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BCA Nottingham are so helpful I had a problem on 08/04/2025 with a vehicle and a massive crisis, BCA STAFF NOTTINGHAM SAW I WAS STRESSED OUT AND THEY HELP ME TO RESOLVE THE SITUATION, SO HELPFUL AND KIND I THANK YOU ALL CONCERNED THANK YOU YOUR THE BEST
I bought a car on auction, i received a car with lot of damages and rust. The main big issue there was a hard noise in the electric motor while driving. I have to change the electric motor of the Polestar 2.
The car was a rent car used in Volvo on demand which was not written in description. The fabrication year was different. Total scam.
They're claims team totally neglected my claim. I have to buy a new engine for 7 000 euros, and do repairs of other parts around 2 000 euros. 9000 euros minus on a 23500 euros car. That's a total disaster.
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