I "tried" to buy two Hummers from Lynch Hummer and failed.

[Bully13]

This is just silly. You never had a 'deal'. Especially at 2000 miles away.. honestly.. are you kidding? If someone comes in and wants to buy a Hummer, but you have someone TWO THOUSAND MILES away that might be interested... what would you do?

Dealerships have high turnover. This is nothing new.

If a dealership is trying to offload a newer used vehicle with very few miles for dirt cheap, that aught to right some bells.

[HummerJim]

I've bought two Hummers from Lynch and had great experiences both times. They are pretty upfront about their used Hummers. Even the new H2s have rust on the front axle when they come from the factory. Just cut the wheels hard either way and you'll see rust on a new 2009 5 miler. I would never buy any used Hummer without a complete set of pictures. Did you talk with Jim Lynch himself?? They are good about setting things straight.

[dallas007]

Yes I exchanged several e-mails with Mr. Lynch and he was very nice. Not much he can do at this stage. I agree, they were very nice when I got my first H2.

To Bully13, you are certainly entitled to your opinion as to what a "deal" was. I can assure you I would not have driven all those miles and spent that kind of money just to kick the tires and hoped it would work out.

[jdrew]

Sorry to hear about your experience.. I would have physically exploded.. I have purchased 2 Hummers from them and had a great experience both times..

[dallas007]

That is what stung me so bad, I had no reservations as I trusted in them so much. This is was not some corner used car lot, or E-Bay purchase, my gosh it is Lynch Hummer! I guess one is never too old to learn a lesson and the more they cost, the more one learns...

[mbdougl]

You don't have a deal until they have a deposit and then you have first shot at it if another buyer appears. But then again most carsalesman are slime and don't even know anything about what they are selling.

[ROX]

Lynch Hummer customer service =

They are a car dealership and they're all the same. I went out there to pick up the H1 and they couldn't care less how far you came, how much you spend or whether or not you're happy with your purchase. I left St. Louis in a used H1 Alpha with 7700 miles on it and that salesman never called me once ever to see how it was going. No follow up on the sale. NOTHING.

I'm not the least bit surprised they treated you this way. I would never have gone that far for something I could buy closer to home. Sorry you had to learn the hard way.

I've never said anything before because I'll never have to ever go back to them for anything. EVER. (i hope i didn't just jinx myself in some weird car/service sort of way )