Firstly, it wasn't clear that there are two sites - one for the premium cars and one for everything else. Of course, I arrived at the wrong one for me! The whole atmosphere was unpleasantly pressured. As some others have said, before I could test drive I was asked to confirm that if I liked the car I would put down a deposit that day, and pay and collect within four days. I wasn't, to be fair, asked for a deposit before, which would have made me walk there and then. Even though I had rung the day before the car I had come to see had a flat tyre, and when started came up with the message 'headlight bulb fault', which didn't inspire confidence. The front tyres were at about 3mm, and would have needed replacing within a few months, which I don't think was reflected in the asking price. When they asked me how much I was looking for for my p/x, I was told that the salesperson's manager had had to 'pick himself up off the floor', even though they agreed, in the end, to nearly that amount. the salesperson was pleasant enough, but knew nothing about the car at all. the test drive I was allowed was very short, and not on particularly varied roads. They were most put out when i said that wasn't the car for me. Not my sort of outfit at all.

I live in London, some 50 miles from Sascron cars. I imagine most people do as it’s in the middle of nowhere. I booked in a visit to view a car stating I wanted a test drive. I arrived at the showroom, the car was opened for me and I looked it over. I went back into the showroom and sat down with a salesman. He began to fill in a form. This is when I found out you had to arrange finance and a deposit for the vehicle BEFORE EVEN DRIVING THE THING. I was told it was company policy and their philosophy was just to sell as many cars as they could. I asked, why would I arrange finance (I would have been a cash customer, surely quite appealing to them) when I didn’t even know if I liked the car or it had any obvious faults? Could we could overlook ‘company policy’ until I was happy with the car? The salesman stood up and offered his hand in a gesture of farewell. I left, fuming. Fortunately I was en route west from London to another destination and the inconvenience was only an hour extra onto my journey. After an internet search of reviews of this insult of a business I discovered many other people experienced this ridiculous system. It’s quite clever. Because of the incredibly remote nature of their location, most have to make an extended journey to view a vehicle and probably feel trapped once they’re there. I see that many ‘deposits’ have never been returned and Sascron have been taken to the small claims court by numerous customers who obviously did not want the vehicle after a test drive. There are other cases of them not fixing problems with cars people have bought (something you could maybe eliminate on a TEST DRIVE) and again, their out-of-the-way location means returning the car to them for repair is a major headache. If you are happy to buy your car this way then go for it. However, if buying a car is a serious and major financial commitment for you and you expect a test drive before discussing any sort of purchase, avoid Sascron None of this is mentioned on their website and I was not told of the procedure on the phone. In fact it was implied that there was serious manoeuvrability on the stated price which further lured me in to their deceitful web. Put simply, no concern for customer care. An absolute joke of a company.

AUDI A5 .This was my third car from sascron good service good value for money salesman dale was 1st class sorted out a few problems with no fuss real pro! ILL BE BACK!