Country Cars Club

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False information on the description, cruise control wasn’t working and they even complained fixing it. And now my local garage found problem on air con, and they are ignoring my call now. I might have to spend £1000 by myself as a result. Wanna sue them. DO NOT GET INVOLVED WITH THIS PLACE. DO NOT GO, DO NOT BUY FROM THEM

SCAMMERS SCAMMERS SCAMMER STAY AWAY. WHEN YOU TRY TO CALL SALEEM AND MALIK THEY WILL DODGE YOU. ABSOLUTE SCUM! STAY AWAY

Absolute scammers avoid at all costs the car i brought isn't even road worthy its so dangerous and when i called them they hung up every time, there rude and maoe excuses and dont reply to messages so dont buy from them all there cars are faulty and not professionally repaired absolute shambles.

Worst car garage in uk absolute scammers all cars are faulty and unprofessionally repaired all s categories and not road worthy avoid at all costs.

One fake review another real. Selling Cat S vehicles at extortionate prices. A little about Cat s by a flood or a fire is too expensive to repair, it may be written off by it's insurer. There are four categories of write-off: A, B, S and N. A Category S car is one that has suffered structural damage, but it is still repairable. Despite it being repaired, the car’s salvage category remains with the vehicle for life, which reduces its appeal and makes it cheaper to buy. A major flaw in the code is that there is no legal requirement for repaired salvage to be inspected and judged safe for the road. For this reason, it’s difficult to know if the write-off you’re buying has been properly repaired and is safe to drive. Beyond safety, dealing with Category S cars is risky in several ways. This label will affect the cost of insurance, the price of buying the car, and also the adds doubt to the possibility of selling the car in future. whichever category they fall into, and we recommend caution if considering a Category S car. They have no issues selling an unsafe vehicle to you or your family for their cash. Looks a really dodgy place to me personally. The people there look dodgy to me. I really wouldn't. But I cant force you. You should decide for yourself. Research research research. If I were you, I would go, not to buy, but to set yourself a bar of how low your standards should be when buying a vehicle. Always check the advert against the actual thing, are they breaching consumer standards are they fraudulently claiming to have 12 month MOT when the MOT is up for renewal in a month. Ask yourself why couldn't they sell that car. Do you our MOT and recall checks. Check the vehicles tax code. Check vehicles insurance code. Check the numerous faults appearing again and again on the vehicle MOT and request proof they have been fixed. Request your own MOT and buy only if problems are rectified. Record the sale and get in writing that the vehicle has no faults covered by warranty, if warranty given so when a fault pops up they cannot fob you off and you can claim the vehicles purchase or fixing prices via courts and sue them. We are the consumer. Without us these guys would not make money. Or I say go to a proper dealer. A little dearer. But have set minimum standards unlike these chop shops

Super dodgy, DO NOT BUY FROM THIS PLACE, CAR MIGHT LOOK CHEAP BUT IT COST YOU A LOT. I MEAN A LOT.

I have asked about pictures after damage car, but seller reply that only to be shown in store and all the paperwork for the repair. When I arrived at the store (about 100 mil) it turned out that there were no pictures and repair documentation. I felt cheated ...

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