Metro Autó

If you buy from them, they will deal with you. Value for money is still just acceptable. They were sold to us.

I looked around, sat in a couple of cars, this chubby gentleman comes to what I’m looking for here and why I sit in the cars, and he asks me if I’m just having fun shopping to get into more cars. I would not recommend the place to anyone. The cars are completely fought off, polished to the brim and so unpretentious that they don’t even clean the polishing paste off them. Whoever can from far away avoid the place.

The car, declared to be flawless, only after the next query there revealed that its front had collapsed and that it had been rewound from 300,000km to 75,000km! I don't think I need to say that anymore ...

We bought a car for my daughter. We didn't have a problem, all right.

Today, traveling with hundreds of miles, my partner and I arrived at this "wonderful trade" where 3 vendors talked about smoking cigarettes in the barn. We looked for about 20 - 25 minutes, we would have tried 2 cars, but after all this time no one even spoke to us. The impeccable aesthetic and technical condition promised in the ad is not in a thankful relationship with reality. Who can do avoid this place.

I definitely recommend that you take the car to a service center for inspection. The car, said to be excellent (Toyota Auris), had many flaws, which ca. 200e HUF should have been spent. Not to mention that instead of 108 e km per hour, there is at least 2x in the car. It looks very nice, but you have to be knowledgeable to see the flaws. So everyone should look (not just at this dealership) for selected cars. The workers with me were fair. Hi,

We came down from Budapest for a car price, on the phone we asked the km clock directly if it was real, it was sacredly said that it was 235,000 km. When we suggested that we take him to a service station to read it, the papers immediately came up, according to which he is driven up to 350,000 ....... .

Hello! Today, I visited the Metro car dealership to buy a selected car as a work car. We asked in advance by phone whether the car was still available or could be paid for with this transfer. The answer is over the phone: Yes you have the car and you can pay by bank transfer. By the time we got there, which took about 50 minutes, the terms of purchase had changed. The salesman claimed that the car had gone through the Great Service Center 2000 km before that, which we were happy about. We asked if they could prove it with this invoice, etc ... The seller's answer is that nothing is documented, but let's see because it's written in the engine compartment. To do this, I took a closer look at the car and saw that the discs were straight in the trash, had shoulders like Schwarzenegger’s, had no smooth idling after starting and even drained the oil. Then came the question of whether to take any kind of warranty on the car, because this car certainly wasn't a major service center for sure. He picked up the water and began to explain. Then we ask if it is possible to pay with this transfer, and he says no, because it costs him 30 thousand forints to take the money. And that was the last drop for him, I think, because he said right away that we could walk on. Eventually we left because the car was already a sink after the light came on. Of course, he is still advertised to have gone through Great Service. I don’t want to ruin anyone’s business, I just thought I’d tell you how we went with this car dealership. They are practically beating people in a row. Be sure to take a repairman if you want to buy from here, it's worth the money so they don't get over it.