Complaint Review: Supercars Unlimited MJJ Autos

SuperCars sold me a vehicle that I first spotted on AutoTrader.com. I test drove the car and put my deposit down when I decided it was a good buy. I spent $1000 and needed the car to last three months. It lasted under two weeks. The exhaust must have been rigged because it began to howl like a banshee, the oil leak that was minor became a gyser, and the battery died as a result of either the alternator or it being just a used dried up piece of junk. Either way, in just under ten days the car needed over $2,200 worth of work, according to my mechanic friend.

On top of all this drama, they (SuperCars and MJJ Auto which are owned by the same person) had me running five miles between their two lots for titles and then giving me the wrong paper work. It took one week to get temporary tag, one week to get a title, and by that time, the car was wheezing and whirrling. When I explained the situation to me they told me that it was doing all that when I bought it. THEY CALLED ME A LIAR and TOLD ME THAT I BOUGHT IT WITH THE EXHAUST LEAK. These guys are scam artists. I didn't expect much from a $1000 car, but I didn't expect it to break down overnight.

Michael
Milltown, New Jersey
U.S.A.