could give me $44,000 for it. After about 2 hours of dickering he said yes, they would give me what I wanted. He had me try out this 2020 Honda Fit. it was a nice car and good gas millage. So here I am in the hot sun waiting on them to make out the paper work and I was feeling bad and just wanted to get out of there. I didn't bring my glasses with me so I couldn't see what the figures they had put down on the papers. They solved the papers in front of me and said to sign here and sign here.Here. It wasn't until I got back home that I put my glasses on and seen what they did. They put $54,000 for the car that was only worth $19,000 and then financed $11,000 to a bank and they said they would write a check for $8500 and mail it to me. I got ripped off big time, and seeing a lawyer to see what I can do.