I wrote the most glowing review just now, but my computer decided to crash and restart... so this may not be as good but:
I was searching for a new-ish Kia Soul with all the extras. One tricked out as much as possible goes for over $30,000 brand new (with tax). My wife has this same car and I love it, but there's no way I'm going to buy a brand new one again. When I searched the internet, several websites pointed to this dealership just 3 miles down the road from me that had the car I wanted, only a couple years old, with 13,000 miles and only asking $15,000 for it. The dealership? Paya's Auto in Essex.
The only free day off was the same day as a blizzard, yet someone was still inside. The woman in charge told me all about the business that's been around for 60 years. They buy cars that were auctioned off due to being in a flood zone somewhere in the United States. The titles are rebuilt, not totaled, which is important to know if you are a New York State resident, and they back all their sales with a warranty.
Anyway, the car I wanted was buried in snow so badly that you couldn't even make out one part. A salesman at the dealership, Tom Patterson, showed up and shoveled it out and started it up for me. I checked it out as best I could and came away impressed. Not a flaw to be found.
I went inside to talk turkey, but they assured me that their prices were so low that they couldn't go any lower. However, due to a technicality in their listing, I did manage to get another $750 off. ;) There were a few things in the car that I wanted adjusted, and they agreed to make it happen. We managed to get some financing the same day, and only a few days later, the car was delivered to my house by Tom! (I'm super busy, only 3 miles away, but still.....)
Over the course of the next 30 days, I found one thing that I wanted looked at (sunroof). They got the car in and looked at and back to me within 24 hours, problem solved.
One last thing to mention is that I drove this car around with the Paya's plate on it while I waited for my VT ones to come in. In doing so, there must have been a half-dozen people asking me about the dealership or telling me that they too shop from Paya's. I felt like the very last person to ever buy a car from this place.
From beginning to end, this dealership was a pleasure to work with. I loved the selection, the prices, and the people. Heck, they even have a nice big dog inside to greet you as you enter. I will be going back to get my next car, and so will my wife. Thank you Paya's!
EDIT: The picture attached is the very car I purchased, 45 days later, dirt and all.
EDIT2: It's almost 2 years later, the car is still running great. I still can't believe I got a near-new $30k vehicle w/ 13k miles for only $15k. It had a car starter installed on it when I got it too, which is super handy on these cold days. Best purchase I ever made.