Auto Line Inc

Jen K

Very easy and pleasant experience working with Hamid. No pressure at all. He was knowledgeable about the vehicle and we feel good about the integrity of the vehicle we purchased.

Benjamin Engelberg

Buying a used car can be stressful, but Hamid made the process easy and truly stress-free. He was honest and upfront about the condition of the vehicle and had zero problem taking more photos/videos when I requested them. He even had zero issue with me taking the truck for an independent inspection, which gave me a ton of peace of mind and really showed me that he stands behind his vehicles and is being honest about the condition they are in. He’s a genuine guy running a small business and I wouldn’t hesitate buying another vehicle from him in the future. Highly recommended.

Andrew Weis

Hamid is an absolute boss! His patience and dedication to his clients is very apparent in how he runs his business. Vehicle pricing is beyond fair, his fleet is immaculate, and paperwork was a breeze. I would recommended him for any vehicle shopping needs. I have been telling everyone I know about him and anytime I hear anyone mention they are looking for a new or used vehicle, I will always be sure to mention him. You will not be disappointed!

Randy and Lori Pinkerton

Hamid is a very patient and helpful gentleman.  I had been in the market for a used Tundra or Tacoma for some time and Bestcars advertised a 2003 Tundra that appeared to match our specifications.  We purchased the truck from Hamid in July 2024.  I am just now writing a review because I wanted to to determine what surprises I might discover after a few weeks (months?) of driving.   A "clean" Carfax indicated no accidents or salvage, although much of the truck has been repainted... and it's a pretty good paint job, I might add.  Reminding myself that this is a 22 year old vehicle, I was expecting some maintenance issues.  (Hamid did NOT mislead me in any of his answers to my questions at the time of sale; however, I may not have asked all the right questions...)
The BAD: The coolant was a VERY pale pink and yellow residue that appeared at the radiator cap and overflow tank had me thinking "stop-leak".  After performing a complete coolant flush and fill, the residue has disappeared and the appropriate 50:50 coolant (Red) mix has me thinking that someone along the line added an incompatible coolant that precipitated...   One rear shock absorber was completely shot, but a new set of shocks/struts has leveled the "dip" in the driver side rear corner and the ride/handling is decidedly improved.  One lug nut was missing from each of the wheels (Yeah, I'm not too observant but my wife didn't catch this one either...!), and I'm assuming that the former owner wanted to hang on to his/her locking versions... "Gorilla Locks" were less than $30 for a set on Amazon.  The latches on the flip-out rear side windows were broken, but latch repair kits were also reasonable on Amazon.  I keep finding accumulated mud in the strangest of places, but this was identified as a Texas truck. (very likely a Texas WORK truck, from the plumbing parts discovered under the rear seat)  I'm planning to use this as a work truck too, but I do plan to also keep it clean for use as a daily driver also.  The bellows/boot on the driver side steering control arm was torn, but upon inspection at replacement, no damage had been done to the
tie-rod or connection.
The GOOD:
Low mileage (114000mi for a 2003!?!).  Although further history investigation indicates a long (18month?) lapse with essentially no use (this should be in the BAD section...),  the mechanicals in general indicate that this could be accurate.
Timing Belt/Water Pump replacement had been performed recently.
Engine (V6) runs strong, does not leak oil, and gets around 18 highway MPG. (I am old enough to remember when that was pretty good for a full size truck...)
Even if the truck was "restored", the exterior looks good (new, from a distance...).
The VERY GOOD: I have watched a bunch of YouTube videos on  2003 Tundra repairs and almost ALL of them have frames that appear to have rusted through in places, if not altogether... This vehicle is NOT a rust bucket!  THAT (and the ability to, assisted by YouTube, DIY a lot of stuff) provides me with something that I can hopefully continue to keep on the road.
Once again, Hamid was a genuine pleasure to work with and the unpleasant surprises are on me.  I am convinced that he really attempted to sell me an overall good truck at a reasonable (considering how unreasonable the cost of a used Toyota truck seems to currently be...) price.  I would recommend that anyone do (maybe a little closer than I did..) due diligence and close inspection of any used car, realize that (especially OLD) used vehicles require maintenance, and to do business with Hamid if you like being treated well!

Gary Sartor

My son bought a 2009 Prius from Hamid last week and the experience was exceptional.  He was honest and straight forward throughout the process.  We had a problem with the car 3 days  after the purchase and Hamid went out of his way to resolve the issue.  He was very responsive, helpful and showed excellent character.  He is one of the "good guys" in the used car industry.

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