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kthec
June 12, 2011
misrepresentation
certainly there are enough complaints about this company that another one almost seems like piling on but this company is so fraudulent that i feel compelled to write. i purchased an MGA last year that was advertised as rust free and restored to pristine condition. i was assured by owner marc evans that the car was being rebuilt to exacting standards. living in new york and 4 hours away i relied on him to tell the truth. what a disappointment when the car arrived. horrible paint job, rust everywhere, and doors and hood that would not close because nothing fit right. he assured me that 95% of the cars he sells are sight unseen and i expected a reasonable product to be delivered. plain and simple he is a crook and a liar. stay away!! try heritage classics in beverly hills. they sold me a beautiful austin healey.
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andyman701
June 15, 2009
Never got paid
The owner of this establishment has had a reputation for dishonest business practices for a long time, unfortunately I found this out after my fair share. I brokered a decent Triumph TR3 B to this man for a very reasonable sum, and charged a $500 finders fee, very reasonable. As a result the car was bought, shipped, paid for. After a few weeks, realizing it was taking rather long to receive my money, I inquired only to be strung along with a series of lies about DMV issues. End result I never received my money, the worst part is im not the only person this has happened to. Buyer beware, think twice before considering NECCC.
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