Absolutely and unequivocally NO! My daughter purchased a very worn car with very high mileage for an absurd amount of money. Money, which the Affordable Auto and ATV's salesman happily financed with approx. a one thousand dollar cash down payment. At exactly 2 weeks from the date on bill of sale, the small dealership repossessed the vehicle without ANY notice which caused my daughter to fear the automobile had been stolen, thus prompting her to call the police, upon whence she was informed of the repossession. The secretary of the small car dealer refused to let my daughter speak to the individual that persuaded her to buy and finance with them, claiming that he was out of the office. The automobile, a 13 year old 4 door non-sporty sedan was grossly overpriced and the fine print of the legally binding finance and sale papers were not explained in any capacity. The small car sales lot now refuses to either refund any portion of her cash down-payment and void the sale as well as refusing to return the car or the accompanying sales paperwork which is stored in the glove box. In my life I've bought and sold many autos, and NEVER have I ever been subjected to the un-truths which are now being uncovered in reference to the sale, nor have I ever played such a cat and mouse game of inability to speak to the proper sales individual. Not only will we make every possible conscious effort to void the sale and subjected finances along with learning a heavy lesson about auto sales...