Dan Perkins Subaru

Maybe buying a new car would be a different experience, but I would suggest going elsewhere if in the market for a used vehicle. The salesman was quite literally, no exaggeration here, the worst salesman we've ever encountered...buying ANY product. Very nice when buying the car. When in to sign papers, was rude beyond belief. People don't believe me when I tell them how he acted...was that bad. Even with my daughter present, for whom we were buying the car. After that, most people I dealt with were nice (GM, Service Manager), but the car had consistent issues (the same 2 issues) since I purchased it. 1 they tried to fix but never could (clicking sound caused by poorly installed remote starter... we're just going to have it removed) and the second, intermittent trouble starting the car, I was basically told that there was no issue. This is after having told them about the problem 3 time s within the first 2 months (the warranty period). Long story short, I had to spend over $500 (should have been Perkins' responsibility) 5 months after purchasing it to have it repaired by another mechanic, who diagnosed and fixed the issue within 24 hours of having the vehicle. Also, when we bought the car, they told us about the amazing used car inspection they do before releasing any used vehicle. Hard to believe that's the case as when I brought the car back within a.couple of weeks of purchasing (the first of three times I brought in) they told me the battery was bad. They did replace it at their expense, but how does that happen if a full inspection was done??? The time I've had to invest during these months to try to resolve these problems, has been significant. There are a lot of car dealers and a lot of Subaru dealers....go elsewhere to buy yours.