Azecar

Issues Hidden — Do Your Research Before Buying! I purchased a 2018 BMW X1 from Azecar remotely. I was told the vehicle was in good condition, had been inspected, and had no cigarette smoke odor. Within 30 miles, the car overheated due to a coolant leak from the oil pan. It’s been undriveable since delivery and I’ve had to rent a car at $100/day. A mechanic inspection revealed: – All brake rotors were dangerously worn (est. $1,200) – Tires were nearly bald, with two installed backwards (est. $1,000) – Timing chain was severely worn and needs replacement (est. $5,000) – Cabin was saturated with cigarette smoke (cost me $500 to clean) I contacted the dealership, but they denied responsibility and pointed to a limited warranty that doesn’t cover any of this. Total repair costs exceed $9,300. I’ve filed complaints with the NJ Attorney General, BBB, and FTC. Be cautious and research this dealer thoroughly before purchasing.

Claims Filed with BBB and NJ Attorney General – Research Before Buying I have filed formal claims against Azecar LLC with both the Better Business Bureau and the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office. I strongly encourage any prospective buyer to research these complaints through those organizations before doing business with Azecar. These records reflect documented facts and consumer protections—not just online opinions. I purchased a 2018 BMW X1 from Azecar remotely. The dealership assured me the vehicle was inspected, mechanically sound, and free of smoke odor. Within 30 miles of use, the car overheated due to a coolant leak from the oil pan—quote to repair: $1,600. The vehicle has been undriveable since delivery, and I’ve had to rent a car at $100/day. Additional issues identified by my mechanic: – Brake rotors dangerously worn (estimate: $1,200) – Tires below legal tread and two installed backwards (replacement: $1,000) – Timing chain severely worn and needs replacement (estimate: $5,000) – Plus a broken wiper, empty fluids, and a smoke-saturated interior (odor removal: $500) Azecar denied all responsibility and pointed to a limited warranty that doesn’t cover any of these problems. The total repair cost is estimated at over $9,300, nearly equal to the car’s purchase price. This experience has been costly, stressful, and avoidable. Do your homework before trusting this dealership. Look beyond the surface and see how their practices are reflected in official consumer protection records.

I bought a 2015 Nissan Altima. It's a great car. They provide fast, great service!

Contacted did not get back to me after applying for Finance and it’s been almost month!!

Never sent me the CarFax despite 3 attempts across different channels. Disappointing bc I was interested and believe that is a simple ask.