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Riveco Automobiles

Woestduinlaan 15A, 3941 XA Doorn, Netherlands

+31 6 53170927

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Detailed Information

Place Types Car dealer
Address Woestduinlaan 15A, 3941 XA Doorn, Netherlands
Coordinate 52.039302,5.328788
Website http://www.riveco.nl/
Rating 4
Compound Code 28QH+PG Doorn, Netherlands

Openning hours

Monday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

Des Mo (12/13/2020)

I have already bought about 10 cars at RIveco in the past 20 years. From Mercedes, to BMW and from Audi to even a Fiat .. always good and always a great deal. The one time I had a car with a defect, they solved this neatly, even if it was out of warranty and therefore out of leniency. I can only recommend Riveco and have done so several times in recent years, as a result of which several family members, friends, acquaintances and colleagues have bought a car at Riveco. And I haven't heard any of them complain.

Wim (07/11/2020)

Looked at convertible, were very nice, above our budget unfortunately.

Sjors Krom (09/04/2019)

Last year I bought my first handsome car: a Peugeot 407 coupe, a special car that you don't see much, even 60000 km on the clock. Unfortunately the problems started coming soon. First of all malfunctions and engine problems, after they have been repaired by the MOT 6 months after purchase for 3800 euros, they looked at how this car went through the MOT, engine supports piece etc .... There would also be a distribution chain , unfortunately that was a band. Ignition coil batteries, all brakes on, multiple ignition coils must be replaced, new tires, rims that did not come loose due to the tightening bolts. All in all, the seller wanted nothing more to do with it and she said he couldn't do anything with it anymore. Have the wheels drill afterwards. Total already on son 4500 euros in costs after a year, you work for that I will say.

Sandra van Bavel (07/07/2019)

Orphans are looking for the BMW M5 from 2001 (41-HK-KP) which according to the advertisement would be perfect and with full history. Nothing turned out to be true; - Coupling broken - Damage history (painted panels) - A strange valuation report that talks about a complete maintenance history, while a large part is missing. - As above, missing or non-conclusive maintenance history - VANOS ticking. The salesman didn't even know what it was and that's bad. In short, a car with around 5000 euros or more in costs. Worse yet, after the owner has been pressured against the facts - he has driven it himself - the advertisement has still not been adjusted. In other words, advertising is lying.