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One of the biggest mistakes I've ever made was buying a van from this bunch of scambags
They are your best friend when they are selling you the van and then they don't exist the following day when your vehicle exposes it's dangerous defects
They are making stacks of money selling dangerous vehicles I will probably continue to do this
You cannot trust this company, they mislead me with the condition of the vehicle at point of sale, I took it to a garage straightaway to get it checked over. There were various faults on the vehicle that made it unroadworthy and the repairs were expensive . I asked for refund and they have refused. If they were honest at the start that’s fine but they lied and therefore cannot be trusted. They just after a quick sale. However I will be taking them to court and will update this review with the progress.
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