Business ProfileforGT Auto Lounge

You know the old saying, "trust, but verify"? Well, in the case of GT Auto Lounge, it should be "don't trust, verify", or even better, "don't trust, buy elsewhere". **** sold me a '55 Chevrolet last summer, after assuring me there was nothing wrong with the car, except perhaps a slight misalignment of the hood. I also spoke to the owner of the car, who echoed what **** had stated, in terms of issues with the car. Having bought multiple cars/motorcycles off the internet over the years, without in person inspections, I bought the car, and there went my perfect record of not being burned. The car leaked oil, despite the owner telling me "he would never own a car that leaked oil". I mistakenly thought that meant the guy, (who owns a truck shop), would fix any oil leaks, but it evidently meant that the guy would instead sell the car. **** had the car for over two months, which means he knew it leaked oil, but chose not to mention it to me when I asked if there was anything wrong with the car. And when I mentioned the leak to ****, after I discovered it, there was no response. Ghosted.Other faults of the car included interior parts falling apart, (due to shoddy work being done when interior work was done), radio not working, air vent stuck, gas gauge not reading correctly, etc... Hardly "nothing wrong with the car", huh? I've since resold the '55, and the new owner was very happy with the purchase, undoubtedly because he wasn't told "there is nothing wrong with the car". Learn from my experience, and if you choose to do business with GT, show up in person or have an inspection done on the car, by someone not associated with the business. I wouldn't buy a pair of shoelaces from the guy.