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Cars By Fitz
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My daughter (16) saved her hard earned money and bought a car from there. I asked the guy if he would put one of his kids in this car, he said absolutely. The car's engine blew up in 3 weeks. I called numerous times and finally they agreed to tow it to Breakmaster's in Friendswood. They have some sort of ""deal"" going there. Fitz never called me back. The guy at breakmasters began calling demanding storage fees. The car was unfixable, never heard from Fitz again, and the Breakmasters had the car towed to a lot, who demanded 400$ plus 100$. Which I refused to pay. I ended up signing the car over to them, and took the loss. What have I taught my kid? You try to do the right things, work hard, you can get places but there is always people willing to take advantage of you, yes even at 16.
Cons: They do not make things right when they sell lemons
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