I really wish I had read the reviews about this dealer before I bought a car from them. It was a VW Polo 1.2, 2007, low mileage, only 2 keepers and "excellent conditions" they said. Price: 3,195£. I mentioned to Danny, very persuasive seller, I was looking for a reliable car to commute to work through the M25. In the end, I bought it on a Sunday. I didn't use it until the next Saturday when I drove to Reading. After a couple of miles, the car suddenly lost power in the M25. I really struggle to reach the emergency lane at 20 mph with the other cars overtaking at 80 mph. By pure chance I didn't cause an accident. Eventually the car is towed to a nearby garage, where the mechanic come out with a long list of repairs. Coil pucks are gone, spark plugs, air and oil filters need be replaced... and "the car is burning oil". "This car is in very poor conditions. I would need to remove the cylinder head and investigate it further. The absolute minimum charge would be 7-800£, but it may cost you much more." Not only that. I find out that the car actually had 6 keepers, the last had the car for 2 months only. I start to understand what their business is all about. On Monday I call Jason Cars. The guy listens to me and tells me he will call me back. He never did. I call again threatening I would call the Citizen Advice Bureau and Trading Standards. They told me they will call me back again. They never did. As suggested by the Citizen Advice Bureau, I send them my refund request in writing through recorded mail. They refuse to accept it. The Citizen Advice Bureau passes the case to Trading Standards. I send the letter again. After a few days they call me back. They accept to refund me the whole amount but 500£ to cover their expenses. Funny, eh? Gavin, very arrogant and aggressive, come to take the car with the cheque. It is over. On the same day the car is back for sale in their website. Two weeks after the car doesn't appear in their website anymore. Probably sold it to the next innocent. They don't just fraud innocent people, they also put their life at serious risk by selling unroadworthy cars. I really hope Trading Standards close them down soon. Avoid, avoid, avoid!!! read more