Two Mannys Auto Sales located at 1316 Kennedy Blvd in Union City, NJ services vehicles for Auto Repair. Call (201) 348-0664 to book an appointment or to hear more about the services of Two Mannys Auto Sales.

Two Mannys Auto Sales Reviews

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My tire my lights my brakes my windshield
April 25, 2022 | Myriam | Visited, over a year
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Fantastic the chemistry I feel with the staff 
There patiently help and answer my questions 
My Jeep is the fantastic 
And there reference to an alarm guy a tire guy etc… all great as well..! 
My experience is wonderful with the staff for it continues….
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Fantastic the chemistry I feel with the staff There patiently help and answer my questions My Jeep is the fantastic And there reference to an alarm guy a tire guy etc… all great as well..! My experience is wonderful with the staff for it continues…. ??????????????????????????????????
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Sold me a car with a bad engine!
March 05, 2013 | Scott | Visited, over a year
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January 30th I bought a used 2004 Mazda 3 from 2 Manny's Auto Sales in Union City, NJ. The car had 95,795 miles on it. The car looked nice, sounded nice, and drove nice on the test drive. I brought a mechanic friend who took a look at the car with me, and even used his code reader on the car. We found no issues. The car came with a 90 day warranty from "Preferred Warranties", an aftermarket warranty company.
Over the weekend I put 206 miles on it. At 96,001 miles, February 4th, the car broke down on me.
I had it towed to my mechanic who said the car needed further diagnostics from a Mazda dealer. The car was taken to Turnersville Mazda where they found there was no compression in cylinders 1,2, and 4 and the car would need a new engine. The Mazda diagnostic was $400, and the car had to be towed twice now. The warranty company would not cover the cost of diagnostics, or towing-- but they didn't like the diagnostic results that Turnersville Mazda gave them. They wanted me to take it to their shop and see their mechanic, which I did. Elite Auto Service in Pennsauken, NJ did another compression test and found the same results as Turnersville Mazda. They told the warranty company that it needed a new engine. The warranty company wants incontrovertible evidence that it needs a new engine, so they want a "teardown" of the engine done. Now I have another $700 bill, that I have to pay out of pocket.
If the engine is found to have failed from sludge, overheating or intermix it will not be covered by the cheap, aftermarket warranty that 2 Manny's Auto Sales purchased for the car. By buying this cheap warranty, they've granted themselves no liability, and refuse to take any responsibility.
Eddy Brioso - the owner, salesman and manager of 2 Manny's auto was informed of these problems and refuses responsibility. I am now left with over $1100 in diagnostic fees, and possibly more, depending on what the results of the engine teardown will be. If the warranty company finds the d
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January 30th I bought a used 2004 Mazda 3 from 2 Manny's Auto Sales in Union City, NJ. The car had 95,795 miles on it. The car looked nice, sounded nice, and drove nice on the test drive. I brought a mechanic friend who took a look at the car with me, and even used his code reader on the car. We found no issues. The car came with a 90 day warranty from "Preferred Warranties", an aftermarket warranty company. Over the weekend I put 206 miles on it. At 96,001 miles, February 4th, the car broke down on me. I had it towed to my mechanic who said the car needed further diagnostics from a Mazda dealer. The car was taken to Turnersville Mazda where they found there was no compression in cylinders 1,2, and 4 and the car would need a new engine. The Mazda diagnostic was $400, and the car had to be towed twice now. The warranty company would not cover the cost of diagnostics, or towing-- but they didn't like the diagnostic results that Turnersville Mazda gave them. They wanted me to take it to their shop and see their mechanic, which I did. Elite Auto Service in Pennsauken, NJ did another compression test and found the same results as Turnersville Mazda. They told the warranty company that it needed a new engine. The warranty company wants incontrovertible evidence that it needs a new engine, so they want a "teardown" of the engine done. Now I have another $700 bill, that I have to pay out of pocket. If the engine is found to have failed from sludge, overheating or intermix it will not be covered by the cheap, aftermarket warranty that 2 Manny's Auto Sales purchased for the car. By buying this cheap warranty, they've granted themselves no liability, and refuse to take any responsibility. Eddy Brioso - the owner, salesman and manager of 2 Manny's auto was informed of these problems and refuses responsibility. I am now left with over $1100 in diagnostic fees, and possibly more, depending on what the results of the engine teardown will be. If the warranty company finds the d