Looking to buy a car after mine was stolen & found the ideal car at a reasonable price. Easy people to deal with & no pressure. Would highly recommend Parkhills to anyone.

Bought a car from Parkhills just before Xmas and they went out of their way to deliver it to Liverpool a couple of days before Xmas. Great service, I highly recommend them!

First Class service from start to leaving the show room and beyond with my new car, No pressure, no Bull, just honest upfront information by Paul, and the confidence in the 128 AA check report you know your car has been properly assessed.

Last month I saw a Renault Clio that I liked on Autotrader being sold by Parkhills. I met with Simon D and we went for a test drive and I liked the car. When I said I would like to drive away the car that day Simon said that wasn’t possible as the MOT was running out in less than a month, even though the ad stated SAME DAY DRIVE AWAY in capital letters and I wasn't told this over the phone. On Friday I collect the car. I go to Morrison’s and try to fill up but it just keeps spraying petrol back at me as if the tank is full. I drove to BP and the same thing happens. I go back to parkhills, Me and Simon then drive back to BP and he tries to fill up and the same thing is happening. He apologised and said he doesn’t know what is wrong then told me to pay for the petrol that wasn’t going into the tank. He said that I would be refunded for that charge and the other attempts. He apologised and said my options are that they would repair the car next week, reimburse my taxi fare home and deliver the car back to me or he could refund the car. Eventually someone found a nozzle which would fit on the petrol pump so we went back to the petrol station to fill up and it worked. The next day I take the car to a garage that my girlfriend has used and they fixed the problem in less than 10 minutes and didn’t charge me anything. Simon called back to say that would give me a courtesy car while they repair the tank (why didn't they offer that the first time) and I inform him it is already fixed. Week or so later I get a text message from Parkhill saying that the car is due for an MOT in 7 days and that I should call to book it in. I check on the Gov website and it is showing that the car is due its MOT. I phone Parkhill and speak with Simon who says that he took the car to the garage himself so the MOT has definitely been done. I get a voicemail later saying that the car hasn’t been MOT tested and that I can bring the car in and they’ll test it for me. I spoke with Simon over the phone and explained that I don’t have time to bring the car over to Bury, so someone either collect the car from me while I’m at work and bring it back as it was there error or could I get the MOT done somewhere closer to where I am. The manager Paul calls back and offered me a free MOT next year if I bring the car to be MOTd. He eventually agreed to let me get the car MOT tested myself but he said I have to make sure the car MOT is between £25 to £30. After the call ends I booked the car in for an MOT with the garage that fixed the petrol pump issues. The MOT was £40 and I had to pay £37.64 to replace the window wipers in order to pass. I emailed Paul and the Managing Director, John my MOT receipt to claim back and also the receipts for the petrol that I was told would be reimbursed and explained this in the email. The £77.64 for the MOT and wipers were refunded but the request to refund the petrol (£1.16) was ignored. I was never sent a response to that final email I sent either… which was nearly a month ago. TLDR: Car was advertised as same day drive away but wasn’t because MOT was running out. They said they will MOT it. When I collected the car the petrol tank was damaged. I got it repaired free of charge myself. A week later I found out the car hadn’t been MOT tested so got it done myself and they reimbursed me. They did not reimburse me for the money I spent trying to fill up the damaged petrol tank.