Austin Expo Cars / Bee Caves, Texas

Rating: ★

New Car Dealers, Used Car Dealers

Address: 7200 McNeil Dr, Bee-Caves

Postal code: 78729

Phone: (512) 300-8430

We provide Quality Paintless Dent Removal for the Houston and surounding areas. We specialize in the removal of Hail Damage

We provide quality Paintless Dent Removal,Paintless Dent Repair and Hail Damage Repair services for all of South East Texas. We service Car dealerships , Body Shops and Retail customers . We specialize in the Paintless Removal of Hail Damage, Dents , Door Dings, Creases and Light Collision. Our technicians are on the cutting edge of the Paintless Dent Removal Market. And are continuing to push the limits of Paintless Dent Removal. Unlike other PDR companies whom only specailize in either Hail Damage (storm Chasers) , or just Door Dings ,we have years of experiance in Hail Damage , Large Dents, and Door Dings. We also offer a 100% satisfaction guarntee on all of our Paintless Dent Removal services. And we will not collect a dime unless the customer is satisfyed with the work we have done. Beware of Hacks!!! some Paintless Dent Removal companies can actually harm your vehicle .

Categories:

New Car Dealers, Used Car Dealers

Neighborhoods:

Northwest Austin, Leffler Commercial

Open hours:

Mon., Wed. - Sat. 10am - 6pm;Tue., Sun. CLOSED

Extra phones:

(512) 335-3976

Reviews:

I purchased a Honda Civic from the dealer with 41,000 miles. After the purchase, I discovered that the vehicle actually had over 120,000 miles on it, as the odometer was turned back. The dealer obviously was aware of this as he signed the title, which clearly showed the vehicle being sold initially with 120,000 miles, and subsequently being sold to the dealer showing 41,000 miles. The dealer acknowledged the infring... view moreement, and offered to exchange the car for another, however all of the other vehicles were sub-par. The dealer then offered to take the car back, but insisted on keeping the $500 deposit. Finally, the dealer offered to refund $1,000 from the $7,500 purchase price of the odomometer defrauded Honda. I stupidly accepted this last offer, and kept the Honda. Since then I calculated the actual market value of this car to be around $5,000. Immediately, I discovered that the car had serious defects. One of the door auto locks became inoperable; the windows would not open and close properly, but would rather get stuck; the upholstery on the inside started peeling off at the roof; One of the CV axle boots (which the dealer said he had fixed), was still leaking oil, and needed to be replaced; the transmission began to hesitate and skip gears, indicating the beginnings of a failed transmission ($2,000); the upholstery in the trunk began to hang loose; the brakes started to make a strange knocking sound. Finally, it took about 2 months and 100 phone calls to get the dealer to send me the title.

localcop / 6/29/2013