I bought an SUV from Tabangi about 3 years ago. At the time I bought it, I was told the SUV will…read morenot give me a problem because I'm a woman. 2 years later, check engine light came up and the car has been breaking down ever since then. I have spent so much money on fixing this car that I have to abandon it today the 9th of January 2023 as it is costing me a lot. I went to the engine shop only to hear that the engine has problem. I don't trust this dealership. Save yourself from trouble and find a reputable honest dealer that will not be selling you problematic cars.

Not sure why Tabangi Motors deleted their original YELP page and changed their address but I'm…read moreassuming its because of reasons like this. (Address is 1122 Westport Cres, Missisauga) This dealership is presented well, although after a short period of time I had come to realize how unprofessional they were, and how suspicious some of the salesmans were. I was lied to about certain conditions of vehicles, when I found out myself the salesman would always try to make the issue of the vehicle seem extremely minor, when surely it wasn't the case. I purchased a vehicle with compromise that a few things to the car would be done, to find out from their mechanics the day of pick up that they were never requested to do any work, and the salesman lied to my face after talking to the mechanic saying that he does not know what the what the mechanic was talking about. The mechanic agreed to buff the bumper and within 5 minutes the car looked 10x better. When I bought the car, a few days later my check engine light came on. I brought it in to my personal mechanic who is a close friend of mine, who owns his own business, and was told that it was the catalytic converter and told to take it back to the dealership. The salesman who sold me the car at Tabangi, tried blaming me for putting the wrong type of gas in the car, when I never had the chance to put gas since I had purchased. My mechanic said that for the catalytic converter to go it must have been an ongoing issue, before I purchased the vehicle, therefore would not have passed a proper safety test, and with his professional opinion he believed the car wasn't safetied legally. I brought the car and left it there at the dealership for them to figure out the issue. They told me nothing was wrong with the car and it was not the catalytic converter and 5 days later I was able to pick it up. The second I got there, the manager started up my car and said the light was back on and that he was going to change the catalytic converter (PS I THOUGHT IT WASN'T THE CATALYTIC CONVERTER???) I then went back home in an uber and a week later I picked up the car. To find garbage and crumbs all inside of my car, and an empty gas tank and was told an employee took my vehicle home with them. I then had to wait another hour for them to fill my tank and detail the car. Two days later the light came back on, furiously I brought the car back in threatening to go to the BBB, and instantly they offered, and did so buy the car back at full price including taxes. What dealership buys a car back? That's how you know the car had ongoing issues, and were worried for liability reasons. I do not recommend this dealership, I had a terrible experience and I do not trust anything about this dealership.

What happened to this dealer?…read more Why the hell did hino cancel a dealer without having another dealer in place. You guy's are nuts...we have no way to service our trucks at this end of the G.T.A.. Who was the bright ass's at Hino Canada who made this decision to leave all your Hino customers in Mississauga out in the cold with no where to bring our trucks.......B.S. Hey fellow Hino Truck Drivers....We will have to sell our trucks because without Hino's support in the west end of Toronto and with the long wait at other dealers in the east and no parts available right away.......my as well buy a Mitzzy.

over the top. sensational. terrific. could not have been better…read more dan and dave were incredible adapting to each adjustment for delivery with no complaint. great sense of humor as well. i lived part time in ontario for 18 years until my husband died a year ago. as a result i needed to relocate my stored saab, last year ever made, to the us from ontario. not only did they arrive as requested, but 30 min. early as my timeframe was precise and could not afford any delays. hands down, they are the very best!

I can't recommend Dan's services enough. Not only is he passionate, polite, and professional, but…read morehe's also amazing at what he does. Dan quickly transported my classic 1969 Mustang over 600 miles without a single scratch. If you want someone you can trust, someone with loads of experience, and someone with state of the art gear, pick Dan. P.s. He's transported a $5 mil car before. The man's got qualifications out the wazoo. What more do you need to hear?

Had My Car Repaired At This Garage They Where Very Honest And Very Reliable, They Where Extremely…read moreFriendly. Would Not Go Back To Acura Again Thanks For Your Great Work Cathy

This is not a review of Bravo Auto Sales but a clarification on the timing chain issue of Mike D…read more On ANY older used car, the timing chain is a concern, whenever I buy one, the first thing is get the timing chain checked or even replaced. It is the single most crucial thing to get a car running to a good old age. Around the 200,000 km mark, on ANY car the timing chain is becoming something to be aware of, it was not a unique problem to your car. Imad probably just made you aware of it, just in case you didn't know, so he was probably trying to do you a favour by mentioning it. I am in not in any way affiliated with Bravo Auto sales, but I'm just putting this out there...