Opel Island dealership and service

First class

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We went to see a used car advertised on the internet. The car found at the battery is approx. it had so much to do with the ad that both were Opel and both were black ... Based on the advertisement, and especially on the pictures in it, I thought I had found a well-maintained, well-maintained and well-equipped car for you, compared to which we found no nearly all-equipped, littered waste in the yard (we asked, there was no mistake, this was the only such 1.7 CDTi Opel at the plant). I got so much information in advance that the varnish started off a bit from the hood. It didn’t show in the pictures, but I thought it would be the biggest problem with a 14-year-old car. I received the license plate via SMS (thank you again), I asked the JSZP, I could have suspected here. The ad also mentioned that there are half-leather seats, however, I was glad that based on the pictures, the right kind of fabric sports seats are in the car. Based on the pictures on the platform, it’s really half-leather, so it’s either another car or the seats have been swapped. Everything else was already visible on the spot: the paint on the hood did not start, but shattered in pieces of m2, just like the rest of the body. The right lamp is almost new, the left ringworm, matte old. The chrome trim on the right door ends about 2 inches higher after closing the door than where it starts under the rear window - something may have happened to that right side. The house of the left mirror is also broken in several places, the paint drips from everywhere around the car, there are cracks on the plastic elements here and there, disappointing. Yeah, the rim is also completely different from the ad, but that’s what we know as the winter-summer shift set. Interior: based on the pictures of the ad, a well-kept, fabric sports interior, leather sports steering wheel, cruise control, GID display, mp3-capable CD30 head unit, digital air conditioning, alu pedals pre-supplied for Sport equipment, in a beautiful, careful condition. Of this, what is true is the CD30 headunit, but neither is the mp3 version. Indeed, half-leather seats, as mentioned in the title, are deprived of gray paint from the center console, the display is 1 BID stiffer than the GID (since not all designed functions are compatible with this, which is an important shortcoming for me), moreover, worn into rags, in ruins, which assumes a run of at least 4-500,000 km, compared to the advertised 223,000. This is also supported by the pedal row: there is no mention of alu pedals, the basic rubber pedal row is in the car, worn out, the brake pedal tread is almost gone, I have never seen such a scandalously broken pedal row in a car. There is no cruise control (the ad text doesn’t even mention it, that’s a fact, but it’s in the pictures), the roof trim hangs a bit, the backlight is off, he’s watching carelessly in the cup holder. Despite the awful overall picture - just for the sake of "joke" - I started it, the engine starts, runs relatively well, but the transmission is also a waste. Honestly, I wouldn’t have dared to take him to a test drive, let alone give him money for it, and take it around my neck. I was deeply disappointed and would never go near Opel Island again.

I don’t recommend it to anyone, they put on a car with a rotten chassis, even though I asked his condition directly. When I wanted to take it back 2 days later it was obviously not taken back.

I have been taking them for a long time to service and examine my car. They are very fair and try to find a solution to every problem. As a brand independent of service and testing, I dare recommend it to everyone. What’s more, if someone wants to buy a new car, professionals are waiting for it with their offers. I wish you much success Opel Island Brand Service!