Ocs Motors and Collision Center

Best person to buy a car from! Extremely helpful, even a year after I purchased my car. Does great work on salvage titles! Highly recommended

Bought a used/​repaired late model Honda Accord from this company in May, 2015.
With regards to 2013 post, even if a vehicle has been in an accident that doesn’t NECESSARILY mean it gets a Salvage title. If the accident was minor or moderate but fixable the title may not be affected. This will vary state by state, possibly county by county, and insurance company by insurance company. As to the 2014 review I know this company does deal with clean, salvage, and «rebuilt» titles. Perhaps they were trying to mislead, or perhaps they honestly forgot which title applied to the vehicle until the paperwork was being processed. We all have «brain farts».
The Accord we bought had been in an accident and was sold by an insurance company via auto auction with a clean title. The CARFAX report does separately indicate an accident report but confirms and supposedly CARFAX guarantees the «clean» title status. The vehicle was repaired and offered for sale.
The folks we worked with at OCS motors showed us the «before» photos and we checked over the car carefully. No auto body shop is perfect, no repair job is perfect, and there were a couple minor paint flaws at the edges of the bumper but overall it was a great repair job and we decided the price asked was a very fair price for a repaired vehicle with clean Texas title. The vehicle drove and handled like a brand new car, so we’re very happy with the price paid for a good vehicle with some cosmetic blemishes.

Like the previous post says «Buyers Beware»
This place advertises cars as CLEAN TITLE, and are hesitant to say its a SALVAGE TITLE they won’t give you a CARFAX. Beware, they will waste your time and beat around the bush.
We agreed to meet at 3pm. with advanced notice, when the time came the guy said his wife was driving the car (which his boss owned). He said lets meet around 5pm instead, we asked if it was a clean title he said yes, then at the last minute he said it was a salvage title after wasting a days worth. Ridiculous BUYERS BEWARE!

Buyers Beware.
This business also sells used cars. They advertised a 2010 Toyota Camry as being in great condition and having a Clear/​Clean Title (I have the ad).
I ran the Carfax Report and it showed that the car had been reported as a Total Loss Vehicle by an insurance company months earlier. The dealer never reported the Salvaged Title and was selling it as though nothing had ever happened (I have the Carfax report).
This dealer materially misrepresented the Title condition for the purpose of selling the car. That is deceptive advertising as defined in the Texas Statute. Dealers are prohibited from using false, deceptive, or misleading advertising relating to the sale or lease of motor vehicles.
Consider spending your dollars elsewhere.
I did.