Cotswoldscarsandcommercials Opiniones 

I bought an excellent former fleet works Ford Transit 2.0l 17 plate from Costswold cars and commercials recently and must recommend this company to any one in the trade who is located in the Coventry area.

They were very forthcoming with details on the viechle and as an appointment only company were even able to offer me a personal video of the van and a same day appointment.

Many thanks, Phil Engleton

I would advise potential buyers to exercise caution with this dealer.I recently purchased a Kia Sportage (NK68 EUW) from them, for £11,595. Within 24 hours of the sale, I identified faults including an inoperative windscreen washer, which became apparent during normal driving conditions and was later confirmed by an independent garage. I reported this immediately, but the dealer refused to repair the issue or cover the cost. An inoperative windscreen washer means a vehicle does not meet roadworthiness requirements, and as such the vehicle was in an unroadworthy condition at the point of sale.I exercised my statutory right to reject the vehicle within the required timeframe. However, the process was not straightforward and took approximately five weeks from my formal rejection to receiving a refund, leaving me without a car and having to hire one at my own expense. During this period, the dealer acknowledged in writing that the issues could be addressed under warranty. However, before any work was carried out, the vehicle was independently inspected again and found to have excessive corrosion on the underside, likely requiring structural work within a couple of years. The dealer insisted I return the vehicle to his location for a refund, which would have required either driving an unroadworthy vehicle or paying over £200 for transport. After further pressure and the prospect of legal action, he eventually agreed to collect the vehicle, but then refused to pay the garage invoice for the agreed work, despite having been provided with it in advance.I was also concerned by the subsequent handling of the vehicle. It was collected, driven back to the dealer’s premises, put through an MOT the same day, and re-listed for sale the following day. Given the issues identified during inspection, I question whether these could have been properly addressed in such a short timeframe. The dealer had been made aware of these concerns prior to re-advertising the car. As of 21 June 2026, the vehicle remains advertised for sale on the dealer’s website, despite the concerns raised prior to its re-listing. Based on my experience, I would strongly recommend that any prospective buyer arranges an independent inspection before purchasing a vehicle from this business.

I’m a customer from Ireland saw a vintage 1995 Honda on their website last November Called Rob got all details purchased on his word Held car for me on deposit until early January car as described Very happy with service Thanks Gary and Rob will be keeping an eye on website Tom

Avoid. Awful experience all round. Wouldn’t trust buying a push bike

Found the ideal car almost by accident. Nice premises, no hard sell, plenty of time to look over the car, easy test drive, agreed required work price and collection date. Everything was exactly as described. A genuinely pleasant experience. Very happy.

I bought a van on Oktober 2022, these days I don't have a van, I don't have money, I paid 12700. While driving home from Coventry, I noticed an engine failure, I gave it to the seller for warranty repair on November 28, I approached the lawyers about monetary compensation in court, the lawyers said that it can take up to 18 months. I do not advise you to buy from this seller, it is a waste of time and nerve damage