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Old Exeter Road, EX32 0AH, Bishop's Tawton, United Kingdom
Won't ever be buying a car from here again. 12 month mot and extended warranty I may as well use the warranty to wipe my backside with be more use! Had the car less than 3 months, broke down and needs over £500 worth of work doing. The warranty was rejected as general wear and tear apparently. Saw us coming
Would rate Zero stars if possible.Bought a car which was soon after diagnosed to have several serious faults and engine modifications. Notified John Lambert at this dealership who, instead of being anywhere near genuinely concerned for the safety and roadworthiness of the vehicle, falsified documents and 'evidence', lied through his teeth and was desperate to protect his own reputation instead of acting lawfully. Disgrace of a man! I urge everybody to stay away and avoid inevitable problems! I was awarded a chargeback through the bank who found very much in my favour
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