Used Yugos aren't very popular in Texas, and the little piece of Pecos County desert paradise MMEX obtained for $10 and "other consideration" is about 9-miles from the nearest routinely traversed two-lane farm-to-market road.
In real-estate, location is everything - much like MMEX's many fatal flaws, a stranded, isolated location wouldn't be very productive, especially for peddling broken-down used Yugos.
Even if MMEX's project was real, or realizable, Texas folks in the field prefer 1/2 to 1-ton trucks, fully loaded - smoking Yugos peddled by grifters don't do real well out here.
Sounds more like "Crashed Motors," or maybe "Crapped Motors"... that'd be MMEX STRONG. $$$$-$$$$$
I'm thinking of buying another car dealership right next door to the MMEX refinery after all 400/500 new jobs..people are going to need some new cars/trucks..