77 Plymouth Gran Fury I bought a 77 Plymouth Gran Fury in Spring of this year from the Phoenix, AZ location. The car was trailered to my home in Plymouth, MI. I inspected the car and the exterior is okay, however, there were safety issues with the car. The windshield wipers don't work, the A/C is so bad, I have to replace all the major parts, compressor, condenser, evaporator, etc. the battery was missing the hold down bracket, so when I took the car for a test drive in my neighborhood, it died when I made a right turn as the battery was tilting when I made my turn and the positive battery post hit the underside of the hood. I had the battery issue repaired and drove it a few miles. I came back home and parked it in my garage for several days. I had to use the inside of my garage to do some wood cutting for a project and backed the car out of the garage. There is now a 6 foot long, 1 foot wide trail of automatic trans fluid on the floor where the car was parked. There's also a courtesy light on the passenger side of the interior that stays on 24/7, thus wearing down the battery. I took the bulb out so it would not wear down the battery. These issues were sent to the "salesman", Todd Schneider, but never heard a word back. These cars may be sold on consignment as he told me, but they are the ones handling all the documents and charging the exorbitant doc fees. They need to have a checklist like I've seen other antique car dealers use to check off ALL safety features on a car, such as brakes, wipers, lights exterior and interior, tires, A/C, etc. If something does not work or needs replacing, THE dealer needs to be responsible for repairing said problem or noting it on a checklist. I will NEVER buy from them again. They give the hobby a bad name and I have sent out emails to friends of mine who are also old car enthusiasts to not even call them to look at a car. When someone is looking to buy a car from out of state like myself, the dealer needs to be trustworthy to list any issues with the vehicle if they are not going to do the right thing and have them repaired. I would trust EBay before I would buy another car from them!

I bought a 1990 corvette from Gateway… I bought a 1990 corvette from Gateway Atlanta . Received car with cracked windshield , didn't run well needed fuel pump, air condition didn't work power antenna does not work, radio does not work. Battery went dead ticking noise in dash. was told car was in great condition. PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY. I LEARNED A TOUGH LESSON

Horrible service Horrible service. I contacted them through their website. No response. I emailed them. No response. I called. The person i talked to found record of my attempts to contact them. i was promised someone will get back to me right away. That was two weeks ago. Nothing. Don't know the reasons for this horrible service as i have gotten no responses.

Sold me a "ready to drive" truck Sold me a "ready to drive" truck, when it arrived fortunately I had my mechanic go over it only to find that the flywheel was installed incorrectly. They had no interest in hearing about it let alone doing anything about it, so they can talk with my attorney.

Consigned my 1983 Mustang GLX… Consigned my 1983 Mustang GLX convertible to the Dearborn location of Gateway. Long story short, they called me and said they couldn't get the car started. They ran it out of gas, and TORE UP THE REAR AXLE, that I HAD TO PAY TO GET FIXED (read the contract VERY CAREFULLY) to the tune of $1035! THEY ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS TO YOUR VEHICLE, and my attorney told me I HAD NO RECOURSE WHATSOEVER. They screwed me on the final amount, padded the price to boost their take and F@CKED UP MY CAR with their car jockeys PULLING DONUTS IN THE PARKING LOT, so BEWARE, THEY WILL SCREW UP YOUR CAR, TOO, and YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR IT ALL. If you go with Gateway, YOU WILL REGRET IT. I wouldn't let these horses' asses sell a Radio Flyer wagon!!