I purchased a Lamborghini from Imperials for £175k through collecting cars the auction site (167,500 winning bid & 6k+vat fees to cc) on the 9th June. Imperials had stated the car had no faults. Cars listed on there must comply with the credit consumer act, where you have recourse should they be not-as-listed. I had good communication with Mason, Shaun’s Son up until day of collection, the 20th June. When I was there, he told me the car had the tyre light on, but would go out one I was ‘down the road as he’d just chucked some air in’, I asked if that meant it had a puncture, he said no. I took some photos of the car outside the dealership before setting off. I got home and the tyre light had not gone out, also I’d noticed the engine management light was on (and is shown being on in the pictures before I left them). I emailed my findings to Mason the next day, asking what to do. No reply. I emailed again on the 17th July, stating as I’d had no reply offering help, I wanted to exercise my right to reject the faulty vehicle within the 28 day period (credit consumer act). No reply. 16th August, another email sent by me. No reply. I informed Collecting Cars, at this point, who banned them from using their site, and I issued a ‘Notice Before Action’ on the 31st August. I was going to take them to Court for the amount of the service invoice I’d received to put the car right, for nearly £3k. The ecu report from the inspection shows the faults were present & being ‘reset’ for some time before I collected the vehicle. 3 days later, a reply from Mason! The first one since collection – attaching a signed order form by me (which I was given to do after already paying for the vehicle, & as I was out the door with the folder of service history in my arms) where I have waived all my rights to the credit consumer act apparently. It’s just disappointing, buying a car like this should be a great experience, and I’ve been let down by some cowboys. It’s luckily rare this happens now with second hand car sales, as things like the credit consumer act were set up to stamp them out. So please check the paperwork Imperials are getting you to sign when you are buying.

Be aware off this company That was my worse car buying experience on my life. I December 5 December 2021 pay £2000 deposit for Porsche Panamera . Rest money was going to pay by finance. That was agreed few days later and pay out to company on 10 December. After that I was expecting to collect car on first coming weekend . I didn’t hear anything from them about car collection, try to contact few times but unsuccessful. Few days later someone contact by email to say that car is under preparation and is broken and they waiting for parts . We getting same answers every week till Christmas when I was promised that car will be ready to collect. Unfortunately again car wasn’t ready. Was left without car for over new year with running finance on my name . After new year car was still not ready and they ask me to wait till middle off January. I was asked to give me my deposit back and inform finance company about situation and close agreement. Deposit was returned and I was hopping that finance company was sorted out. I was wrong, money was took from my bank for first payment for car and nothing was close . I was contacted police for fraud and also contact finance company about situation, they don’t even know that I never get car . Kevin from this company promise me to let me know when this car is repaired and now they sold car to someone else and left me without car and with finance still on my name . Total scammers please be aware off this people