TNT Automobile Solutions

I love to support small businesses and this owner has proven to be a great support to the general public providing safe, reliable and affordable cars at a reasonable price. Keep up the good work, TNT!

Car dealer has lemons on lot. Be very careful when purchasing a vehicle. I bought one from him and the car didn't even last a week. When bringing this up the dealer blamed that I speed in the car. I had a van for about 12 prior that a family friend let me hold with 245,000 miles. It is a 2002 Kia Van. No motor issues for the time that I driven the van and it still runs. The Honda I purchased from the lot was 150,000 miles and it had odd motor problems when you lightly pressed on the gas. My mother has a Toyota Rav4 with 240,000 miles as well and it still runs her well even though on average she drives it 70-80+ on the freeway for the past 8-9 years she had it. She took care of it and it never had any engine issues even though she speeds in it. The car bought from the dealer didn't even last going 60-70MPH on the freeway for 6 days. I suggests you have a mechanic look at the car or shop else where. You will not get any sort of refund or repair after you give the dealer your money and the car breaks down not long after.

Though it's easy to write off everything as a "good deal" it's fair to say that the dealership has some problem vehicles they are selling out. When prompted with these issues regarding their vehicle, the dealers said that the issues were "user error" that which is entirely false. Save yourself time and money and choose to leave this one by the wayside. Your money wi'll be well spent if you spend it somewhere where you can actually drive your vehicle for more than a day after purchase.

I bought a car from here not too long ago and I can't remember a time where I wasn't having issues coming off the lot. Problems started to appear just a few days shy of two weeks. I tried to call the dealership to get information on previous owners or something to figure if the problem was preexisting and they hung up on me. I make my way down to the dealership and they told me it was all my fault for the vehicle's condition. I go to school locally and have a local job. I don't even have to hit the highway to get to where I'm going. Saying the engine I messing up because I'm speeding doesn't make sense, I drive at the speed limit, which is at most about 45 mph. I'm just saying, watch what you buy. The dealers won't help you if they sell you a crappy car