2010 Chevrolet Impala in Flagstaff, AZ

Average time on market: 30 days Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: Automatic Color: Black Description: Used 2010 Chevrolet Impala LT for sale - $15,988, 28,324 miles with Navigation System, Aluminum Wheels

Avg. Dealer Rating: (4 reviews) "Responded to my email to my questions. Informed me of a sale that was coming up. "

Average time on market: 30 days Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: Automatic Color: Summit White Description: Used 2010 Chevrolet Impala LT for sale - $13,000, 82,086 miles

Avg. Dealer Rating: (3 reviews) "The reply to my inquiry was very fast. I spoke to a salesman about the car I was looking at and asked about the condition of the car. After the salesman looked at the car he reported back that the body was in excellent shape and that there was a minor cigarette burn on the driver seat. I then scheduled an appointment to see the car. I drove two hours to reach the dealership only to find out that the car had major scratches and paint wear on the passenger side and both passenger and driver seat had huge slashes/gouges in them. At this point I'm still interested if the price is right ( listed at 8,000 on their website) after test driving it we talk financing. The salesman walks up to me with the figures and I notice their asking price is just under $11,000! Keep in mind at this point I had already been approved for this particular car for $1000 down at the asking price of $8,000 at my local dealer. (A branch of this flagstaff dealership) so they try and tell me I need $2500 down to get into this car which is not feasible at the time. They then proceeded to tell me that I should get into a brand new 2013 car they have available and already took the liberty to get me approved for. At this point I've already expressed that I'm on a budget and am only willing to pay about $250 A month for a car. They pushed extremely hard for me to get into this 2013 Hyundai for $420 a month stating that it was the best deal out there for me and that I wouldn't be able to find better. This entire experience has left a horrible taste in my mouth and now understand why people say car salesmen are crooks and just out to make the next sale."