Maxicars Juan Navarro Ino Magic Cars Car Lemon Life threatening danger to drive Miramar Florida
Bought what claimed to be a 1968 Camaro SS 350 Clone. Received probably 60 pictures before bidding. Upon receiving car I immediately noticed that the car was two different colors and had been photoshopped to match.
Upon trying to crank it and drive it, I immediately realized the engine and transmission were both shot when the car dealer claimed it was in good driving condition. The car couldn't go faster than 25mph.
Raise the hood. Realize the engine he put in this car was nothing near a 350. It was a 305 from a 1986 Camaro with a spun bearing. The transmission leaked every bit of its fluid on the 500 mile trip over 1 day in a car carrier.
Under closer examination I noticed not old had he sold me a car that barely ran but also one that could have easily killed me on the first ride around the block. This dealers mechanic actually ran transmission and power steering lines not against, not around, but through headers that reach 1500 degrees and could easily ignite a fire.
If you value your life or your purchase have no dealings with this dealership. They are know under the following names (They change often as they rip people off):
Maxicars
Ino Magic Cars
Juan Navarro Auto Sales
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Jim
Florida,P. T. Barnum Would Be Proud of You!
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, October 14, 2013
So...you send your money off to somebody you don't know to buy a USED CAR you never seen! Smart! Real, real, real smart! "A sucker is born every minute"...that's what P. T. Barnum said and that fits you perfectly! You just had to have THAT car! Your tongue was hanging out for THAT car! You threw common sense out the window for THAT car!