Autopapa

You’ll find lots of cars, but the prices aren’t good, and plenty of the sellers seemed dodgy. Some were from Azerbaijan and Pakistan and were offering cars that also seemed dodgy. Half the actual owners weren’t even there with their cars, so you may have to look elsewhere. I’ve been there many times, and I’m not from here or connected to any business there. The owners’ reply to my honest review made no sense. They should spend less time making things up and more time seeing what’s happening at their business. Nothing personal, but that’s why I’ve taken off another star.

This is the best place in Georgia to buy or sell a car. Just keep in mind that the service and parking fees are expensive if you want to leave a car for sale at the bazaar.

Car owners often aren’t at the market, so be prepared for calls and a long wait. Once, I needed some information and couldn’t get an answer when I called autopapa, perhaps because it was the weekend. I eventually got to speak with someone, but they should be more available on weekends. People tend to do this kind of thing when they’re off work, right? :))

The website advertised the car at $7500 with customs cleared, but when we arrived the salesman said it would be $8500 to get number plates. Why was the price so much higher than the one listed on Autopapa.ge?