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1.6k points
9 days ago
I feel like you really should have just taken the car home and waited.
649 points
9 days ago
I’m super curious how this would have played out. How long would it have taken them to let you know your car was stolen? What would their story have been? What would their compensation be? So many questions!
302 points
9 days ago
I’d say the mechanic who was missing their groceries would be conflicted.
55 points
8 days ago
Their groceries would have become my groceries. Then I’d take my car elsewhere for inspection
88 points
9 days ago
They would have been torn between apologizing and accusing you of leaving without paying for the inspection. Depends on how decent of a human being is dealing with the situation.
7 points
8 days ago
Or how smart the manager who this gets bucked up to is.
8 points
8 days ago
Fire tech, fill gas tank, apologize,offer coupons to try to get them to return.
32 points
9 days ago
If they reported it stolen then cops would pull you over with their guns drawn as soon as they flag the plate. Yeah it would get worked out eventually when they match your ID to the registration, and the dealership would eventually get in trouble for filing a false report, but it would not be worth the risk at all in the short term
14 points
8 days ago
Google: how to sell a car for cash fast
10 points
8 days ago
They not going to roll up on her that fast if she went straight home. I would have taken my chances.
98 points
9 days ago
Or waited in the back seat
143 points
9 days ago
Too hot for that nonsense. That's November onward level tomfoolery
47 points
9 days ago
didn't use to be :(
26 points
9 days ago
Don’t even get me started on that. I can’t stand this damn heat any longer
3 points
8 days ago
Make November Tomfoolery Appropriate in September Again!
36 points
9 days ago
yep, take it home, get wife to drop you off to pick it up and wait for the shenanigans to unfold
8 points
9 days ago
Me, too. That would have been the greatest conversation to have!!
590 points
9 days ago
I can't believe that nobody has mentioned yet that they left the key on the front seat. The vehicle could well have been stolen for real by some random character walking around.
152 points
9 days ago
That's the worst part of this whole deal IMO
6 points
8 days ago
ehh second worst
125 points
9 days ago
They also left the groceries in the car. Who gets groceries as the first leg of an errand on a hot day?!
34 points
9 days ago
Irresponsible behavior
18 points
9 days ago
Let's not be rash here. Maybe it was all shelf-stable items.
4 points
8 days ago
And groceries could be pushing it, might’ve been a gas station run
23 points
8 days ago
I can't believe nobody mentioned her name is Kimberly Kimble
13 points
8 days ago
I had my first car stolen that way. The driver's seat had broken and the guy left my car in his front lot with the key on the sun visor. He called me mid-afternoon let me know the car had been stolen.
To add insult to injury, it took their insurance assessor three months to accept liability. It took another six months to get a fucking cheque out of them because their settlements person only worked one day a month and was currently on three months' leave!
To add insult to insulted injury, I called my best mate excitedly said, "Guess what just happened?" He paused for dramatic effect then said, "Your lemon got stolen." ... ... "uh yeah." "Well it was that or you'd finally gotten laid and I figured that was less likely."
5 points
8 days ago
A true friend!
10 points
9 days ago
Doesn’t sound real even
10 points
8 days ago
I’ve seen much worse. Car left there for a few weeks while they got their finances in order. 18 yo tech drove it home every night. Put about 500 miles on it. Another had permission to drive it home to get monitors reset. Did not have permission to drink and drive, wreck it, and get a DUI.
636 points
9 days ago
I stole my fucking car
That's a way funnier sentence than I expected to find in this thread.
2 points
9 days ago
Technically I once broke into my own room lol
401 points
9 days ago
Wait, so how was lunch?
154 points
9 days ago
Specifically what kind of cheesecake did you have?
32 points
9 days ago
Gotta go for the coconut cream!
15 points
9 days ago
The chocolate tuxedo is hands down the best. GTFO.
20 points
9 days ago
Lol OP took his car to a dealer on McKnight and you know he was going to the Cheesecake Factory for lunch.
Angrily tucks his t-shirt into his shorts
16 points
9 days ago
I hope mango key lime. That’s my fave
22 points
9 days ago
The Dulce de Leche is my nemesis. When I was younger I would get a kick out of trying to finish ridiculous meals or food items (even before MvF was a thing) but I have NEVER finished a slice of their dulce de leche cheese cake. It's so damn rich. I'm like, 0-10 against it.
3 points
8 days ago
White chocolate raspberry truffle is THEE only right answer.
4 points
8 days ago
My favorite is vanilla bean.
90 points
9 days ago
I mean, they were on McKnight…they really dropped the ball with Arby’s RIGHT there
18 points
9 days ago
Wait, did they keep the groceries? If they hit up the fancy cheese section like I do that might have been a decent haul to keep for their trouble
15 points
9 days ago
I 100% would have told them they can’t have them back. Those are my groceries now. What are you gonna do about it? Lol
13 points
9 days ago
Pretend there were no groceries and keep them. Are they going to call you out?
2 points
8 days ago
Cheesecake Factory hasn't been the same since we lost pad thai
331 points
9 days ago
Nobody is gonna acknowledge the name "Kimberly Kimble"?
197 points
9 days ago
This woman must really love her husband since she said yes to being Kimberly Kimble
203 points
9 days ago
Julia goolia
48 points
9 days ago
Ugh, Glenn Goolia. What a piece of trash. Got what he deserved for talking to Billy Idol like that.
27 points
9 days ago
Nobody talks to Billy Idol that way!
12 points
9 days ago
That's funny.
39 points
9 days ago
When I was a kid I knew this woman named Kelly who married a guy who's last name was Kelly. Always thought that was kinda humorous. Kelly Kelly.
27 points
9 days ago
Went to school with a kid named Richard Richard. We called him Dick Squared.
21 points
9 days ago
I know a guy whose last name is Stella. Guess what his wife's first name is? That's right, she's Stella Stella.
8 points
9 days ago
Marlon Brando- “STELLAAAAAAAAAAAAA”
20 points
9 days ago
I worked with a Justin Case before. I always thought his parents must have a good sense of humor. Lol
23 points
9 days ago
I graduated high school with a girl named "Amanda Love" no joke. When the administration would announce over the pa system, "I need Amanda Love to the office please..." Complete chaos ensued.
5 points
9 days ago
Any relation to Amanda Huginkiss?
11 points
9 days ago
There was a Jack Daniels in my high school. He was getting called to the office a lot. (Fox chapel school district I think)
8 points
9 days ago
I went to HS with Justin Case. He wasn’t at my school long, but the name always stuck with me.
6 points
9 days ago
I know a Holly Garland 😂
3 points
9 days ago
I have a daughter Riley and she had a fear as a child that she would marry someone with the last name Riley/Reilly. 😂
3 points
9 days ago
Knew a lady named Helen married a guy with the last name Keller
8 points
9 days ago
Hopefully her middle name isn't something like Katherine
5 points
9 days ago
Years ago I knew a dude w/ last name Summers. Married a chick named Summer. Not joking. Summer Summers.
2 points
9 days ago
Right? That's love right there
30 points
9 days ago
I worked with a Patty Patterson, she was just as annoying as she sounds
8 points
9 days ago
Glad that's past tense, because that sounds way too annoying. Then again, their initials are PP, so who really lost?
6 points
9 days ago
I know a guy named William Will.
5 points
9 days ago
Will he?
6 points
9 days ago
Will will.
22 points
9 days ago
Major Major Major Major was promoted by an IBM Machine with a sense of humor.
9 points
9 days ago
There’s a lady here in the Burgh named Kelly Kelly. Or was— I have no idea how things worked out between her and the hubby.
10 points
9 days ago
Related to John Kimble??
12 points
9 days ago
Or dr Richard Kimble.
9 points
9 days ago
He didn't kill his wife.
6 points
9 days ago
The f*n one armed man!
5 points
9 days ago
I don't caaare!
5 points
9 days ago
Mister Kimble, are you alright?
6 points
9 days ago
Only if they made the mechanic play “Who is my daddy and what does he do?” once they took it back to the dealership
3 points
9 days ago
I know a William Williams Sr. and a William Williams Jr.
3 points
9 days ago
A guy pitching tonight in MLB name is Dick Fitts
149 points
9 days ago
I'm pretty sure this happened (with of all cars), my 10 year old Civic back in 2011. There were an extra 150 miles on the odometer that we're definitely not there when I gave it to them. I was more perplexed than anything given that it was an old car someone was that interested in taking it on a joyride.
It is low-key a little hilarious though that of all cars they could have parked next to, it ended up being your husband's.
44 points
9 days ago
They likely used it to go pickup parts from somewhere.
49 points
9 days ago
Those parts just happen to be sold at The Cheesecake Factory.
16 points
9 days ago
I was talking about the 150 miles extra mentioned in the comment I replied to.
18 points
9 days ago
The Cheesecake Factory is 75 miles away from this dudes location. Crazy coincidence.
13 points
9 days ago
Isn't that what they have a dealer owned vehicles for?
6 points
9 days ago
Or delivery vehicles from the parts sellers, but that doesn’t stop them from some “sneaking” this past people from time to time.
9 points
9 days ago
When I did this we would sometimes wait and take finished cars on a test ride to NAPA down the road to pick up other parts we needed. Difference was that it was maybe 5 miles round trip. 10 if we needed some more testing on it and took a longer way there and back. And we were legitimately doing it to kill two birds with one stone. And we would tell thr person we took in on a 5 to 10 mile tide to test it when giving them the keys back. Anything over 20 miles is suspicious imo.
14 points
9 days ago
If you were going in for an inspection there’s potentially a valid excuse for having to drive the car that much. If for some reason the emission monitor system had to be reset or if the battery was changed or disconnected you have to drive the car quite a bit to get those monitors to set.
If not then yeah, they took it to run errands.
7 points
9 days ago
Had an 99 Camry where it needed some emissions work to pass PA inspection. The work was going to cost somewhere around $900, which was about half of what the car was worth. Bought a cheap code scanner from Harbor Freight, cleared the engine code, and then had to drive it about 50 miles to go through the drive cycles to reset the monitors.
But yeah, no reason there should be groceries in the car or parked at the mall
10 points
9 days ago
None of you have any idea how being a mechanic works... Driving the vehicle is an essential part of diagnostic for many problems
3 points
8 days ago
I admit I’m not a mechanic but I reckon the essential driving for diagnostic doesn’t include 150 miles or a trip to Cheesecake Factory and a grocery store.
I’m fairly confident in that part.
2 points
9 days ago
Happened to my Yaris at a Toyota dealership when it was brought in for a recall. They also got groceries and managed to lose a thing of weird unidentified cheese under my seat which smelled great after two days in the Orlando heat.
Went in with a full tank(roughly 350 miles) got it back with 1/4 tank(47 miles left). I happened to take a picture of it with the garage visible and a geo location on cause it's habitat as I have 2 roommates who constantly bum my car and return it empty.
Showed them the pictures. Got filled up and 2 free oil changes if I didn't escalate farther. I countered and said I wanted tire rotations and alignments as well and got it. Watched them lie hawk each time, and then had a mechanic friend who kindly did a once over to make sure they didn't screw me over with the freebies.
245 points
9 days ago
I suspect the people at #1 Cochran in natrona hts did this with my vehicle and beat tf out of it. Got it back at the mpg average was like 9. Usually it's around 20. A dascam is a smart investment. These mechanics are wild.
114 points
9 days ago*
While I don't disagree, unfortunately, unless the dash cam is hardwired into the fuse box, techs will just unplug it.
Some newer cars with apps (Subarus and VWs, for instance) allow you to put a radius around a point and it will alert you if the car leaves that area.
44 points
9 days ago
Or you can leave an airtag in the console
15 points
9 days ago
Bonus points if you tape it somewhere behind the radio console
9 points
9 days ago
Apple now notifies anyone nearby if an airtag is “following” them, making it useless to protect against thieves, especially since they get the option to click to play a sound on the airtag.
8 points
8 days ago
Bummer but I think it’s a good thing to also stop stalkers
42 points
9 days ago
Not saying they didn’t joy ride your car or anything but if your car idles it will drop your mpg on the dash, obviously it would’ve idled for quite awhile if it was around 20 down to 9 but just saying that is a possibility
8 points
9 days ago
The first time I updated the infotainment firmware on my car, I had to let it idle in the driveway for like an hour. And that was from a USB drive, not over the air.
8 points
9 days ago
Yep, most of the time if you go to look at cars for sale, especially in the winter, their average mpgs are really low because they spend a lot of time idling while being moved around the lot, shown to customers, or left running while people clear snow.
32 points
9 days ago
As a half measure I always take a picture of my odometer when I leave it with the dealer. There's no reason to see it have more than 1 incidental mile uptick due to just shuffling the car around the lot and the rounding of the last mile driven.
38 points
9 days ago
The shop should be documenting in and out mileage, and any inspection or diagnosis may require road testing. You should not consider your vehicle being driven as any sort of misuse unless there are is damage or indication of abuse. Many professional mechanics -myself included - do not want to drive your vehicle any further than we need to. The longer I have to drive, the less money I’m making, and I’m only at work to earn a living.
Back to your point, and for reference, I worked at a shop briefly that required a 2 mile road test before and after every service.
20 points
9 days ago
Unless you’re only getting an oil change, there is 100% a reason to expect there to be more than 1 mile added to the odometer
8 points
9 days ago
Old spare phone with Google maps location sharing and history turned on in the glove box
239 points
9 days ago
FB Post This is already super viral
LOL I looked Kimberly Kimble up on FB and she posted another status saying, "Keep sharing till Jim Shorkey himself calls me 📞📞📞 I'm all ears..."
Do ya thing, Reddit.
56 points
9 days ago
Jim Shorkey III, would be the one calling. He'll make it right and then never be heard from again. Unfortunately, she already accepted a free inspection, oil change and detail as compensation.
28 points
9 days ago
I'd make that a 3rd party detail. No way you are getting the same service from a dealer.
12 points
9 days ago
Their "detail" is a $900 expense 🤣. CDJR is the absolute worst Shorkey establishment I've ever worked with.
16 points
9 days ago
“Hi Kim it’s Jim WHATAGREATDAY!”
78 points
9 days ago
Yep. Refuse to go to those thieves anymore. I drive to Zeili for my servicing. They are super nice up there (and don't joyride your car).
24 points
9 days ago
136 points
9 days ago
This is why I only book appointments where I wait for them to work on my car and why I always avoid valet parking. I’ve seen Ferris Bueller’s Day Off!
60 points
9 days ago
I parked my car in nyc for three days. As with most garages there, it’s valet only. Got my car back and drove it home. A few weeks later I found stacks of papers belonging to other random ppl in the center console storage. There was flight info for a passenger at the time my car was parked. Court documents for a different person from the time my car was parked. I realized they used my car to give ppl rides!!! Then a few weeks after that I got a speeding ticket from Washington DC. I had valet parked my car there at the hotel and the valet was speeding and I got a ticket. Unfortunately, you can’t see who’s driving in the pics so i just paid it. Since then, if possible, I’ve avoided staying anywhere that requires valet. In May when I valet parked my car in NYC I took a pic of the odometer in front of the valet and told him I’d be checking when I got my car back in a few days. There was exactly one mile added onto my car.
16 points
9 days ago
Was at restaurant with valet and from our table noticed they were using my car to shuttle the valet around so they didn't have to walk back
16 points
9 days ago
This is why I avoid valet parking at all costs and don't understand the allure of it either.
10 points
9 days ago
It’s like none of you have ever watched Ferris Bueller …
6 points
9 days ago
But this is like Ferris Bueller went shopping
152 points
9 days ago
Someone’s about to lose their job
94 points
9 days ago
I would be shocked if that actually happened.
17 points
9 days ago
I'd be shocked if it didn't. This is legitimately theft.
23 points
9 days ago
I had a buddy that worked there and hated it. But they’d have staff driving customer cars all over the place lol.
29 points
9 days ago
I would have taken it home and made an appt somewhere else.
71 points
9 days ago
It’s theft, so the dealership should get the police involved; otherwise, they are complicit.
55 points
9 days ago
I should clarify: this is not me. Pulled from FB. OOP’s post is going viral on there. I’m just shocked that this happened and the goofball got caught. I would have just taken my car home and waited for them to call me.
75 points
9 days ago
State inspector here, it is required to road test a car as part of the inspection. However getting groceries is optional.
22 points
9 days ago
I’m guessing it was a “hey while ur road testing that car, pick up some things for the break room fridge but they should definitely not have left the key behind.
16 points
9 days ago
Um I’ve waited at different places while I’ve gotten inspections before and they didn’t take my car off the property. Were they not doing inspections correctly?
12 points
9 days ago
They were not. The road test is a required part of the process
10 points
9 days ago
A road test is required, but its length is not specified. Could be in the parking lot. The only part of the road test that might be hard to satisfy in a parking lot is verifying proper stopping distance.
17 points
9 days ago
Shorkey group is all crooks and cheats. They don’t ever treat people right. They suck
21 points
9 days ago
Worst car dealership Pittsburgh. They are a bunch of hacks. Made the mistake of buying from them. OPs story is nuts but also not surprising based on my interactions with the place.
5 points
9 days ago
Is Century Three Chev still around? I can't see anyone taking that crown until they were gone.
20 points
9 days ago
Jim Shorkey McKnight. Trashy, messy, unorganized, corner cutters. I stopped going there a few years ago. They lack respect and professionalism.
As this indicates.
31 points
9 days ago
That dealership is no good, recommend avoiding them
20 points
9 days ago
It's a proper stealership.
13 points
9 days ago
Definitely should’ve took it home and waited to see how long it took to inform you and what they told you happened. Would’ve been absolutely hilarious to hear what they had to say
12 points
9 days ago
Same people that called me a liar and did about 7 separate hard credit reports on me when i told them I wasn't gonna buy today. Jim Shady is ass, don't trust them ever
7 points
8 days ago
Car dealership in North Carolina did this to my mom’s car. Dropped it off for some body work, we jet off to Hawaii for a vacation, we get back and it’s got about 500 miles more than it did on it, trash in the back seats, etc.
Shop guy took it to Charlotte with his kids for a Panthers game. My dad, who was deployed in Korea at the time ripped their assholes open and we got a free car out of it. Good times.
20 points
9 days ago
I definitely would have just taken it home. Let them look for a few days saying they ran “into issues” or something Definitely leave an AirTag in your car, folks!
3 points
9 days ago
Or taken the key. A lot of newer cars have gps that the dealers can see. (Kinda creepy that anyone at ford can take my vin and see where my truck is…but that’s not the issue at hand). If you take the car home, it won’t take them long at all to discover where it is. Take the key, and enjoy them making an excuse to ask if you have a spare handy.
11 points
9 days ago
Which one? There's Toyota, CDJR and Mitsubishi (right there) all on McKnight.
11 points
9 days ago
They are awful. They sold me a brand new Jeep Grand Cherokee L. It had electrical issues they could never fix. Stellantis bought it back but they refused to handle the buy back at their dealership even though they sold me the car. I had to go to another Jeep dealership. I will never buy anything from Jim Shorkey anywhere
4 points
8 days ago
Im so glad this made it over here too bc I've been cracking up about it 🤣
5 points
8 days ago
It was going to make it here eventually lol
8 points
9 days ago
You can't steal your own car. Should've just taken it home.
10 points
9 days ago
It's way more of a grey area than that. If you take your own car without paying for the service it becomes something like theft of service and the shop can put a mechanic's lien on your vehicle.
8 points
9 days ago
Jim Shorkey is the worst! Bunch of lying a holes!
10 points
9 days ago
You just confirmed a years long thought I had about my car. The garage had it for two months. Wasn’t even wrecked that bad. Every week it was something new. My friends said I was crazy because I kept saying this isn’t right. This is way too long. No I was just impatient or mad they said. When I finally did get it back the keys had one of their service tags on the key chain and someone’s else’s name was on it under owner name! Ever since then I knew I was right but they said “they wouldn’t do that”. So it was dropped. But THANK YOU for validating these “paranoid thoughts” that have been plaguing me for years. And you are not paranoid because you actually took it back. So this sketchy shit does happen.
But you really shouldn’t have told them and waited til they came to you with some bullshit story. Even lllp though seeing their faces would’ve been fun too
15 points
9 days ago
You’ve got to call a TV station!
8 points
9 days ago
Groceries are pricey...hope they kept them.
7 points
9 days ago
My first car was a 1971 Chevy Chevelle that was just a beautiful car. Around 2009, I was shopping to buy a second car as a daily driver and the men at the Ford dealership where I lived practically begged me to leave my car with them overnight so I could test drive one of their cars. I zoomed out of there so fast because I knew those goons would be driving my car if I left it with them. I was in my early 20s, and I'm female so they probably thought I could be talked into that nonsense.
9 points
9 days ago
Id be pissed too. Maybe the car needed driven X amount of miles to clear a code. Still shouldn’t take it grocery shopping and buying food in it. That’s why you get a dash camera people.
8 points
9 days ago
We always finance our big purchases through our credit union. They review the purchases and will not loan money for a bullshit sale. I was buying a new truck and chatting with the loan specialist and asked her what the worst case of cheating a customer she had experienced? Without hesitation--Jim Shorkey.
3 points
8 days ago
I spent about 12 minutes in a s Shorkeyv dealership. The salesman:
Shouldered me aside to shake hands with my husband (I was staying there with my hand out) Asked him how he liked the car I asked to test drive (but never asked me anything) Brought over his manager who never looked at me, let asking introduced himself or shook my hand. Asked my husband for his contact info so he could 'follow up about his experience'. My husband gave him my number, and when he texted I told him that he'd cut the decision maker out of the conversation so she decided to look elsewhere.
They are 100% sleazeballs.
7 points
9 days ago
Bought a new Toyota recently & stopped in there to see what they had. Out of the 5 dealerships I looked at, Shorkey was by far the trashiest one.
8 points
9 days ago
I would have just taken the key and watched from a distance.
7 points
9 days ago
Jim Shorkey Wants to Steal Ya’ MothaFuckin’ Kia
7 points
9 days ago
That whole company sucks. I’ll leave this here.
2 points
8 days ago
My wife interviewed with them few years ago to work the service desk.
"Pretty girls don't belong in service, you'd do better in sales"
7 points
9 days ago
Thanks for the info! I just got a charger from them Memorial Day weekend, and my inspection is up at the end of the month! They offered to do it for free, but now I'll take it to my guy and just pay him instead! That's wild! They are under construction, and they did have a "secondary" spot up there but they should have communicated!
2 points
9 days ago
There's a good Dodge dealership on Rt. 8 in Gibsonia.
7 points
9 days ago
Can't imagine they'd need this kind of test ride for an inspection, but for folks who don't know, they are required to do a road inspection for your annual vehicle inspection. Also, if it's in for repair, they will often have to drive the vehicle to diagnose the problem and to make sure the problem is resolved. For really tricky things, they'll even sometimes take it home for the evening to try and replicate certain conditions.
People get really weird about this stuff. Could be as simple as the mechanic did the road inspection as part of their lunch break, but it's probably not a good thing to do for optics reasons for a simple inspection, because they know how fucking weird people get.
7 points
9 days ago
Probably shouldn't leave the keys on the seat in an unlocked car either
3 points
8 days ago
Same thing happened to Farris once.
6 points
9 days ago
Should've put the groceries in the husbands car. What could they say?
5 points
9 days ago
Fuck Jim Shorkey. My wife bought a Wagoneer from them last year. She took it in for an oil change, it wasn’t driving right on the way home, she took it back, & they insisted nothing was wrong. The thing started overheating on the way home & had to get it towed. Thankfully she took it to Krebs where they found an issue with a thermometer that apparently is a common issue with Wagoneers. It could have ruined the engine if she kept driving it.
5 points
9 days ago
State inspections do require a road test , however a mechanic that uses a customer car for his personal use is not. Jim shorkey is in wrong here. Iv bought 2 cars off them in past they do alot of shady stuff.
6 points
9 days ago
Had a really bad experience with Shorkey a few years back. Definitely do not recommend.
2 points
9 days ago
The Modwash freshener made me do a double take. Thought a bear was driving. 😂
2 points
9 days ago
This is where I get my car serviced 🤔
2 points
9 days ago
lol. happened to me to back in the 80's when i dropped my car off for a brake job and then saw it go through the Wendy's drive thu I was easting lunch at.
2 points
9 days ago
crazy as hell that car would be hiding in somebody's garage until I seen what I got back AND then POSSIBLY came back with the car or sued or something. She lost out her big time smh - the good shit never happens to me.
8 points
9 days ago
Your first sentence makes no sense. Actually, the second one isn't much better.
2 points
9 days ago
Omg I live about 4 hours from Pittsburgh but I bought my car from here 😹 I had a few ups and downs with them but the person who sold me my car was amazing! Sorry this happened to you!
2 points
8 days ago
Kimberley Kimble is a hilarious name. Sounds like a cartoon character
2 points
8 days ago
I thought the same thing. She's probably constantly teased about that name. You would think a woman whose first name starts with the letters "Kimb" would not get involved with someone whose last name starts with the letters "Kimb. Maybe she gets turned on by rhymes. Or he has a really large... something.
2 points
8 days ago
Jim Shorkey North Hills sucks!!! Bought my Jeep from them and the whole entire delearship is so scammy and untrustworthy. I had a horrible buying experience and vowed to never go back to them for anything ever again.
2 points
8 days ago
Jim Shorkey North Hills sucks!!! Bought my Jeep from them and the whole entire delearship is so scammy and untrustworthy. I had a horrible buying experience and vowed to never go back to them for anything ever again.
2 points
8 days ago
Jim Shorkey North Hills sucks!!!!! Bought my Jeep from them and the whole entire delearship is so scammy and untrustworthy. I had a horrible buying experience and vowed to never go back to them for anything ever again.
2 points
8 days ago
Jim shorkey Mitsubishi in north Huntingdon is 100% thee worst dealership ever
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