Kylemore Trade Center

stoveen123

Anyone ever deal with these? Just on the outskirts of dublin? Any good or bad experiences?

Thanks

goochy

with a name like that do they sell to public ? not long in business - they are located within right price cars - dont know if they sell their trade ins or if its same company

stoveen123

goochy wrote: »

with a name like that do they sell to public ? not long in business - they are located within right price cars - dont know if they sell their trade ins or if its same company

Yeah they sell to the public. Dont think they are open too long... done a small bit of googling and found they opened in july 14... found them on donedeal... just looking to see what there like...

James Bond Junior

They are owned by right price cars. Solocheck shows they have the same directors.

goochy

these type of dealers should always be treated with suspicion - no matter how cheap the car do a history check and get a mechanic to check .never put much faith in any warranty and assume dealer is lying unless proven otherwise. sorry but thats how you should be thinking when going to view a car . i am a Dub living in cork - have friends who are mechanics and work locally to that place they might be able to look at a car for you ?? they wouldnt know any of these used car dealers , i got one to look at a car for me at dealer on naas road saved my travelling from cork and wasted trip

stoveen123

James Bond Junior wrote: »

They are owned by right price cars. Solocheck shows they have the same directors.

Oh right. Thanks a million. Ill have a look and see what i can dig up about right price cars... travelling up the country, just want to make sure its not a waste

George Dalton

The only point I can see of an arrangement like this one is that it is a convenient way for the main business to offload trade-ins (which for one reason or another are not suitable/profitable/desirable for them to retail ) without having to provide any warranty or after-sales service.

Are you a trade buyer who is aware of the risks involved and are willing to accept those risks?

Do you know cars well enough to make an accurate judgment on the condition of the car you are going to look at?

If you can't answer yes to at least one of those questions then you shouldn't be considering buying a car under these circumstances IMO.

Atlantic Dawn

Typically in my experience if it's a popular car and a trade sale there's something strongly up with it. Exceptions on a trade sale can be large engined petrol cars that they are trying to get rid of due to lack of demand.

George Dalton

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Typically in my experience if it's a popular car and a trade sale there's something strongly up with it. Exceptions on a trade sale can be large engined petrol cars that they are trying to get rid of due to lack of demand.

Precisely. Couldn't agree more.

B00056718

Was there on Saturday. Cars are as seen and no warranty. Didn't see one car worth the money they asking. Most of them had very strong signs of very careless previous owners and really hard life.

Very tired looking place