Parkside Motors

Do NOT buy a car from this place. Absolute joke of a "business". I bought a car as i need one to get me to and back from work and i thought i found the right one but the issues I've had are endless. 1. Boot was jammed - repaired at own 2. Window electric needed repair - repaired at own cost. Finally had enough after brake calipers went after 3 days of driving. Rang owner and asked him to repair them or I'm se ding car back and he said if we did repair them, he will contribute towards the repairs. This was 2 weeks ago and i am still WAITING the contribution that was offered. I am in the process of going through small claims court regarding the dodgy car that was sold. SAVE YOURSELVES YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY AS THIS MAN IS A CON MAN.
Feb 11th, 2020

Oct 26th, 2019

Sep 27th, 2019

Sep 22nd, 2019

AVOID THIS DEALERSHIP AT ALL COSTS! This business is a disgrace. I brought a car from them in May, was advised the MOT would be redone with the price of the car and all issues sorted. Upon picking up the car, i was advised everything was fine, no advisories and the car had passed. After a few weeks there were problems with the car, so looked at the previous MOT advisories which were the same issues the car was having with me. I took the car to an independent garage and they have pulled a report which shows the car should not have passed its MOT. The cost of repair is going to be 700+. There are NO back breaks on the car as they had corroded down, the handbrake was so loose it needs to be replaced, and a whole host of other problems. Parkside Motors/Grove house motors/Flanshaw Lane Motors (THESE GUYS SEEM TO HAVE A LOT OF FINGERS IN A LOT OF PIES!!!) didn't want to know about these problems and essentially told me it was my problem not theirs and to stop calling them about it. It is illegal to sell an UNroadworthy car and to fudge MOT certificates. The car was unsafe from the minute i drove it from the yard, i just didn't realise as i trusted the guy i brought the car from - more fool me. PLEASE avoid these dodgey characters at all costs. Currently taking this up with trading standards and the small claims court.
Oct 18th, 2019