I think these guys are untrustworthy. Some of the reviews left on sites such as this point towards sharp practice and that’s certainly my experience. Nothing good to write about the experience, It was dreadful. Having dealt with Top500, Premier GT, Tom Hartley, Saffron Cars, plus numerous Ferrari/Aston/Porsche main dealers. Never had cause to leave a poor review in 25 yrs. The guys who run Auto100 are low grade, second hand car lot wide boys. Sorry but that’s my view

❌❌ HORRENDOUS AND ILLEGAL ❌❌ ⛔️REPORTED TO AUTHORITIES⛔️ ⛔️❌❌Avoid ❌❌❌⛔️ ‼️AUTO 100 ‼️sold us a vehicle with a ❗️serious SAFETY RECALL❗️ Absolute ZERO service from the moment you drive away they wash their hands of you. Keep your fingers crossed nothing is or goes wrong with your EXPENSIVE VEHICLE ‼️This safety recall stated the fault on the vehicle could “lead to fire in the engine compartment and could propagate to the whole vehicle” “Please treat this matter with the urgency it requires “ THIS VEHICLE WAS SOLD ILLEGALLY TO US We approached Auto 100 regarding this illegal sale within 30 days of collection of the vehicle. After countless failed attempts to contact Auto 100 on the telephone and email and following legal advice, we expressed our wish to exercise our “Short term right to reject this dangerous vehicle” as this vehicle was mid-sold to us under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Auto 100 were dismissive, abrupt and rude. Their customer service was way below the standard expected from a supposed professional retailer. This dismissal of our right to return the vehicle having being sold to us ILLEGALLY we were then forced to involve the authorities and report this issue to the Drivers and Vehicle Standards Agency DVSA and Trading Standards. The DVSA is very clear on the point of law. Attached is taken from the DVSA official website. It’s an offence for a motor dealer to sell a car with an outstanding vehicle safety recall. They need to get it fixed before a car is sold.”  We have now lodged this complaint with the Financial Ombudsman to pursue this matter as Auto 100 will not address this matter. Astonishing. Both Trading Standards and the DVSA were very interested in investigating this case and this matter is ongoing. We further now have involved the Financial Ombudsman at our time and expense. So here is our horrendous experience of Auto 100, Huthwaite, Sutton In Ashfield NG17 2HU in November 2023. It transpired in correspondence following our complaint, the vehicle was purchased by Auto 100 at British Car Auctions BCA and simply sold on. It is clear none of the necessary Safety Checks which a retailer is legally bound to check and rectify were carried out. Auto 100 did NOT comply with the standards expected of them by law, thus, leading to an illegal sale. All these points have been put to Auto 100 and their reply simply was “report us to whom you like” Absolutely shocking. ‼️‼️AVOID AT ALL COSTS AUTO 100 - IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE SOLD A DANGEROUS VEHICLE AND THEN TO BE TREATED DESPICABLY BY CROOKS WHEN YOU BRING THESE SAFETY MATTERS TO THEIR ATTENTION. ‼️⛔️‼️⛔️‼️⛔️‼️⛔️‼️⛔️‼️⛔️‼️

I recently purchased a 2018 Porsche 911 991.2 GTS from Auto100.co.uk. While the brand reputation of Porsche and the inherent quality of the vehicle itself is not in question, my experience with the dealership post-purchase has been less than satisfactory, leading to a reconsideration of my initial positive impression.
 Shortly after the purchase (104 days, 1400 miles), I encountered several significant issues with the vehicle, including an oil leak in the turbo and severe corrosion on the exhaust clamps. These problems, likely pre-existing, were not disclosed at the time of sale. Additionally, the car arrived with a pitted and scratched windscreen and had noticeable swirl marks on the exterior, indicating subpar valeting.
 When I approached Auto100.co.uk for resolution, their response was disappointing and immediately dismissive. They insisted that these faults, even under warranty, would not be covered, citing them as normal for a vehicle of its age and mileage. This stance was concerning, especially given the dealership's promotion of itself as a provider of 'Quality Prestige Car Sales' with an inventory including high-end brands such as Ferrari, Lamborghini and Bentley, and rightly questions the value of their said warranty which I thankfully declined to extend. The dealership also repeatedly suggested that my expectations are to elevate the car to a 'new Porsche standard.' This is a misrepresentation of my stance. My expectation was, and remains, that a premium, high-value vehicle such as this would be sold without such significant pre-existing issues, or at least that these issues would be openly disclosed prior to purchase.
 The dealership's unwillingness to adequately address these problems, alongside their mischaracterisation of my expectations, has significantly tainted my overall satisfaction. It is disheartening to invest in what should be a premium purchase, only to encounter such challenges and a lack of support from the selling dealership.
 This review is intended to provide an honest and transparent account of my experience. While the Porsche 911 991.2 GTS is an exceptional vehicle, potential buyers should be aware of the possible challenges in post-sale support and the quality of care from Auto100.co.uk. I would strongly advise to take any vehicle you are considering purchasing from Auto100.co.uk for an independent assessment prior to purchase.