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The best car buying experience I have ever had. Left to look around the car at leisure, no pressure selling or upselling. I am one happy customer, absolutely love the car. I will definitely be back when I’m ready to upgrade, won’t use anyone else from now on.
They advertise on their website “WE WANT TO BUY YOUR CAR.” I contacted them with the specification of my car and they never bothered to reply. I chased them up and the buyer just said he didn’t want it. Rude and discourteous which was a surprise.
It’s worth reading the introduction on their website about their trading history and reputation. Not sure who wrote it but it wasn’t anyone from the buying team.
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