HC Auto Sales Reviews
HC Auto Sales Overview
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
HC Auto Sales reviews show predominantly negative experiences: customers report high prices, poor customer service, and problems with used vehicles and warranty responses.
Positive Feedback
Some recommendations emphasize checking vehicles with a reputable mechanic before purchase, reflecting cautious buyers who avoided worse outcomes.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Recurring HC Auto Sales customer complaints cite undisclosed defects on used vehicles and refusal to honor warranty coverage.
- Customers describe rude interactions with customer service and expensive repair bills after purchase.
- Price level is reported as high relative to condition of vehicles.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Get a full inspection by an independent mechanic before buying any used vehicle.
- Document problems immediately and follow warranty steps, and expect to negotiate or pursue remedies for repairs and rentals.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
HC Auto Sales reviews show predominantly negative experiences: customers report high prices, poor customer service, and problems with used vehicles and warranty responses.
Positive Feedback
Some recommendations emphasize checking vehicles with a reputable mechanic before purchase, reflecting cautious buyers who avoided worse outcomes.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Recurring HC Auto Sales customer complaints cite undisclosed defects on used vehicles and refusal to honor warranty coverage.
- Customers describe rude interactions with customer service and expensive repair bills after purchase.
- Price level is reported as high relative to condition of vehicles.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Get a full inspection by an independent mechanic before buying any used vehicle.
- Document problems immediately and follow warranty steps, and expect to negotiate or pursue remedies for repairs and rentals.
Lied about vehicle
- - Used SUV; dealer said exhaust, coolant, and heater core were fine, but antifreeze odor and CO exposure led to $2,500 in repairs.
Went to purchase used vehicle. Asked to have the exhaust inspected, coolant system, heater core.
Mark said everything was good. Drove it home, started smelling antifreeze. Got sick. Next day , heard loud exhaust leak.
Made appt for diagnostics. Took suv in within the 15 day warranty. Called Cardealer, said was my problem. Very rude.
Suv had leaking heater core, cracked manifold, with busted bolt in head. 2500.00 in repair. Had to be repaired due to Carbon Monoxide poison and Antifreeze irritation. Will cost another 2,000.00 ++ to reupholster the seats due to antifreeze on them.
Paid 400.00 for car rental. This could've been avoided if I wasn't lied to about the repairs. Mechanic said these broken parts were like this a long time. Was never inspected.
I feel they owe me for the repairs, missed work due to Carbon Monoxide poison, and car rental.
I'm in a financial hardship due to carpenter lying. I do have all the paperwork, but do not want to share on internet.
User's recommendation: Take the Vehicle yo a reputable Mechanic before purchasing. Don't buy a vehicle there. They all have problems.
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