Domeradzki Andrzej. Auto - handel

Well, I also advise against watching (and even buying) the car from this gentleman. Very nice talking on the phone, but surly and foaming on the spot. I spent literally 4 minutes watching the car here - the first look at the car (Opel Corsa C 1.2 benz.) Indicated a messy painting of the car and not the best condition of the engine (at the end of the exhaust a large amount of 'tarry sediment' from burned oil). The salesman said nothing while watching the car, only stood next to me and watched what I was doing. In the end I suggested opening the bonnet - and here watching how quickly it began, it ended. Shortly after opening the bonnet - the seller looked even more closely, but with some kind of nervousness. I thought - ok, maybe it's a bad day ... Unfortunately, it wasn't about the day, but about the place of my in-depth examination of the condition of the sold car. I unscrew the oil filler plug for the engine - and here a thick 'mayonnaise' (a typical symptom of a damaged head gasket). To my statement that the car is in poor condition - the seller got angry, said that I was joking and closed all open doors and the bonnet. He locked the car and said that it would not be enough of him ... Well, fortunately, I live less than 12 km from Mr. Andrzej Domeradzki, but what about people from other places? My advice: If you do not want to have problems with the car you bought, or a guarantee "to the gate and we do not know each other" - better avoid this trader "money". It is a waste of your time and nerve on such people and money.

I strongly advise against buying this Lord. We had an appointment to buy a car, especially we traveled 120km from another city. When we arrived at the place at the agreed time, he did not pick up the phone first, and then it turned out that the car had just been sold to someone else. A serious man, a complete disrespect to the other person

Not professional, despite arranging a visual inspection with a person from another city, sells the car 5 minutes before the client's arrival. In return, he tries to push the car at an inflated price (since they arrived 300km, they will probably buy something at any price)