I bought a "certified" GMC Terrain only to find it making weird noises and improperly gassing; so I took it to a different GMC dealership to get it checked out-- the car was behind on its recalls and the oil level was 3 quarts short. The car was advertised as "GMC Certified" with their whichever number of points inspection. On top of this latter fiasco, while I was making the purchase, the salesman refused to give me all weather mats for the backseat (he only gave me the mats for the front seats, makes no sense to me.) I feel completely ripped off and mislead into thinking that I bought a certified used vehicle with proper inspections and care.
I bought a "certified" GMC Terrain only to find it making weird noises and improperly gassing; so I took it to a different GMC dealership to get it checked out-- the car was behind on its recalls and the oil level was 3 quarts short. The car was advertised as "GMC Certified" with their whichever number of points inspection. On top of this latter fiasco, while I was making the purchase, the salesman refused to give me all weather mats for the backseat (he only gave me the mats for the front seats, makes no sense to me.) I feel completely ripped off and mislead into thinking that I bought a certified used vehicle with proper inspections and care.