I sent $4000 off into the unknown directly to salvage auto sales from Melbourne. What I received…read morewas better than I expected and more. Thanks guys look forward to doing it all again without reservation. No worries

If you are looking for spare parts for a reasonable price for you car. I strongly recommend this…read moreguys. They are kind wreckers, but they get their parts from salvage and Damaged cars an they specialise in damaged holden commodores VE and HSV Really worth check they out

Do not purchase anything from this company…read more Product quality is poor and the price is exorbitant. You will regret your purchase Company doesn't communicate when you have an issue or to seek a quick RESOLUTION. DO NOT PURCHASE FROM THIS COMPANY

We're extremely impressed with the service from Pete and Helen. We had 2 cars with both side…read moremirrors smashed during a big storm in Brisbane. I emailed the Mirrors 4 cars at about 5.30 to get a quote for replacing the mirrors so we could drive the cars. Within 10 minutes I had an email back with a detailed quote, then Helen rang a few minutes later and organised an appointment the next morning. On time, efficient, friendly, and very reasonable prices. This is a small owner-operator business and you can really tell, as the personalized service is above and beyond. I can't recommend them highly enough!

From the time we walked into JSW we were attended to even though we were just kicking tyres and…read morewindow shopping for Can Am Spyders. We were pleased to receive a contact from their Spyder specialist Dean within days and they accommodated with organising time and day for a test ride on an available bike which was for sale. From the get go all our questions were answered and the deal done to purchase. Due to constant rain that week Dean organised everything to our satisfaction and personally delivered the bike to our home in Brisbane. We are very happy to have purchased with JSW and thank Dean for his brilliant service.

Told bike only had one previous owner but they left the receipts with 3 previous owners in the…read morepaperwork also bike arrived with damages that they didn't show & wouldn't acknowledge very rude My advice is steer clear see photos below

Ordered Black Honda Cmx500 with Black Rims. l was told by the dealer that black rims come standard…read morewith new orders, this was also confirmed with Honda Australia by email. Team Moto Gold Coast then delivered the bike to me with Gold Rims stating 'we never discussed rim colour' ... which was so untrue.. I would never have ordered my new bike from Team Moto Gold Coast if I had of known how deceptive they were.

My name is John Parjel, 82 yo. I bought a Garmin Sat Nav Drive 53. Was VERY…read moreunsatisfied. Had 2-3 previous Garmins in last 20 odd years. This one was VERY hard to use and lacked MANY previous features. Upon presenting my box and receipt to SuperCheap Robina, they immediately gave me a full refund. I have found this store VERY customer friendly and ethical. Thanks, SC Robina.

My Autobarn Black Friday Experience…read more By a man who only wanted clean cars and a quiet life Today's journey through the hallowed halls of Autobarn Upper Coomera could best be described as a fascinating anthropological study in retail chaos, emotional fragility, and the tragic misuse of the phrase "it's all ready for you." Let me set the scene. Having been recommended Bowden's Own car care products by a friend who swears by them with the sort of passion usually reserved for religion, politics, or early Beatles albums, I made the noble decision to pre-order my chosen elixirs via telephone. This was strategic. Surgical. Flawless. I explained that I would be arriving--credit card holstered, primed, and ready for rapid deployment--so it would be splendid if the products were prepared at the spare parts counter, where I was assured they would await me like obedient disciples. Ah, sweet innocence. Act I: The Counter of Broken Promises Upon arrival I swaggered toward the parts desk, fully expecting a smooth, elegant transaction worthy of a Black Friday success montage. Instead, I was told: "Yes, we have the list... but unfortunately, because of Black Friday, we, uh... haven't been able to assist yet." Beautiful. Poetic. Shakespeare couldn't have written tragedy with timing that precise. But not to worry, a young team member--fresh from the retail trenches--was allegedly going to take over. All I had to do was return later. Sunday? Absolutely not a problem, I was told. This confidence will age like milk. Act II: The Return -- Hope Dies Quickly Returning today, armed with optimism and a credit card with high self-esteem, I was greeted by the manager himself. He approached with the energy of a man preparing to audition for MasterChef: Excuses Edition. Rather than simply say, "Sorry mate, we dropped the ball," he instead lovingly wove a tapestry of explanations, tightly stitched with panic, denial, and the unmistakable aura of someone experiencing either retail menopause or the emotional turbulence of a teenager discovering their first period. He became so irritated that I half expected him to throw a Bowden's Own Snow Job Foam Lance at my head and declare the entire store a "feelings unsafe zone." Act III: The Pilgrimage to the Bowden Shelf The manager then escorted us--very abruptly--to the Bowden's section, before abandoning us like an unwanted child at a bus stop. No guidance. No conversation. Just evaporated into the fluorescent-lit distance. Thank goodness for Google, who, unlike my retail Sherpa, chose to fulfil its guiding purpose. And here's the twist: The products he swore were unavailable, impossible to source, tragically depleted due to Black Friday madness... were quite literally sitting on the shelf with enough stock to last the next 10 months. Stacked. Shining. Mocking. A miracle? No. Just general incompetence with bad dramatic flair. Contextual Tragedy We have two brand new vehicles. We were ready. We were eager. We were prepared to spend real money. Bowden's Own was highly recommended by an actual expert. But Autobarn Upper Coomera managed to turn what should have been a 90-second swipe-and-leave transaction into an epic saga of frustration, disappointment, and emotional retail turbulence. Final Review Score If I were a mystery shopper? 2 out of 10. The "2" is generous and awarded solely because the store's front door opened successfully when I walked in. If I were Bowden's Head of Sales? I would be asking serious questions about whether Autobarn genuinely has the brand's best interests in mind--or whether the staff simply grab whichever excuse is closest to hand and hope no one notices the shelves full of product right behind them.

Great service and a really great range. The staff here have helped me out multiple times.read more

I bought a car from Mark after my car was stolen. Mark, his partner & brother have looked after us…read morein every way, they have been incredible, I love a real honest Aussie business & this team/company is that, they are kept in line thou by two incredibly wonderful four legged companion's their dogs, they make the team - http://www.mjauto.net.au/ - 199 Southport Nerang Road, SOUTHPORT 4215, 07 55911007

Had a suspension upgrade done on my Subaru Outback by a Fulcrum dealer workshop, who for whatever…read morereason chose to fit front springs specified for a different model, compromising rake, wheel alignment, tyre wear, handling, and ride. I contacted this dealer workshop once I knew what was wrong, who claimed that they'd make the correct choice of spring. Contacted head office and received a reply within 24 hours advising that Fulcrum would make good the error at no additional charge. Took it to the Browns Plains workshop where the job was done right. Car now rides level and handles safely. Would definitely return to and recommend the Browns Plains workshop.