Low Mileage Used Motors Reviews 2

Avoid Low Mileage Cars MK at all cost

The day after the car was picked up from them started to have some strange feeling from the gearbox so I took it to a specialist: I have been told take it back as quick as is can as it would cost a good £2000 to fix it. I have been told that everybody in the car trading industry would spot this issue which means they intentionally misled me.

It was also evident that the two engine fault codes were erased without fixing the underlying problem which again not ethical, relay.

Anyway, avoid them!

I paid for an advertised low mileage engine (81,000 miles). Delivered an engine with 176,000 miles. I was then told it was rebuilt 81,000 miles ago in Ocala, FL, he even provided a bogus repair bill. The salvage yard the engine came from was 26 miles from my home. I had already checked them for a low mileage engine. So I, of course, called and checked and found out it came out of a 2003 model Chevy Avalanche that had never been out of Texas. I ran a Carfax on it. I have the report. I reported this crook to the Florida Attorney General, the Texas Attorney General, and my local police department. I hope they throw this jerk in jail.