Zams Used Cars

Please do not shop here. This place is a complete scam. Purchase a car here with 4 days it completely stopped working.

DO NOT BUY FROM THIS DEALER!! I bought my son his first car from this dealer and within 8 hours the check engine light came on. Two Days later, my son was broke down on the side of the road. I had to get off my job, get his car towed to a auto mechanic and repairs cost me $800. I called the dealer and he said that it worked fine when he had the car. My son's first car experience has been terrible with no resolve in sight. STAY AWAY!

Google reviews are BS. Only Good for the looks. But horrible car history and maintenance. I financed my first car with them but literally within five months the transmission failed. After the guy Jay told me the car was perfect. And did I mention when I first got the car I told him I wouldn't drive off without brakes because they were completely gone and hew swore it would last another year , I ended up needing rotors and brakes on a 2007 year model jeep

Horrible experience. Purchased a car with them June 2014. Did I say HORRIBLE experience? The home of the bait and switch. The car was advertised for 2 different prices. The sales person told me the ad for the lower price didn't exist and that he would never sell me the car at that price. When I produced the ad from autotrader.,com he drove off with the car for 45 minutes. When he returned, produced an invoice for the lower price with $899 in additional dealer fees. Mind you the previous invoice did not have these fees on the higher priced car. These dealer fees are not legal in the state of Georgia (lemon law). If you do not know your rights as a consumer, Zams is not the place to shop.

Less than 12 hours after buying the car the "check engine light came on" so I took it to get a diagnostic done. It turns out the car was in need of a new catalytic converter, knocking sensors and drive belts. Now imagine my surprise when i found this out. I immediately called Zam's and they said to bring the car back and they would take care of it. I went over with the print out from the dealership and immediately the members at Zam's sent me to their mechanic. It turns out that the owner refused to acknowledge the gravity of the issues with the car and offered me $220 for a $1600 repair. Be cautious shopping at Zams.

I totally agree with all the responses on here. This is the worst used car dealer there is. The B!tch that calls you (Bursha) is really nasty and tried to repo my car when she had the check I mailed. I had never been late paying, but all of a sudden you didn't receive my payment???? How about a week later after I paid again, they found the original check. Hmmmm, luckily it was a check and not a money order or they would have had 2 payments and only credited 1. They are a big rip off that sell over priced high mileage junk with poor customer service. BTW they don't use a bank, they they do on the lot financing and utilizes a fake finance company name to make it appear that you have the care financed else where, this is why you can western union the payment to Bursha (Jay's wife) or send directly to the dealer themselves. DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT purchase a vehicle from these Pakistan Bin Laden looking MF's unless you want to be f'd over...

I absolutely agree with all the following reviews. I purchased a used 2002 Blazer Extreme and it got reposesed because their bank did not accept the money order. The dealership took the payment, gave me a reciept and they still took it back. They will not allow me to get my subwoofer, Ipod, cologne or car seat out of it. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT buy a car from these pakistanis. I replaced the battery, fuel pump, distributor, thermostat, mass air flow sensor, plugs, and plug wires.

Your sterotypical used car salesman. The sales pitch made the car look and sound great. I test drove the car, no problem. Lawrence claimed the car had just received an oil change. Now I'm no mechanic, but I know auto oil is not supposed to be brown and tan like coffee with cream before you stir. They performed an oil change on the spot (good customer service) while I watched. I drove off the lot Tuesday morning, by Tuesday night the car was smoking like a Cheech and Chong movie and died on the hwy. I had not even driven 50 miles. The car was leaking oil, transmission fluid and now dollars out my pocket. When I had Nissan check the car, which is what I had planned to do onWednesday anyway it just didn't make it to the next day, they said the car needed a new engine, it had overheated and meltled wires. Zam's response was "Hey, we have bought cars from auctions, driven them off the lot and had engines blow right away". Basically, too bad, so sad. Your problem now. STAY AWAY ROM THESES SCAM ARTISTS.