Finest Autos LTD

Dishonest | 25 Nov 2020 The owner sent the car to me uncleaned, large scratch on rear, fuel filler flap not working I have to use a screwdriver to prize it open. He promised to pay for repair if I got a quote. So I paid £85 for a valet he gave me £20. I ran around to get a price for repair on filler flap and sent it to him, he promised to sort it but he now ignores all my calls and texts. On top of all this despite numerous requests he has given me no details of his advertised 3 month warranty.

I had a terrible experience with this dealer. I went to see a car and liked it. The dealer asked me to pay a deposit of GBP 150 and pick up the car next day at 11. I went there on time and stood in the cold for 40 minutes with my 3 year old but there was no sign of the dealer at the shop. No response to my calls or text messages. I got a call in the evening asking me to come over next day. Worried about the reliability of the dealer, i had a another look at the car. The car was showing 'SRS - Restraint system malfunction' light. He promised me to refund the deposit if i didn't like the car. I gave him my bank account. It's been more than 2 week but there is no sign of refund even after many calls and text messages. Mate, hope you enjoy my money

I purchased a car from Robert back in September 2018, the vehicle was described as a CAT S, but had been told it had "all been sorted". On the face of it the vehicle was clean and the alloy wheels needed a refurb. I purchased the extended warranty just for piece of mind. Having decided to buy the car I was told it would be cleaned and valeted ready for pick up, on the day of pick up the interior hadn't been cleaned, but it had been washed over. I picked up the car and proceeded to drive home. After a couple of days of use the car kept flashing up a TPS tyre pressure warning. After getting it checked by an independent tyre garage they said the Alloy wheel was bent. I called Robert to explain and after some negotiation he agreed to send over the money to get the alloy refurbed, I choose whilst the car was in the garage to get the other 3 wheels done at the same time and new tyres all round. Rolling on a few months just after the warranty expired an "Engine Malfunction Light appeared", having tried to call Robert a few times the phone either rang on or just answerphone. Having spoken to a garage and getting the fault read it was a DPF issue, having paid for a DPF forced re-gen the issue still appears, I only do the odd short journey and when this warning pops up the car goes into limp mode. During this time the cars ODB port was playing up and looked to have been damaged during some sort of repair effort for what I can only assume were air bags or dashboard replacement. Whilst cleaning the car I noticed a hairline split just under the passenger side headlight, thinking nothing of this at the time. This week I decided to get a few bits of paint sorted around the car to tidy it up, the spray shop called me this morning to ask if the car had been in an accident? I replied yes, but the dealership had told me that is was all sorted. The guy laughed and proceeded to explain that the bumper had been badly repaired, the headlight bracket was broken leaving it flapping about, there were 2 inch self tapping screws holding the bumper into the crash bar and the crash bar looks to be badly damaged. All in all this car hasn't been repaired and i'm now looking to pursue this garage for a Final rejection under the consumer credit act section 75. It might have taken some time to see this, but i've had nothing but issues with this car from day one and the original MOT must have been dodgy as no one would've passed this with the problems highlighted above.

Unfortunately Robert is the most unreliable salesman I've ever met. What appears to be a genuine bloke with lots of promising smiles on the surface is filled with deceit. The test drive was fine and he was a nice guy when driving around asking lots of questions of me and my life. However he promised to buy me a new key for the car after purchase. The key I was given was essentially a fake and not the proper cut. When he said he would get me a new one it seemed fine and he would sort it. A month of ignoring my phone calls and blocking me only prevailed when I began to call him as a hidden number. When I got through to him he again agreed to buy the key. After hundreds of missed calls and dozens of ignored texts. I sorted it myself.... It has now cost me £800 to service the car on which I assume he had a dodgy MOT done on the car. It was also £270 for the new key Robs business philosophy will catch up with him but I won't be there to witness it. Try your best to avoid buying from him as you do not know what you are going to get. For Rob, I wish you the best and I hope that I will be the last that you undermine. MERRY CHRISTMAS

Great company to deal with. Before buying my Mercedes E220 I read some of the reviews left by previous customers. I can honestly say that Finest Autos or Rob was straight forward with me from the offset he let me know exactly what I was buying exactly how long my warranty was and presented me with a dealer declaration to sign so we we’re both clear about after care. I admit I only really leave reviews when I have had a bad experience but today I am giving Finest Autos or Rob Five big stars. Top notch service great to have a chat with and a overall good environment.