Aim Cars

Hours

Friday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Saturday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Sunday:
10:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Monday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Thursday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 AM

Chamber Rating

4.2 - (128 reviews)
92
10
3
2
21
Read Our 128 Reviews

Chamber Rating

4.2 - (128 reviews)
92
10
3
2
21
  • Jay Bannocks

    Car not working as advertised, multiple problems identified in the car less than a week after buying, despite having a week to get the car ready. No aftercare. Simply passing the blame on whenever trying to contact them about the issues. James, the seller, frequently does not answer his phone, even during office hours, and is completely reluctant to resolve the issues with the car, despite being provided a supposed 3 month warranty.
    Dec 9th, 2022

  • Karen Greville

    There is no minus stars rating! Cars not fit for purpose, questionable MOT, questionable service, wont take calls, answer machine full, no response to emails, will not fix unsafe cars. Seriously out of pocket and despite partners towed back to them 2 months ago, we have no car, no repair and cant get hold of them. Spent 800 on the car within weeks of buying being told the warranty would cover. Guess what....the warranty did not exist!!! LOOK ALL OVER THE INTERNET FOR MORE OF THE SAME....legal action is commencing.
    Dec 1st, 2022

  • Paul G

    Promised to sort the tax - not sorted Promised 100 for p/x - not sorted "Send us an email and we will sort it" - no response to several emails. "Boss is on holiday", "oh yeah, the guy never came back with your px" just continuous nonsense, maybe because they are under the impression they can rip-off pensioners. I've paid the in-laws car tax - so you don't owe them anymore. You owe me instead. This business doesn't respond when they owe you money. So scammers? Frauds? Disreputable? Untrustworthy? Take your pick.
    Oct 1st, 2022

  • Paul W

    Everything was ok to begin with agreed a deal with a witness present on a car that after an MOT any advisories would be dealt with. The car had 3 advisories to begin with after the MOT it had 6 which they backed tracked on their agreement & refused to rectify. We decided not to buy the car as it was too much hassle and they agreed to refund my deposit. Since then they have made any excuse they can not refund me. After many texts & no shows when agreed I have had to take legal advice. Do not trust them in anyway they are happy to take your deposit but will give you the run around to avoid paying back when agreed when things go wrong. Luckily I have an uncle who is a solicitor & I will take action if it is not resolved promptly. Please spread the word not to trust them in anyway shape or form.
    Oct 12th, 2022

  • Grace xox

    Brought Ford ka in April. Noticed the clutch was clicking on test drive but everything else about the car seemed perfect. I raised the clutch with James after the test drive, he assured me it would get fixed and so I purchased the car. I rang every few days to see the progress of getting the clutch fixed and was told they were waiting for a part to arrive. Finally I could go pick it up and all seemed well for about a month. Until the clicking came back. Took the car to my trusted garage to find out aim cars hadnt installed a new part, they had simply done a temporary weld of my clutch pedal when in fact the whole pedal was broken. After months of negotiating with James he finally agreed to pay 250 towards the cost which I had to pay for a new clutch pedal (total bill came to over 550). However after many more months of back and forth, I am still yet to receive any payment and have been set back more than 550. During this time I also received a letter from blue chip warranty stating that aim cars never even paid for my 3 months warranty!! Very very frustrated. Untrustworthy people. Do not give them your money
    Sep 8th, 2022

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About
Aim Cars

Aim Cars is located at 299 Bowbridge Rd in Newark on Trent, England NG24 4EQ. Aim Cars can be contacted via phone at (163) 691-8218 for pricing, hours and directions.

Contact Info

  •   (163) 691-8218

Questions & Answers

Q What is the phone number for Aim Cars?

A The phone number for Aim Cars is: (163) 691-8218.


Q Where is Aim Cars located?

A Aim Cars is located at 299 Bowbridge Rd, Newark on Trent, eng NG24 4EQ


Q What is the internet address for Aim Cars?

A The website (URL) for Aim Cars is: https://aimcars.co.uk/?post_type=vehicle


Q What days are Aim Cars open?

A Aim Cars is open:
Friday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Sunday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM


Q How is Aim Cars rated?

A Aim Cars has a 4.2 Star Rating from 128 reviewers.

Hours

Friday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Saturday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Sunday:
10:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Monday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Thursday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 AM

Ratings and Reviews
Aim Cars

Overall Rating

Overall Rating
( 128 Reviews )
92
10
3
2
21
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Jay Bannocks on Google

image Car not working as advertised, multiple problems identified in the car less than a week after buying, despite having a week to get the car ready. No aftercare. Simply passing the blame on whenever trying to contact them about the issues. James, the seller, frequently does not answer his phone, even during office hours, and is completely reluctant to resolve the issues with the car, despite being provided a supposed 3 month warranty.


Karen Greville on Google

image There is no minus stars rating! Cars not fit for purpose, questionable MOT, questionable service, wont take calls, answer machine full, no response to emails, will not fix unsafe cars. Seriously out of pocket and despite partners towed back to them 2 months ago, we have no car, no repair and cant get hold of them. Spent 800 on the car within weeks of buying being told the warranty would cover. Guess what....the warranty did not exist!!! LOOK ALL OVER THE INTERNET FOR MORE OF THE SAME....legal action is commencing.


Paul G on Google

image Promised to sort the tax - not sorted
Promised 100 for p/x - not sorted
"Send us an email and we will sort it" - no response to several emails.
"Boss is on holiday", "oh yeah, the guy never came back with your px" just continuous nonsense, maybe because they are under the impression they can rip-off pensioners.
I've paid the in-laws car tax - so you don't owe them anymore. You owe me instead.
This business doesn't respond when they owe you money. So scammers? Frauds? Disreputable? Untrustworthy? Take your pick.


Paul W on Google

image Everything was ok to begin with agreed a deal with a witness present on a car that after an MOT any advisories would be dealt with. The car had 3 advisories to begin with after the MOT it had 6 which they backed tracked on their agreement & refused to rectify. We decided not to buy the car as it was too much hassle and they agreed to refund my deposit. Since then they have made any excuse they can not refund me. After many texts & no shows when agreed I have had to take legal advice. Do not trust them in anyway they are happy to take your deposit but will give you the run around to avoid paying back when agreed when things go wrong. Luckily I have an uncle who is a solicitor & I will take action if it is not resolved promptly. Please spread the word not to trust them in anyway shape or form.


Grace xox on Google

image Brought Ford ka in April. Noticed the clutch was clicking on test drive but everything else about the car seemed perfect. I raised the clutch with James after the test drive, he assured me it would get fixed and so I purchased the car. I rang every few days to see the progress of getting the clutch fixed and was told they were waiting for a part to arrive. Finally I could go pick it up and all seemed well for about a month. Until the clicking came back. Took the car to my trusted garage to find out aim cars hadnt installed a new part, they had simply done a temporary weld of my clutch pedal when in fact the whole pedal was broken. After months of negotiating with James he finally agreed to pay 250 towards the cost which I had to pay for a new clutch pedal (total bill came to over 550). However after many more months of back and forth, I am still yet to receive any payment and have been set back more than 550. During this time I also received a letter from blue chip warranty stating that aim cars never even paid for my 3 months warranty!! Very very frustrated. Untrustworthy people. Do not give them your money


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