Rip-off prices. Didn't even bother to stamp the service… Didn't bother to stamp the service book. I had to go back to get it stamped. Prices are ridiculous. I had a full service, £380, two advisories, the first, the stubby aerial was missing, perrys wanted £45, found it online for £5.75, the second was the timing belt, water pump replacement, £980, I quickly found a very reputable servicing company who are charging me £535 including 12 months parts and labour guarantee. There is absolutely nothing wrong with making a profit, it's very wrong to rip-off your customers. Need less to say I won't be using Perrys again.

I feel I need to advise potential customers of the risks of purchasing from here, so they can be fully informed. The following are factual statements. A brand new car with 6 occurrences of faults within 7 months of ownership, limited support, no warranty support, and approx 1 month of off road unavailable. And I had to pay for the privelidge, due to the parts not being considered fair wear and tear under 'warranty'. Completely the opposite of what I explained I wanted when I went to sales. I wanted a reliable car to ensure I would be able to consistently get to and from work, with support if anything should go wrong. I purchased the additional support products suggested by the sales rep to ensure cover for most eventualities. None of which seems to have helped. After pushing I managed to get a courtesy car very briefly on one fault occasion, which I was advised could not be for long as others were already booked to have it. On other occasions I had to walk the 9 miles home, and on another occasion I waited on site for hours. Not the level of customer service you expect after purchasing a new car. On the description Perry's states that ..."We service, MOT and offer all vehicle repairs at our dealership, which all costs less than you might think."... After purchasing a brand new Ford Kuga within the first 6 months it had been back 5 times, after battling with the dealership and customer service the best they could do was make me pay £161 for a part as my vehicle warranty didnt cover "wear and tear". I tried to point out that the car was only 6 months old but they came back that the onus was on the customer to prove the part was faulty at manufacture, which I was obviously unable to do. They suggested that the warranty would be void if the 'repair' was not carried out and I needed the car back and running after not having it working properly for some time. Since having the repair done I have been unable to use he car properly as there was a further issue with the panoramic roof, which in my humble opinion and from past experiences of dealing with casualty extraction from vehicles, and normal stone chips etc... can say this was nothing like the glass being struck and shattering, the panoramic roof exploded, I would conclude from manufacturing default. However, again on requesting assistance from the dealership/Ford it was not covered under warranty and i was liable to restore the vehicle to its fit state. The work, if it were to have been approved, was also unable to be done on site (as per the description). This is the 8th new car I have had since the 90s, all 7 previous cars have had no issues to speak of or if there were minor issues have been supported by the respective dealer (none of them being Perry's Dover). So I know I am not expecting too much and I know how these things work. This is by far the worst experience I have had when purchasing any car, both for what was requested at sale and for after sales support, even older second hand cars have been more reliable and better supported by the dealer from whence i purchased them. I am unsure if the issue is from dealership reporting at the coalface up, or ford central directing down to dealership or both in concert. This is my personal opinion.

Upon first turning up to look at cars, I met Rhys Iverson. I explained that I would like a titanium x model Kuga as the same as my wives who had brought her car from Perrys the previous November. We made an appointment to come back later that week and turned up promptly for the appointment. I was told at the appointment that he had found me a ST-line Kuga with the same spec but a more sportier finish. I was assured it was exactly the same apart from the sportier look and I explained that I really wanted 17" wheels not 18" but was told that there was not really much difference in SUV tyres that size. I explained that there was a difference of an inch. I explained that I would need to think about it and he said that he was not sure how long he could hold it and what would it take to buy the car today. I felt very pressured into making a decision I wanted to think about.I did make a few calls and expressed interest in buying but explained that I wanted it by 2 weeks' time as I needed to get it before I went away. He told me that it would be tight but possible to get this done in time, he also sold me a warranty that he quoted as being the same as the manufacturer's warranty and would only extend it. He even made me a deal at the time which later was changed as I was paying cash through my own finance rather than through your finance. A contract which had already been signed by myself and only the payment method had changed. I now worry that my GAP insurance and smart repair is also worthless and not made for use as is the warranty for anything other than mechanical as trim is excluded in their warranty (different to manufacturers). This did not happen and any emails I sent to Rhys or phone calls to call me back took days to get a response if any. This was some todo with the DVLA but if they could not make the deadline they never should have said they would. When I finally looked to see the ST-line spec I found out it was nothing like the titanium X specification and had been misled. The whole process has led me to believe that Perrys is not a family lead business looking after customers but only thinking about the next sale and disregard for current customers. Upon turning up for a repair to a vent which was damaged when I received the car and let them know with in two weeks and being told that the car was not damaged when I picked it up (as everyone at Perrys was asked whether they had done their jobs), something I do not agree with as it was not fully checked otherwise the wind wiper being broken would have been spotted, which it wasn't. If their version of investigating a situation properly is just asking rather than actually fully looking into it then I have little hope for the future of any warranty or GAP insurance through them. Especially as their service agents for parts were just as inept as their investigation process. Rhys never completed a follow up call to see if the car was okay and they did not care now they had the sale! I have sought a refund for both the warranty and the GAP with smart repair, as I do not have any trust or faith in them as a business or entity, especially their public conscious for doing what is right. This is by far the worst buying experience I have ever had buying a car.