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Reviews about Westwood Motors

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  2017-12-04, by jonny mellor
  Bad attitude, arrogant and obnoxious staff, not very knowledgeable or bright,, exactly the sort of people you don't want to deal with. The car had a slow puncture flat tyre when I viewed, they said it would be sorted for collection, (you'd assume a new tyre or at least a puncture repair) but no! They had just put some air in it.......i found this out a day later as needless to say it was flat within 24 hours! I'd been on the motorway with it in that time too, could have easily of blown out and caused a serious accident......these cowboys would be more suited to car sales of the 1970's or 80's, they make Arthur Daley look like a trustworthy salesman. Just read the other reviews of this place, bad review followed by bad review......still at least they are consistently bad! Wouldn't deal with these people again if they paid me. All I can say to any potential customers if theirs is AVOID AVOID AVOID!!!!
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  2017-07-28, by Chris Egan
  Just got off the phone from this charming customer-centric business: "Hello?" "Yes, hello!" "You've just sent me a message." "Ahh yes, about the Mercedes." "You sent me a message at 4 o'clock this morning." "Sorry about that. I work nights; it comes with the territory." "Which car is it you want to know about?" "The C230 Kompressor." "And what is it you want to know?" "Just the mileage, please. It wasn't on the advert." "A hundred thousand miles." "Okay, thank-you." "Tosser." -BEEP/DEAD LINE- Evidently, should you choose to invest the next step of your road-faring journey in Westwood Motors, you can feel assured that their eager, friendly representatives will be on hand to assist with any queries that may arise. Happy motoring :-)
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  2017-05-23, by Frank Smyth
  Bought a Land Rover Discovery from Westwood, was told that the only problems with it were slight rust on the rear bumper and two rear tyres with minimal tread - both of which I was okay with. Getting the car home (to Ireland !) and giving it a proper shakedown, I found that there was terminal rust under the carpets, a water pump that was on its way out, timing belt on its last legs and most importantly, an oil-pressure-warning lamp on the dashboard that had been DISABLED !! I connected it back up, and it is lit up permanently, so I can only presume that it was disabled on purpose because of engine problems on the way. Fresh oil, filter and switch have not alleviated the light being lit up. The engine had no coolant either, just tap water. So, make up your own mind, caveat empor and all that, but disabling the oil light is a pretty devious thing to do.