Complaint / Review
Troys Auto Wholesalers
Troys Auto Care Posing as a wholesale car dealer with a dead liscense. Selling bad cars to the public wherein he is not supposed too. Using false bill of sales and other documents to take the public's money

Troy Hill of Troys Auto Wholesalers has a wholesalers license (#W1109) to sale cars to other dealers and NOT TO THE PUBLIC however he is selling to the public. Mr. Hill is selling bad cars to individuals such as single mothers, grandmothers, retirees, and others who struggle to make their money and cannot afford to loose what they have.

I purchased a vehicle from Mr. Hill in the amount of $6,000.00 by giving him money in the month of May however I did not receive the vehicle until November and when I asked Mr. Hill on numerous occassions where is the vehicle, he stated 'he was looking for me a good car'.

Prior to me receiving the vehicle from Mr. Hill in November I had to pay an additional 1300.00 in repairs in order to get the car through inspection and then I had to pay for the inspection.

Shortly after I received the car in November of the car began cutting off in December. I called Mr. Hill for him to do something about the problem and he stated that he would come and get the vehicle and resolve the problem.

Needless to say, Mr. Hill did not retrieve the vehicle until late January. At this time Mr. Hill and I agreed that he would resolve the problem with the vehicle and return the vehicle to me the owner however Mr. Hill did not return my vehicle at all and I ended up reporting it stolen and filed charges against him.

On March 16, I retrieved my vehicle back via the police department and needless to say the vehicle has been damaged more than what I initially reported to Mr. Hill.

Through out this whole mess, I discovered that Mr. Hill's wholesale license has not been renewed, he has used fake bill of sales, and falsified other registration documentation to evade paying (i.E., motor vehicle and IRS taxes, etc.). Mr. Hill is depositing his proceeds from his car sales into his mother's account in order to evade social security and the IRS.

To add fuel to the fire Mr. Hill had the nerve to file a small claims lawsuit against me for $1800.00 for whatever reason.

This experience has truly cost me a lot of pain and stress however, it also has taught me a valuable lesson and that is to be very aware of business transactions and don't trust a friends recommendation no matter what.