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501 Motors

501 Motors

Cypress, TX

4.6

(Google reviews)

Verified Auto Dealer

Business Information

  • Cypress, TX 77433, USA

  • Open tomorrow

    Hours 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

    • Monday

      10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

    • Tuesday

      10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

    • Wednesday

      10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

    • Thursday

      10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

    • Friday

      10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

    • Saturday

      10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

    • Sunday

      Closed

Business description

About us

501 Motors is a family-owned, boutique car dealership located in Rosenberg, TX. We offer sales of hand-selected, special interest vehicles. The majority of our inventory is sourced out of the garages of private enthusiasts around the country. We look for cars with low mileage, unique color combinations, high levels of equipment, and rare options. Simply put, we buy cars from enthusiasts, for enthusiasts.
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Google reviews

  • This was the first time me getting a car from Turo . I was amazed by the customer service that was given to me. The guy at the front desk, very helpful very informative. The guy that actually put me in the car very helpful. Willing to assist this company did not overcharge me. They charge me exactly what I needed to be charged for renting the car. it was very cheap at that cause I’m a very cheap person when I got in the car which was a Fiat 500. The smell of the car was wonderful. The interior was wonderful. The exterior was wonderful. I love driving in the car to the point that I asked the manager can I finance that Fiat from them, the Fiat does not take that much gas. It literally only took $25 to fill up the tank and going two hours in the car. I still wasn’t even down half a tank so that is a great gas saver when I returned the car, he was nice. Told me exactly how I returned the keys and where to put it at. Everything just went wonderful and I would definitely definitely recommend a lot of people that I know on social media to shop with him on Turo. I would never recommend something that I don’t like. I’m a black woman. We just don’t play like that. The drive was smooth. Everything went well and if I didn’t already say the car was exceptionally clean and everything just went perfectly again. This is my first time getting a car from them and I was very impressed. Very very impressed. Thank you so much and I’ll be riding with you all again soon.

  • Did a Turo rental for the weekend and am absolutely disappointed by the experience with these people. Difficult to communicate with, no single point of contact and all the employees say different/contradicting things. Ended up paying additional fees for the lack of clarity and communication on their end. Do yourself a favor and rent your vehicle elsewhere.

  • BUYERS BEWARE!! Texas Administrative Code (Title 43, Part 10, Chapter 215), a dealer’s advertising cannot be "false, deceptive, or misleading." This includes any digital platform like a dealership website, Facebook Marketplace, or Autotrader. They currently have listed a Cadillac CT5 that has a salvage title. There is no mention of it on their Facebook ad, or website. The ad says the car is in "pristine condition" and "meticulously maintained." Legally, in Texas, if a dealer knows a car has been declared a total loss and rebuilt, calling it "pristine" is a violation of the Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA). "Pristine" implies it hasn't had major structural surgery.

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