Carma Car Care Inc
2 reviews 6761 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY (718) 921-4400 carma-car-care-inc.jany.io suggest an edit
28 July 2023 15:34
What an incredible, reliable, and affordable mechanic. I just moved into the neighborhood and I love cars. I own multiple cars and he takes care of all of them. BMW was my biggest fear but he saved me thousands. Family oriented and skilled mechanic in my professional opinion. Thank you so much
01 February 2023 21:32
Beware of dealing with this place!
A month before the pandemic and lockdown, I took my Ford Freestar 2004 minivan for a water pump repair. The owner charged me about $460, and requested a deposit of 50%. I paid the deposit, but a few days after I was supposed to pick up the car, he came up with something else that needed to be fixed, and advised me to fix it. I agreed and made another deposit. In total, I made $400 deposit with a remaining payment of $260 or so.
Two weeks later, the COVID pandemic swept the nation and especially NYC where there was a citywide lockdown and restricted movement of people. I couldn't go back promptly to pay my balance and get my car because I got so sick and almost died.
Later when businesses started reopening, I went back to pay my balance and pick up my car, the guy told me that he had put a lien on car because according to the LAW, after 30 days of car being left in the shop, the car is judged abandoned and will be sold. I was in shock. He told me that to recover the car, I'll need to pay storage fees, lien fees and stuff that came out be $2,000+ and I have to wait until all the papers are back from DMV offices in CT and NY States.
Mind you, I was still very sick and unable to walk even. I left the premises and never went back.
To this day the Ford Freestar is still there, and he's using it to store used parts.
Look around whenever you go there, you'll see lots of vehicles he probably seized for one reason or the other due to funny technicalities by manipulating the law to justify his actions.
I'll never go back to that premises for any reason whatsoever. They're not honest with their customers.
Beware when you go there and please read all notices and double check with them before you leave the place, this way you'll avoid falling into their karma traps where your car could be seized for silly reasons.
Car Carma is a bad karma waiting for unsuspecting victims.
A month before the pandemic and lockdown, I took my Ford Freestar 2004 minivan for a water pump repair. The owner charged me about $460, and requested a deposit of 50%. I paid the deposit, but a few days after I was supposed to pick up the car, he came up with something else that needed to be fixed, and advised me to fix it. I agreed and made another deposit. In total, I made $400 deposit with a remaining payment of $260 or so.
Two weeks later, the COVID pandemic swept the nation and especially NYC where there was a citywide lockdown and restricted movement of people. I couldn't go back promptly to pay my balance and get my car because I got so sick and almost died.
Later when businesses started reopening, I went back to pay my balance and pick up my car, the guy told me that he had put a lien on car because according to the LAW, after 30 days of car being left in the shop, the car is judged abandoned and will be sold. I was in shock. He told me that to recover the car, I'll need to pay storage fees, lien fees and stuff that came out be $2,000+ and I have to wait until all the papers are back from DMV offices in CT and NY States.
Mind you, I was still very sick and unable to walk even. I left the premises and never went back.
To this day the Ford Freestar is still there, and he's using it to store used parts.
Look around whenever you go there, you'll see lots of vehicles he probably seized for one reason or the other due to funny technicalities by manipulating the law to justify his actions.
I'll never go back to that premises for any reason whatsoever. They're not honest with their customers.
Beware when you go there and please read all notices and double check with them before you leave the place, this way you'll avoid falling into their karma traps where your car could be seized for silly reasons.
Car Carma is a bad karma waiting for unsuspecting victims.