Do not do business with Moh Sam. His cars are lemons. He is not trustworthy whatsoever. I am a teacher. My wife is a teacher. We are honest people. On August 9th I bought a 100,000 mile 2007 Toyota Prius from Moh Sam, the owner of Texans AutoNation at 3507 Bering Dr. in Houston for $5,600 and drove it home. We knew it needed new tire gauge monitors. Other than that small repair, Moh assured us the car was in perfect working condition. Moh also told us he had a trusted mechanic - Texan Tire and Wheel - who was located just down the street from his shop that would fix those tire monitors for $80. We are new to Houston, so we agreed to meet him at that mechanic's shop the next day. On August 10th I met Moh at his mechanic. Moh took me into the shop, set me up with his mechanic, and left. Two hours later I see all of his mechanics rushing towards the back where my car is located. They have replaced the tire gauge monitors but cannot start the car. Without my consent they begin jumping the car. It doesn't work. They proceed to jump it three more times before it will start. They charged me $81 and sent me on my way assuring me that the car was fine - that the 12-volt battery simply needed to be jumped. I get home and turn the car off. When I get back in the car that evening to go to a work meeting, the car won't start. I had to get it towed to a nearby mechanic I found had great reviews on yelp: Greatwood Automotive: The mechanic there said that Moh's mechanic blew a Fusible Link 120AMP and ruined the 12 volt battery. The bill to replace the 12-volt batter and fix the fusible link was $472.74, which I paid on August 11th. I contacted Moh and told him how unsatisfied I was with the mechanic he brought us to and with him for starting this whole ordeal. He did not respond with anything helpful. I drove the car and it worked normally for 11 days. On August 23rd as I was driving to work the car's dashboard went completely black as I was driving. I had to get to work, so I continued driving. I called Greatwood Automotive to tell them about the problem. I scheduled an appointment to bring the car in on Friday, September 25th. However, on the morning of September 25th, my pregnant wife and I were forced to evacuate due to Hurricane Harvey. The prius drove/allowed us to evacuate to Fort Worth that day. However, when we tried to start the car on Saturday, August 26th, it would not start, again. I had to get it towed, again. This time we were in Fort Worth and did not know any mechanics and were stressed out and anxious about our home and possessions - so we did the easiest thing and just had it towed to the nearest Toyota dealership: Freeman Toyota. They took days to figure out what was wrong with the car. Finally we got a call on September 1st telling us what was wrong. It turns out that Moh sold us a car that had damage that was NOT listed on the Carfax. Moh told us that this car was bought from a dealership and that it was thoroughly inspected by the dealership and by him and his mechanics. He was lying. This is extremely disreputable. Moh/his Texans AutoNation is extremely disreputable. The car was in an accident where water got into the car and corroded the prius battery. The bill to replace the corroded prius battery with a refurbished prius battery plus the days of labor amounted to $1,950. We paid the bill on September 2nd with the intention of driving back to our home in Houston on September 3rd. When we started the car on September 3rd it wouldn't start, yet again. We are going to have to bring it to the dealership again - but since it's labor day weekend, they are closed until September 5th. We are stranded. At this point I contacted Moh Sam, again, via phone and email. I told him how extremely dissatisfied I am with my purchase and with him and his business because he obviously sold me a damaged car. I asked him to buy back the car. He refused. A car that we thought would cost $5,600 that drove normally for only 11 days has now cost us $8103.74 and it still doesn't work. read more