E CarOne

I’m not sure if they are affiliated or the same company as ecarlink there is references between the two but I cant tell for sure. A good friend picked up a car from ecarlink guys at the airfield and their fleet and the entire experience was flawless. They have a few hangers at the airfield full of just about every high end car you can think of all in perfect condition and some pretty good deals with a willingness to negotiate. Ask them if they have a location at the airfield and if so then I wouldn’t hesitate to do business with them they are top notch.

 

Since eCarLink was brought up, I figured you would want to see this.
http://www.dfwautoclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10506

 

I spent some time at eCarOne recently looking at a Hummer that they had for sale. They basically gave me unfettered access to the truck, which was great. (I spent over 2 hours looking it over and test driving it.)

Here are some of my observations/notes:

* I was told that the sales people do not work on commission. (Don't know if that is true or not.)

* One person (a sales manager?) told me that they would be willing to drop the Hummer off at Boardwalk or Sewell for a PPI, and that they would work with me on the price based upon what the PPI found.

* The sales person who I actually worked with when making an offer for the truck, however, told me that the price was "no-haggle" and as-is, and that they would not discount the price based upon the PPI.

* Although I don't believe this is atypical for a used car dealership, the truck was advertised with none of the defects I noticed listed. (For example, the truck had a dent in a fender, some broken interior parts, and the blinkers didn't work -- none of which were mentioned in the ads.)

Overall, I really liked the dealership. They have a lot of very nice looking cars available. Because of my last point, however, I would not buy a car from them without personally checking it out.

 

eCarLink is a decent biz...not the best prices. A completely different company is eCarOne- terrible operation. They don't inspect the cars at all. All volume, no substance! A much better alternative to both companies is BobStallingsCars.com. I bought a Mercedes GL450 for my wife there and was amazed. The company is owned by Daytona Rolex Series Champion owner Bob Stallings and managed by his son in law. They do a pretty thorough inspection...Try them next time. They don't carry much inventory but they'll do locates on any car.