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Recent reviews

Sarah Kampel

Sarah Kampel

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

This is the second car I have bought from Hippo, so I went into this purchase with some confidence based on my previous experience. Unfortunately, the after-sales service this time has been absolutely horrendous. I purchased a used Suzuki S-Cross from Hippo on 10 July 2026 and collected it on 21 July. Within hours of collecting the car, I discovered that the air conditioning wasn't working and the driver's heated seat was faulty. I reported these issues promptly. I had purchased a 36-month A1 Approved Platinum warranty for £1,199, expecting it to provide some peace of mind. Instead, trying to actually use the warranty has been an exhausting and extremely difficult process. I was told to find a garage willing to deal with A1. I contacted eight garages, including garages recommended by A1, but struggled to find anyone willing to undertake the work. One garage told me that warranty companies were a “nightmare” to deal with because of the authorisation process. I eventually ended up being directed to a garage almost two hours from my home. I made the journey, arranged childcare and took time away from my self-employed work, only for the repairs not to be completed. I then arranged another appointment, again losing a day's income and arranging childcare, but this was cancelled because A1 still hadn't provided the necessary authorisation in time for the parts to be ordered. Throughout this process, I repeatedly asked Hippo for help. As the company that sold me the car, I expected them to take some responsibility for getting these problems resolved. Instead, I was repeatedly directed back to A1 and left to navigate the warranty process myself. I am autistic and have auditory processing difficulties, and I explained that repeated and unexpected telephone calls and complicated administrative processes cause me significant difficulty and distress. I repeatedly requested communication by email wherever possible, but this has not consistently been respected. What I find most disappointing is that Hippo has now closed my formal complaint without the underlying problems being resolved. Their Final Response initially even incorrectly stated that my car had been returned to Hippo, when it was actually still in my possession. Although they subsequently corrected that error, their position on my complaint remained unchanged: no reimbursement, no compensation, no refund of the £1,199 warranty and, ultimately, no meaningful resolution. I am therefore left with a car that has had faults from the moment I collected it, a £1,199 warranty that has proved extremely difficult to access in practice, significant time and expense spent trying to get the faults repaired, and a supplying dealer who has now closed my complaint while the matter remains unresolved. I would not recommend taking out an A1 Approved warranty based on my experience. A warranty is of very limited value if you cannot practically find a garage willing to work with the warranty provider and then cannot get the repairs authorised. I am now taking the matter to The Motor Ombudsman for independent review. I have also raised a formal complaint with my finance provider, Mann Island, regarding the vehicle and their responsibilities under the PCP agreement. Depending on their response, I will also refer the matter to the Financial Ombudsman Service, as I am continuing to make PCP payments for a vehicle that has been faulty since I took delivery. I have also raised a separate formal complaint with A1 Approved regarding the handling of the warranty. This is particularly disappointing because this is my second car from Hippo. I genuinely expected better after-sales support, and unfortunately the way this has been handled has completely changed my view of the company.

Lisa Florian

Lisa Florian

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

UPDATE – September 15, 2026: Allstate has responded to my review and provided me with contact information for its Community Care team. I have now forwarded my correspondence and concerns to Community Care and am awaiting a substantive response. I believe it is important to update the community not only when something goes wrong, but also when a company takes meaningful steps toward resolving it. If and when I receive a response and resolution that adequately addresses the conduct and accountability concerns I raised—not simply the underlying rental issue—I will update this review accordingly. I intend to continue following this matter through the appropriate channels until it has received meaningful review. At the same time, I will be equally willing to acknowledge Allstate publicly if it handles the situation appropriately. Consumers deserve to know how companies respond when problems occur, because the response is often just as important as the original problem. I take reviews seriously and believe in being fair. When a company does something well, I say so. But I also believe consumers should speak up when a large corporation—or someone representing it—treats people as though they don’t matter. My son was 18 when this began. This was his first accident and insurance claim. I intentionally let him handle it himself so he could learn responsibility. After weeks of polite attempts to get assistance with his repair and rental, I finally had to step in. My interaction with Allstate claims representative Juan Gonzalez turned a frustrating situation into something I could not ignore. I found his communication insulting, dismissive and extraordinarily unprofessional. When I explained how long my son had been trying to get help, I was repeatedly met with responses to the effect of, “Yeah, yeah, yeah. It’s okay. It’s okay.” It was not okay. Most importantly, the call was recorded. I filed a formal complaint and specifically asked Allstate management not to take my word for it, but to listen to its own recording. Juan’s supervisor, Margaret Matherne, has now listened to the call and spoken with me about it. I have asked the next level of management to listen as well. I could have understood a delay, mistake, workload issue or absence. An explanation and sincere apology could have changed everything. What I cannot accept is dismissive treatment when someone is simply asking for help. I don’t like seeing large companies take advantage of people who have less power, and I especially don’t like it when the person trying to navigate the system is an inexperienced 18-year-old. We aren’t Allstate customers; we were simply on the other side of an Allstate claim. How a company treats someone when it doesn’t need their future business says a great deal about that company. I will continue pursuing this through Allstate management because I want to know what will actually be done about what occurred. Allstate has the recording. Management has listened to it. The recording can speak for itself.