A Plus Auto Sales Reviews

Furthermore, the dealership has failed to properly handle the vehicle's title, leaving me with an unusable car and a massive financial burden. Because they have refused to resolve this privately, I am now forced to escalate this matter through every formal legal and regulatory channel available. I am currently preparing formal statutory dealer violation complaints to be filed directly with the California DMV Investigations Division and the Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) to investigate their unlawful title handling and safety infractions.

Additionally, since they refuse to communicate in good faith, I am initiating a formal consumer arbitration claim based on the Agreement to Arbitrate explicitly stated on Page 1 of the purchase contract. Per California law, the dealership will be forced to pay thousands of dollars in non-refundable, up-front arbitration administrator fees just to answer my claim—far exceeding the cost of simply doing the right thing in the first place. Let this review serve as a final warning to ownership and a cautionary tale to the public. If management wishes to avoid public regulatory scrutiny and costly arbitration fees, they know exactly how to reach me to settle this matter immediately. Buyer beware: do not trust their inventory, and do not trust their word.