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Autoforce Occasion

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2101 Boulevard du Traversier, Pincourt, Québec, J7V 5L1, Canada
(833) 300-3330 www.autoforceoccasion.com
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Dec 20, 2018
My experience was incredible thank you to Pierre and Alex for helping with the purchase of my first car! 💙

Dec 1, 2018
Very friendly and very helpful finding our 1st family car

Feb 19, 2018
Rachel and Joey were great , I got an older car and Joey was fully transparent about the problems the car had and has . the car had a few small problems He said he would try to get them fixed when i would pick up the car . guess what ...They actually did! I fully expected them to say " well we tried but unfortunately we could not" . This has never happend to me before. What a surprise! However , they tried to charge me a administrative fee. According to consumer protection they are not allowed to charge any fee except the sticker price and taxes on used cars. when i mentioned it they removed it with ought any questions, so buyer beware, Overall if u need a used car U should stop by here first.

Dec 1, 2017
A good group of fine gentlemen. They were all very helpful while buying my new used car. They made it quick and easy as they knew i had to leave the country within a few days. :)

Mar 4, 2018
Nice friendly service. If you come ask for Denis. He will be great help.

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