- Report: #835120
Complaint Review: Nu-2-U Auto Sales - Houston Texas
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Mark -
Houston, Texas, United States of America
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Nu-2-U Auto Sales
11700 SH 249 Houston, 77086 Texas, United States of America
Phone:
2819994200
Web:
TexasCashCars.com
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Nu-2-U Auto Sales Texas Cash Cars $2.5 yearly ripping off people on dangerous junk cars! Houston, Texas
According to Manta, Nu-2-U / Texas Cash Cars does $2.5 mil yearly - and I know how! They have bad reports on Houston CitySearch, YP, Manta, and RipOff Report! Sure wish I'd looked at these first!
I had been searching for a specific car for months (2000-2001 Olds Bravada all-wheel drive mid-size SUV), and found 1 at Nu-2-U. I looked at it, test drove it, it had a couple of minor probs that Hector agreed to fix, then traded my car in and paid cash.
A week later it died on me, Hector had it picked up & brought in to his mechanic, charged me $100 for this repair.
Two more weeks later, the entire brake system suffered catastrophic failure (at intersection of 1960 & Stuebner Airline! Pure miracle I wasn't killed!)
This time I took car to PepBoys for diagnosis/inspection. Brake line from ABS module blew out! Entire brake system was garbage - wrong parts improperly installed, leaking brake lines sprayed with silicone to disguise leaks, bad ABS module, dash warning lights disconnected to cover it all up.
Front stearing system same way!
Also ignition/fuel system computer bad.
Then I took the car to BrakeCheck and Firestone to verify the inspections - they matched.
End result, repairs would be over $4000 to a $3000 car.
They deliberately jacked this car together, used wrong and damaged parts, improperly installed and repaired, then disconnected dash warning lights to cover it up, and sold it as good car. The car is a death-trap!
Presently making complaints at BBB, and trying to convince Harris County DA to file charges for Vehicle Sale Fraud and Repair. I need to locate any one else ripped of by them who might be willing to join suits.
I had been searching for a specific car for months (2000-2001 Olds Bravada all-wheel drive mid-size SUV), and found 1 at Nu-2-U. I looked at it, test drove it, it had a couple of minor probs that Hector agreed to fix, then traded my car in and paid cash.
A week later it died on me, Hector had it picked up & brought in to his mechanic, charged me $100 for this repair.
Two more weeks later, the entire brake system suffered catastrophic failure (at intersection of 1960 & Stuebner Airline! Pure miracle I wasn't killed!)
This time I took car to PepBoys for diagnosis/inspection. Brake line from ABS module blew out! Entire brake system was garbage - wrong parts improperly installed, leaking brake lines sprayed with silicone to disguise leaks, bad ABS module, dash warning lights disconnected to cover it all up.
Front stearing system same way!
Also ignition/fuel system computer bad.
Then I took the car to BrakeCheck and Firestone to verify the inspections - they matched.
End result, repairs would be over $4000 to a $3000 car.
They deliberately jacked this car together, used wrong and damaged parts, improperly installed and repaired, then disconnected dash warning lights to cover it up, and sold it as good car. The car is a death-trap!
Presently making complaints at BBB, and trying to convince Harris County DA to file charges for Vehicle Sale Fraud and Repair. I need to locate any one else ripped of by them who might be willing to join suits.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Robert
Irvine,California,
U.S.A.
That's an odd choice
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, February 07, 2012
I had been searching for a specific car for months (2000-2001 Olds Bravada all-wheel drive mid-size SUV),
- You actually went out looking for a 12 year old car?
They deliberately jacked this car together, used wrong and damaged parts, improperly installed and repaired, then disconnected dash warning lights to cover it up, and sold it as good car.
- And what proof do you have that THEY did it? Remember this is a 12 year old car with probably over 100K miles(I would bet approaching 150K).
By the way how come your mechanic didn't notice all of these things when you had it inspected before you bought the car? You did have it inspected before didn't you?
