Autobazar HL

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disaster - two fraudsters who will tell you anything to come. I drove 200km for Octavia. Unfortunately, on the spot right after 2 minutes, it was clear that the car absolutely did not match the description. The car was poorly repaired after the accident, even for a layman. It is not known from the photos what they are betting on! On the spot, the salesman was surprised and that he did not know about it either. Then just excuses that the car is not theirs and they just sell it (but praise it on the phone), they can call for a discount and it will break you to take the wreck. Thanks, I didn't go 200km for that. If you want to go there, be prepared that everything will be in place differently than you thought and heard on the phone.

Greetings All fellow citizens of CR I would like to share a strong experience with the car dealership HL Martinovice, Sukorady. Who is considering buying a used car in this car bazaar should rather reconsider their decisions. My father, a disabled pensioner, spent some time after small amounts of money so he could buy a car. On the phone with Mr. Radim Hlozek, my father agreed to send a deposit to Mr. Hlozek's account, and the owner would bring his car home. The car looked very good in the photos and should have been in very good condition without major defects. This is what the owner claimed. Unfortunately, my father believed him foolishly. This morning, Mr. Hlozek brought his father a car. Dad was really in a hurry when he saw the car. Not only was the car scratched, it was also rusted. The owner concealed the actual condition of the car from his father. His father refused the car, saying that the owner should have returned the deposit to him. Unfortunately, this did not happen. Mr. owner refuses to return the money. My father does not have a car and he still lost 8,000 CZK. I can't believe that someone can rob people like that. He is a very bad man. Therefore, be careful.

After a double telephone agreement and reassurance that the car we are interested in is in a decent condition and that we can easily go home with it on the axis of the house, we went for it all over the country. Upon arrival at the place, we found a dusty car overgrown with grass, with a completely discharged battery and completely broken brakes. After opening the hood, we were attacked by wasps, which in the meantime had built a nest there and were not intimidated by the whole pixels of the spray spray, which the scared local mechanic sprayed on them to death. In the end, the wasps gave up (they probably felt sorry for the mechanic) and we were able to revive the car. Unfortunately, even a test drive was not possible (at most around the adjacent village), because the car did not have MOT or even Czech papers (although it allegedly should have). The owner (or whoever it was) apologized to us for not being able to carry the condition of all the cars in the bazaar in his head and offered to arrange everything by tomorrow to find accommodation. Maybe we should have left him. I would like to see how a car in such a state would stretch the technical. But the poor mechanic would probably have to work all night, and he already had a hard day when the wasps wanted to eat him. He also offered us that after paying the deposit, he would put everything in order and take the car to our house, but that was too extreme for us, so we preferred to turn around and drive home again across the country. So I really do not recommend this bazaar if you want to buy a decent car. But if you want to have fun and experience all the bad stories about bazaars on your own, this is a great choice.

According to the ad we went to see the vitara, according to the photos nice and crashed .. right when viewed from a distance it was seen that it is not true. , perhaps he still felt concerned. He has sent a colleague to follow us. We have already seen the swinging light fall out of the grille and defects on the bumper. The top was when we opened the bonnet..to all of us it was clear that the car got a nice blow, I again asked the dealer if he is already able to tell what the car is behind and he told me with a smile that it was a hare. Despite the fact that it was seen from the back of the bonnet that it was essentially wrapped as a roll and its insulating layer burnt from the engine, as it was impacted by crushing it .. I do not know that I think the Grand Vitara is high enough front to engine ..