BUYER BEWARE! I purchased a vehicle from this 'dealer' on 9th August. Before purchasing, I was informed that it had been serviced and when I asked what would be needed to get through the MOT that was due in December, I was told, "Nothing. There's nothing wrong with it." Well, 48 hours after purchase, the exhaust came away from the underside of the car, making it sound like the silencer had been removed. After several other undisclosed issues had become apparent, I took it to the garage that looks after all of my vehicles and after a morning of investigation, I was told that the car was riddled with faults and that the basic work needed to make it road worthy would cost about £2,000. The mechanics said that it would have been impossible to complete a service on it without seeing all of the faults. Yesterday, exactly 28 days after purchase, I spoke to the person who sold me the car today. Previously, he had said that he was looking after the place for someone else, but it turns out to be his place. When I mentioned that Consumer Law states that I am entitled to a refund if the car was discovered faulty within 30 days of purchase, he corrected me and said it was 28 days, indicating that he knew exactly which Law I meant, but his response was: "Mate, follow the Law. Take me to court." These people will tell you ANYTHING they think you want to hear to sell you a car. They will lie and not disclose important information that would affect any sensible person's buying decision. STAY AWAY! This place should be shut down.

I bought a Renault Megane advertised with 3 Months warranty and an oil change 50 miles ago. A couple of weeks after buying it, the engine failure warning light came on. I asked YAB to send me the details of the warranty which he said he would email but never did. I ended up spending £350. My garage told me it had not had an oil change for a long time. YAB paid £200 on the agreement that this was the end of the matter which I confirmed in writing. A month later the clutch started to smell. My garage confirmed that clutch needs replacing. Again I asked for the warranty details and I was told that I will have to pay £100 and he will set it the warranty with AA and I can claim the following day and to not mention to them that it had been an issue before the warranty was set up. He was asking me to commit fraud. I refused and told him I expected to pay the cost of the clutch. He is now ignoring me and I will be reporting him to trading standards. Do not trust a word of any advert for any car this guy is selling. FRAUDSTER