Fiuza Motors LLC

They advertise full inspection of the cars they sale but when I got my car from them they didn't even change the oil.it had a bad wheel bearing a bad cv axle and all brake pads and rotors were shot.they told me the car was a clean title with no accidents and provided a clean car fax but within the first month of having the car I found the car had been wrecked.the front sub frame is bent and it wares through tires whith in a few months.the rear end of the car is full of bondo and the rear bumper is glued on.I hope this review helps people from making the same mistake I did when looking for a used car

Summer of I bought a salvage title vehicle from FiuzaPrior to the purchase, I investigated the damage to the car and questioned the dealer about restorative work performed on the vehicleThe story that was told was clear at the time: the vehicle had been in a flood, the dealer had purchased the car at auction, replaced the upholstery and an electrical box under the hoodThere was a known transmission issue that we fixed after the saleMy complaint with Fiuza is that they failed to disclose that they had spliced wires around the body electrical harness in an attempt to repair some damage on the carThis changed the calculus on the value of the car as their electrical work was poor (wiring harness was cut in multiple places, wires were spliced in, no soldier, no shrink casing, just electrical tape) and a ticking time bombFor the first five years, the electrical issues were stable (a rear passenger door actuator that wouldn't work, an Osensor that would intermittently short, and an HVAC system that had no memory of which vent setting was used before turning the car off)In the fifth year, a new the electrical problem manifest itself (fuel pump error), during the initial tear down to get to the fuel tank, it was observed that there was charring around the path of the body harness and new wires had been spliced inBoth electrical harnesses needed to be replaced due to the manner in which the electrical repair was performed and due to the cost of the repair (~$6000) we had to scrap the car (the harness replacement would require hrs of service and nobody but the dealer would touch it)Failure by a dealer to disclose the nature of work performed on the car is unacceptable and represents obfuscation or a lack of internal communication and record keeping of their own repairsI asked multiple times during the buying processThis work was never disclosed

I was told the car was inspected at the dealership and was told the car was in good shape with "No issues"I had to rely on the dealership's word considering I had bought the car online from many states awayWhen I got the car, from day one when I started it up, the engine smoked and to Renato's credit he helped me pay for less than half of that repairBut then a couple of days later the car started having electrical issues and now months later, I have still barely driven the car more than a weekIt has been in the shop at least times for weeks on end with now cure yetIt is still currently at a dealership trying to figure it out againI have paid almost more in repairs then I have for the car and he claims innocenceminutes driving this plus a quick scan of the computer would've shown these issuesDon't believe him when he states he has had it checked outThe mistake I make for buying online and going by his word