On Thursday 23 May I purchased a vehicle from V12 Sports and Classics, at first everything was fine apart from waiting 1 hour to complete the formalities. When I got home I found no Owners manual service book, no jack or brace in the boot. The windscreen washer was virtually empty and I had to put 2 pints of oil in the engine. The MOT testers report stated the front discs required replacing. I have contact V12 and all I am getting is excuses as to why they won't replace items, apparently I don't need a jack to replace a wheel or take off for repair? I can download the manual from PDF which is 231 pages long. It is not there problem regarding the front discs and hard luck about the expenses of engine oil. It appears they sell the vehicle and you are on your own afterwards. I am in the process of contacting Leicester Trading Standards about this company and I am not the only one having trouble. MY ADVICE IS KEEP AWAY, 128 POINT REPORT BY AA MEANS NOTHING AND THEY DONT FULFILL THEIR RESPONSIBILITES AS A DEALER. BUY AT YOUR PERIL.

Legal proceedings against V12 Sports & Classics commenced. Garage are operating outside the law regarding consumer rights. If you have lost money, see section 75 if paid for on a credit card or visa debit dispute if you paid on your visa card. The bank will withdraw funds from their bank without reference to them if paid credit card. You are entitled to a full refund regardless. Get hold of trading standards Leicester, which is what I've done. The more complaints to them the better.

I made a huge mistake buying from V12 Sports & Classics and now I regret! I coukd spend 200 bying from scrap not 5000.

I purchased a Nissan qashqai from V12 Sports and Classics within a week i discovered that the car had previously been in an accident ,they didn't tell me this before i bought the car. I asked for a full refund they refused .The aftersales team has not responded to my emails or phone calls and they refused to refund £11590.00. AVOID buying from them and don't take out there AA warranty it's not worth the paper it's printed on.

Bought a Mercedes-Benz E220 2014 from V12 Sports & Classics on 23rd of May 2018, after discovering a rattle on cold start I booked it in at a authorised repairer, they diagnosed the fault as the timing chain. Upon contacting AA Warranty or "Motorway direct" they instructed the dealership seek authorisation from me to strip the vehicle fully removing the engine for inspection and evidence. I authorised this and the garage confirmed their findings, the timing chain was faulty and stretched, causing reduced power and a horrible noise on cold start, this was cleverly hidden as the car was driven to me for a test drive so was already warm. AA warranty has refused to pay for the work and so has V12 Sports and Classics stating a car I have owned for less than three months, has suffered from wear and tear, a horrific breach of my consumer rights and has refused to pay the repair charge after the repairing garage has advised me not to drive the vehicle due to the risk of the chain jumping a tooth and destroying the engine. They told me I should've waited until the chain snapped to claim, even though the claim limit on the warranty is £2k and it's a £6k engine.... Good way to get out of that one! SCAM. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE, they breach your consumer rights and sell defective cars.

Bought a 9 grand car from V12 sports and classics which aa supposedly checked. No working stereo and lack of interedt and communication with a supposed contractor who they appoint to look into this. Constant chasing zero communication and caf clearly not as described wouldnt recommend.