Luxury Motors out of Chicago
02-24-2007, 05:48 PM
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Luxury Motors out of Chicago
Anyone had any dealing/purchases with Luxury Motors?
If so were you please with the vehicle and there service.
Thanks!
If so were you please with the vehicle and there service.
Thanks!
02-24-2007, 11:22 PM
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Current :2018 E63S and a 2017 GLE 63S . Prior, CLA 250, C450 AMG, 2017 AMG C63S
i purchased my vehicle from luxury motors our of chicago, the o'hare location. my salesperson was nizar. ask for him as i highly recommend him. some of the salesmen out there appear to be kinda shady, but i found that nizar was a straight shooter. tell him that greg walker referred you.
any other questions, feel free to email me at asa.walker@gmail.com
any other questions, feel free to email me at asa.walker@gmail.com
02-25-2007, 01:36 PM
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Lux Motor Cars is the Boiler Room of car sales.
Looks like they move a lot of inventory. Its a little spooky.
They have at least a hundred very young, shady & slick sales people working the phones. They will tell you just about anything over the phone.
If you visit the Chicago Location to have a look you will feel like a kid in the candy store...100s' of high end cars all in an indoor show room. You really need a golf cart to get arround inside to see all of the cars. One building is at least 100,000 sq feet full of Mercedes Benz evey model.
I saw a car that I was interested in on the internet. Called to make sure it was available and made arrangements to see it the next day. When I arrived they pretended to look for the car. Of course it was probably sold long before and prceeded to try to steer me to other vehicles and other local dealerships which they owned. I was lucky I had other cars lined up to look at in the area on the same day.
Be carefull...many of the used cars did not look as good in person as they did on the web. My 3.5 cents. Hope this helps.
Ref to Boiler Room..
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0181984/
Looks like they move a lot of inventory. Its a little spooky.
They have at least a hundred very young, shady & slick sales people working the phones. They will tell you just about anything over the phone.
If you visit the Chicago Location to have a look you will feel like a kid in the candy store...100s' of high end cars all in an indoor show room. You really need a golf cart to get arround inside to see all of the cars. One building is at least 100,000 sq feet full of Mercedes Benz evey model.
I saw a car that I was interested in on the internet. Called to make sure it was available and made arrangements to see it the next day. When I arrived they pretended to look for the car. Of course it was probably sold long before and prceeded to try to steer me to other vehicles and other local dealerships which they owned. I was lucky I had other cars lined up to look at in the area on the same day.
Be carefull...many of the used cars did not look as good in person as they did on the web. My 3.5 cents. Hope this helps.
Ref to Boiler Room..
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0181984/
02-25-2007, 08:01 PM
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Boiler room of Chicago is very accurate. That was my immediate impression when I walked in. In fact, my original sales person appeared shady and therefore I did not go through the original deal. Then I happened to call about another car I was interested in and my salesperson was Nizar. Like I said, he was straight up.
Just be careful who you deal with.
Just be careful who you deal with.
