Wembleypointcars Opiniones 3

He sold car after he said can't find Log book gave me to get New log book from DVLA. After log book came realise special notes 2 This vehicle has been salvaged because the estimated cost commercial repair was more than value of the vehicle he sold it me £2700.

Viewed car under a tree in car park. Car was dirty and had flat battery. Couldn’t test stereo or car alarm etc. I should have stuck with my gut instinct and walked away. Car had issues on the drive home. Seller not willing to repair, he said he had lost money on the car already!
He then wouldn’t answer my calls or emails and wouldn’t respond to recorded letter or accept his liability to repair. I had to take further steps to recover over £1400 of repairs.
Take a look at his sales area and buy elsewhere!

Bought a car in Jan 2018 which WPC claimed that it was repaired and had MOT. Car broke down two months later. Took to a main dealer which found coolant leak, faulty welding, bent cross member, pipes and connections loose (to name a few.. the list goes on) and was advised that the car was not roadworthy and should not have passed MOT. WPC agreed to do the work (I had to arrange for the car to be towed back). Vehicle inspected by another main dealer near to WPC which found that the repairs were insufficient and found further faults. WPC reluctantly agreed to repair after I suggested legal action (they also claimed that it was sold on behalf of a client whom they won't give details of yet their Autotrader ads show 'trader' and no mention until after the sale). Car returned to me with 6 months guarantee but work has not been completed and the car broke down again within a few weeks. WPC not returning any correspondences. Main dealer says it will cost over £10,000 to repair.