Auto-Hut.com Reports & Reviews

Auto-Hut.com Reports & Reviews (3)

Ninja-Cars.com / Auto Hut is a TOTAL SCAM!

They have no cars, just pictures of cars that were sold on Bring a Trailer. You 'buy' the car from Ninja-Cars.com, but the invoice is from Auto Hut Holding LLC.
YOU MIGHT AS WELL BURN YOUR MONEY.!
I checked all the reviews for ninja-cars.com and every one was great. Of course they are all fake, but Auto Hut is the REAL culprit. You won't know about Auto Hut's involvement until you get the invoice. Then you transfer the money into THEIR account. Well I didn't check Auto Hut's reviews, which ALL say what a scam they are.
DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE!

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Scam! Auto Hut is pulling pictures from other listings from sites such as Bring a Trailer and taking wire large sum wire transfers. You will lose your money. The BBB also does recognize the business at all in California.

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Scammer's phone (888) 786-2822
Scammer's address Lemon Grove, CA 91945, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Victim Location NY 12477, USA
Type of a scam Online Purchase

Hi there - this website is listing cars for sale that they don't really own or have on consignment. They're actually just stealing images from other websites such as bringatrailer.com and listing them as their own for prices that don't match the market. (IE they're low). When you contact them, you can't see anything in person as the car is always "in Canada" or "seller isn't available to show it". They try to entice you to wire them a massive down payment on the car. If you check their domain details, they are registered through Iceland but show their business in San Diego. The address for the "dealership" is an apartment building. This is a pure scam.

Here's one example - https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1967-sunbeam-alpine-22/

This car is listed as for sale for $26,000 on the auto-hut.com site right now if you check inventory. All the images are directly ripped off from the above site, a reputable classic car auction site.

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