Autobazar Jahoda Josef - Znojemská 1327

I spent a lot of time looking for a suitable car in this car bazaar. I went through several vehicles and truth - I was looking for cheaper second car for cruising. Nevertheless, every car had some defects. Short stories - what would you like for that price I absolutely hate. So why on earth have such cars there? Fabia SDi, later verified as after an accident and twisted. The funny thing is that most cars are not owned by a second-hand car dealership, but by someone unknown, who is said to bring them cars. And beware, this person is not even in TP. The cars usually have clean TP and you will be the first owner. It is necessary to add here that 95% of all cars are imported, so you will find out almost nothing about them, and if it did not go to the dealerships, you buy hares in a bag. In the case of a hidden defect, you have a pitch, because you complain about the vehicle, to which you are entitled, but the second-hand car dealer passes the complaint to the importer, which can be anyone, and the result of such a complaint will probably occur to you. I didn't want to believe the reputation of the Třebíč Áčeks, but here I see the risk that the Áčky are much better at it. Own cars, you often find the previous owner and in case of a complaint they have clearly defined methodologies. Once again, it shows how inconvenient it is to buy a car in a bazaar in a small town .. And it doesn't matter if it's Jahoda, Ekonomické auta, or Bazar Hrotovická ..

Serious used car dealership with a long tradition and a large selection of cars. Cars can start, smell and repair nicely here. The stupid thing is that you then buy a total in the opinion that it is a polish "after a pensioner from Germany".

Great bazaar have a wide selection. And they are fair they have no problem communicating car defects.

A friend bought an octave here and it was twisted by at least 300,000 km when I last drove around, there were a few people standing around the car with the engine open and smoking it ?

Autobazar Jahoda was my first used car experience. I looked there for a Ford Focus, MK2 petrol. Car at first glance nice, well-preserved, with a corresponding raid, we even agreed on a discount for the missing reserve. After about three longer car rides, the first defect appeared - a warning signal warning "engine damaged". The mistake occurred randomly and eventually very often, the car lost all power during it and in the end it did not even start. I called the bazaar, they told me something like these cars were doing it, and they advised me to try to change the key - behold, it helped. However, it was a coincidence, as a result of which the use of a replacement key had no effect. In the end, it was a banality - a cold joint on the wake-up call, absolutely common with binary focus (repair for a few hundred), but many car mechanics do not know about it, and when it appears, they are clueless. The question is whether the gentlemen in the second-hand car shop knew about the defect or not, and whether this was the reason why the car preserved in this way stood there for a relatively long time. I have had a car since August and I can say that the choice was a good one. The service only warmed up at the "initial inspection", when I had the divorces prevented, etc., and had it thoroughly inspected by a car mechanic who did not find any significant problems.

I would like to recommend Jahoda! We bought a car (Mazda 5), ​​both gentlemen salesmen were very nice, nice and patient (even with my wife ?). The paper page is perfectly prepared. Everything explained (transcript, etc.) in detail and clearly. After a few days, we discovered a minor defect, and after an agreement, the car dealership immediately resolved it at its own expense. So for me, 5 ⭐ out of five rightly. I would also like to recommend the second-hand car dealership to friends. Thank you