CCC CARS s.r.o.

Half a year ago I bought a vehicle here in perfect condition without any defects, the gentlemen were helpful and very nice, I definitely RECOMMEND !!

Amazing ....

Be careful, the lord threatens the courts and lawyers for bad reviews. :)

If I could, I wouldn't put a single star here. Absolute disaster approach. The Lord told us a big H to the car, although we asked him to. Whenever we had a question it evaporated like a ghost or spoke absolutely misguided. When asked about the car defects we noticed from driving to the road, such as power steering, bad brakes and much more, Mr. pretended he didn't know what we were complaining about and why he should make a discount and that this was the price of a color television. . (Mr. smart, we didn't come to buy a TV. In addition, you won't have to replace parts of the TV you bought with this money right after the purchase.) (So ​​you're good at selling it) Below I share an experience I've witnessed. I DEFINITELY DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS BAZAAR !!!!! They write false information about the car on the Internet. (Sometimes it's an advantage because you come to the place and suddenly the car has extra things you didn't know about ..). The gentleman in the bazaar looked and acted like he didn't care that we came to see the car. When we arrived he told us that there was a car and go look at it, he didn't tell us anything about it. Then after about half an hour we went to him and he was annoyed that we wanted to try to drive the car at all and he had to start it over the cables because the battery was not charged. Eventually the car started and said that we should drive it 100m to the main road and back ... between the cars so we don't even know how the 3,4,5 speeding worked. Then he left again and when we went to him that we would buy a car, then his approach was such that we were not interested at all. In the end, we agreed on a price and took us to the bank (without a contract), where I told him on the recommendation of a friend that I would not give him money until I had a contract. He convinced me that it was okay that when we put the money in the bank, we would go to the office and write a contract, which I told him no. In the end, Mr. took us to the office first (it was obvious that he was offended). There was another gentleman in the office who wrote us a contract and had me sign it. It was obvious that he didn't even want me to read it and sign it right away. I started reading the contract and the car I bought had a broken down front door at the driver's, not a mention in the contract. At the Lord's urging that the contract was wrong, he told me that "But we don't know what's wrong with it." * Aha and the door like what? it like it happened by itself, or? .. The Lord ticked that it had crashed (his hand was already knocking). I read on and in the box that the buyer was alerted to these defects, it was written: broken engine, transmission, brakes, mileage, mileage over a million km, etc ... (I do not remember everything). When I called that I didn't want such a contract because no one taught me about it, they told me that they do it like this for everyone, and when I said that I wanted a new contract, he replied that it was not possible. * He added that the previous owner did not report any accident or damage to the car. (That door probably destroyed itself)

Cars absolutely do not match the advertisement. The cars are advertised as preserved with good maintenance. In reality, cars are beaten with scrap metal in the decay phase. Too bad the road. Don't drive.

Too bad I didn't read the reviews before the trip. At the car opening hours from 9:00 on the site 9:30, really no one is there. Autobazar only for calls without permanent service / dealer. Dealer's travel time hour ..