Lee Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Westbrook

Don’t go to Lee unless you want to be taken advantage of by your typical shady salesmen. First I’m told by Norm that he can “easily get a a soft top thrown in” if I sign tonight on a new wrangler. Awesome. Then I explain I can’t make it happen tonight as I have a second car I’d like to trade it as well since my mom just passed away and I need to get ride of the vehicle. I answer a few questions and he tells me they’ll just cut me a check for it that would be between $1,000 and $1,500 when I bring it in the following week, but let’s keep that as a separate transaction so we can sell the Jeep tonight. We start paperwork. I ask about the soft top. Oh. Well. We can’t give that to you because they’re on backorder (or some lie). Fine. We also can’t put gas in it tonight or clean it since it’s too late. But when you come back with your mom’s car we’ll do it. I come back. Now the general manager knows nothing about the other vehicle. Doesn’t clean it. But gives me the gas (at least). And we’re only going to give you $500 for it because no one promised you anything. We called your salesman. He never had a conversation with you about that. To recap: Promised a free soft top. Didn’t happen. Promised $1,000 to $1500 for a car. Given $500 after being told I made it up. Promised the gas and detail a new car should have got. Only got the gas. I’ve had so many compliments on my new Jeep these last few days. But now I’m debating if I should bring it back, or just tell my story to every person who mentions my Jeep going forward to ensure no one else ever get taken advantage of like I did.