CT Car Co.,LLC

Carmen Dejesus

They have good prices you can visit I recommend it

Jake D

Would give 0 stars if possible, dont waste your time. I originally talked to them through the offer up app and asked if they could provide any additional pictures of the car i was interested in and was told they would get back to me as soon as possible, which they never did. I called them 2 days later and told them i was coming from over 30 minutes away to come look at the car in person and when i arrived to look at the car, it was leaking both oil and coolant and the dealer told me that i couldnt even start it because the battery was “stone dead” and they would be getting a new one the next day. When i suggested that i go to get a battery myself to test out the car i was told very rudely that they had already ordered it and they were closing soon so it didnt make a difference. Very sketchy place dont bother going, the prices are low for a reason. Buddy i got there at 5:30 and called at 5:00 which I personally think is plenty of time to jump start a car when you close at 6 nobody asked for a test drive i just wanted to start the car to hear the garbage run. If somebody left a light on why would you need a whole new battery? Doesn’t make sense and sounds like you’re trying to justify your terrible work ethic by making things up and talking down to people who were smart enough not to fall for your scams.

Steve Marks

No, I did not buy a vehicle here. I did show up in early August with a friend to 'see' a vehicle I'd seen advertised on-line. The original picture of the vehicle I saw on-line was from May of this year and showed the vehicle parked outside the double bays- having been just washed. It looked GOOD ( inside and out ).. Now it was August and when we pulled in, there were a LOT more vehicles than pictured from that May on-line ad ( still running because the car hadn't sold ) A young guy came outside, told my buddy and I 'it's unlocked.. feel free to check it out... we sell cars people can ACTUALLY AFFORD!' When I asked a relatively common question though, I received an answer that 1.) Was obviously not true, and 2.) A slight 'smirk' like he was thinking 'Uh-Oh.. THIS guy is trouble' before he told us 'If you need anything? I'll be right inside.' Well? He's right. affordable to some. Immediately after pulling in on one side of the fairly good sized lot, I noticed that most every car had the same price ( on that side ) which of course> one never see's as there are different makes, models, years and conditions- so this sent up a small warning signal. Anyway, back to the car I'd seen from the May ad. It was dirty. And dusty. Looked like it might not have been moved for awhile. I popped the hood. The engine looked good. A little dusty but not filthy. Then I noticed on the right side of the engine compartment what looked to be a couple of red 'shop rags'.. I pulled one out. Then another... then a total of a dozen more stuffed in the same spot that obviously had been used to 'wipe the engine down'.. My buddy and I exchanged dubious looks.. So? The engine looked good but the large pile of rags- did not. I noticed peeling paint on one side and looked carefully and saw the 'spray line' on the inside of one of the fenders.. very likely denoting an accident and a quick 'shoot' of paint ( done improperly, and not necessarily by this dealer ).. A right front tire was bald.. a sign of potential front suspension issues. I climbed inside on the passenger side. Filthy. NOT like th original picture I'd seen days earlier on-line, taken in late May. Looked tlike a transient had been living in the car. Every nook and cranny-filthy.. Disgusted, I walked away and checked out a few more cars on the 'higher priced' side of the lot ( as my buddy was checking cars on both sides. ) many were... dusty, dirty or in some cases> as 'grungy' as the original car I'd come to see, even at twice the price? We left. In all fairness to this Used Car Dealer? He DOES sell cars 'people can afford' and it fills a VERY MUCH needed 'niche' but sadly to some who are desperate and can afford very little and to who once bought.. in the instance of repairs and the 'as is' moniker can leave them even WORSE off. I'm sure some of the reviews here that stated they'd bought a vehicle ( or in some cases more over time ) and had 'GREAT' luck- are true. THEY were willing to take a 'gamble' and lucky for them? They came out on top> at least for the time being..

Tony Michaud

Not sure of the Quality of your cars. But you definitely have the right to defend your establishment. But if you truly believe in the quality your selling, then so waste your time responding. All your doing is pushing new potential customers away. And yes I'm in the service business. So I know how it can be. Good luck and stay safe.