Car Connection Of Lake County

Stay very far away from this dealer unless u have a lot of money and time. I’ll start with the good everyone here is very polite. With that being said they will lie straight to your face. I was told the car I purchased had multiple repairs done and brakes were serviced and good to go. Later that day I purchased the car exhaust packing was shooting out the muffler and shortly after it split in half and was dragging down the road. Then I was told brakes had been derived and good to go brake sensor on the reservoir was super glued on. And the peddle went all the way to the floor. Front left caliper seized up doesn’t even work. Very dangerous could have cost me my life or someone else’s. Service fluid light came on 5 days after purchase which shouldn’t be happening if they had done all the fluids like mentioned. Please don’t let these guys fool you I took there word for it and now I have to pay the price. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM HERE!!! Also like the last review I was lied to about a warranty I. Called them and tried to take it back for the to fix and return but they said they could not get ahold of the provide and ghosted me ever since

George was absolutely amazing!! Fair deal, clean car, I've never had an easier time purchasing a used car would highly recommend and would return.

My son found car advertised here. He negotiated a deal on phone & we drove 2 hours on Sunday (2-22) to go look. Dealing with Mr Skidmore was very pleasant experience. He was honest, sincere & we feel we were treated more than fair. Thank you.

I bought an Impala for my son from George at Car Connection. It was a great experience all around. George is a very personable and honest car dealer, which is very rare these days. I will definitely buy from him again when I need another car.

**Buyer beware** Definitely shady-dishonest business, as I was made aware of known vehicle issues 3 days after purchase. My fault for not having the car checked over by my mechanic, but I needed a safe vehicle ASAP. Check engine light turned on within minutes of leaving the lot (quite obviously reset) After going back and forth, owner did end up having his mechanic replace the O2 censor, a leaking hose (power steering leaking in my garage), and a broken tie rod. Still ended up having to have another 1k of work done days after his mechanic. One would expect to have to put money into a used car, but where’s the integrity?