I purchased a Peugeot 508SW from Lidingo Cars Ltd (53-55 Waterloo Rd, London NW2 7TS) on 27 February 2020 for £3,990.00. On the drive home the car broke down and needed a new fuel injector fitted which cost £349 to fix. Lidingo Cars would only cover £250 of that. I drove the car the following week, but the semi-automatic gearbox was concerning me as it was very jerky when crawling in traffic. The final straw was when I went to drive the car the following weekend and it wouldn’t go into gear, neither in manual nor automatic mode. I therefore decided to return it for a refund (less £190 admin fee). The V5C registration certificate was given to the Lidingo Cars owner to update the ownership back to him. On 20 April 2021 I received a Notice of Enforcement letter for a penalty charge incurred on 5 August 2020 issued by London Borough of Brent. I can see on the Gov.uk website that the car was sold again on 27 September 2020. Therefore, the owner of Lidingo Cars Ltd never updated the ownership back to himself after I returned the car and before he sold it again, thus leaving me with the hassle of challenging the penalty charge and updating the DVLA of his unlawful actions. He has also deceived the current owner of the car probably because he didn’t want to explain why someone owned the car for a week and then returned it. I gave Lidingo Cars the opportunity to fix the ownership record of the car and pay the penalty charge before I posted this – he ignored me. DO NOT TRUST LIDINGO CARS.

Sold a car to a mother of two small children knowing the gearbox was damaged. The heat shield had been removed altogether to prolong the cars running. After a years worth of emails AND a lawsuit that lidingo did their best to avoid i STILL have this useless car sitting in my drive. Ny guess us they do this on a regular basis and know which loopholes to exploit. Most important - they will not honor the consumer goods act and even if you can prove the fwult was pre-existing (which we did with a specialist report) they wiill not give you a full refund. Avoid at all costs.

Bought a mini from what seemed to be a genuine salesman who promised me the car had gone through a service and MOT. The engine light was on and he promised to get his mechanic to fix it before we purchased it. We came back, the light was off and that was it. Within days the light was back on but driving ok. The dealer offered free 12 month AA warranty so we accepted. After four weeks the car started jolting occasionally when changing gear. After taking it to a garage, I found out the vanos system needed replacing - which can only be done by a BMW specialist and the clutch needed replacing at a personal cost of £800. Not only that, the oil was thick and gloopy indicating the service and likely MOT never took place. Funnily enough, this arseholes website is down and his phones are no longer in service. If you're reading this, I hope you've gone bankrupt you cheating c*nt

Car tyre exploded driving home from the dealership, it was the wrong tyre on a faulty alloy. MOT done by them, obviously fake. Zero customer service, in fact they were rude and totally unsympathetic, and really defensive.