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Autoworld Motor Village (Chesterfield)Newest Review: ... a week later to collect the car. It was then I was told about the £100 credit arrangement fee - something that totally negated the extra £70 from the part-exhange. I thought "well it's only £100" and signed anyway. Upon arriving back home I studied the Finance Agreement and found that the APR was 13.8% and the total Credit Arrangment fee was over £250 ! During the next three days ... more |
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by yorkshire pudding - written on 09/06/07
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I purchased a used car from Autoworld. At first they offered a pittance in part exchange for my old car. After some haggling we were still £70 short of my target trade-in price so it was agreed that I would pay for the car using their finance scheme which had an interest rate of 5% - much more favourable than that of my credit card - which I would have had to use anyway. As Autoworld received extra money from BlackHorse Finance for credit they would be willing to offer me the extra £70 I wanted. We went back to Autoworld in Chesterfield a week later to collect the car. It was then I was told about the £100 credit arrangement fee - something that totally negated ... Read the complete review
by Dean - written on 10/05/07
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unacceptable level of customer care I have received from Autoworld Chesterfield; I have recently purchased a Seat Leon Cupra from the above branch and to say that this was an enjoyable experience would be a totally inaccurate statement. On purchasing the car I was advised that the car would be taxed, on this information I then asked “would you need a cover note from my insurance” as I thought I knew the process because not 18 moths earlier I had purchased a brand new Ibiza cupra from the same branch and they required a cover note, the sales man stated no and they would tax it on the branches insurance. I then received a call one day before I was due to pick up the car ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/03/07 (Very useful, 468 readings)
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I drive a lot. So, about four years ago, I bought myself a brand new Hyundai Elantra. "A What?" I hear you ask, to cut a long story short, its a car about Mondeo sized. The main I reason I bought it wasn't the dazzling good looks or performance it was the Five Years (Yes Five whole years) unlimited mileage warranty. My car has done well in excess of 100000 miles already. I've been fairly careful to make sure that the warranty is up to date. The Service Record claims that you have to have it serviced by a Hyundai dealership. OK I know technically that's not true, but, to save future arguments (by the time you've wasted time arguing about whether its' ... Read the complete review

