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Det er virkelig nogle gode priser på bilerne, der er til salg, som sammen med den altid gode service, helt sikkert sælger.
At man samtidig bliver mødt af godt humør, stor viden og godt værksted er super trygt.
Tak for handlen her fra - og tak for den altid gode service og gode priser på værkstedet.
Overholder ikke deres aftaler.
Jeg havet en aftale med dem på noget jeg havet haft et problem med længe. Det påstår og have fået det forkerte hjem og blev sur på mig over de ikke kunne havet lavet det de kunne give mig et tid 14 dage senere. Han fortalt også da vi lavet aftale det var både højre og Vester side til den aftale pris. Da jeg så spøger inde til den aftale jeg har 14 dage senere fortæller han at det nu kun er højer side til den pris. Så har spildt en masse tid må nu finde en ny til at lave det
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