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Cargiant.co.uk

razorblunt · 2008-05-05 18:44:36

Anyone have any experience of buying cars from them? I'm looking at getting a 3 series coupe in the summer off them there is some huge savings for 2005 models.

05-05-2008 6:44pm

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Anyone have any experience of buying cars from them? I'm looking at getting a 3 series coupe in the summer off them there is some huge savings for 2005 models.

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#2 05-05-2008 6:51pm

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While I didn't buy my car directly from them, I bought it from the guy who did. He barely drove it before selling it on. Car is immaculate, full service history. I think that they don't accept deposits over the phone, so you'll have to bring a sterling draft or something I think. Get UK road tax sorted, the guy I bought it from got pulled right outside the gate of the place. Leave time for the 2 hours or so it takes for a vehicle check once you've decided to buy it.

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#3 05-05-2008 9:28pm

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Please use the search function.

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#4 05-05-2008 9:46pm

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They charge Administration fees on top of the quoted prices, make sure that you get full details of all fees and charges before agreeing a price and then discovering you're 50 quid short when you go to sign the dotted line

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