Jeep Cherokee is spot on. I’ve had about ten jeeps in my time and so when I saw that pacific model from Northwest trade center, I knew it was hard to get so I got one. Junaid offered great service.

The Mini hatch is great. I am still waiting for the stickers though. I do wish someone came with me when I went to go view the car so any issues I had, it would’ve been pointed out.

Up until the day of the collection, they were very helpful. Adam there was great and the Renault is fine so far.

5/5

My old car was knackered, so I decided to replace it for the Vauxhall Mokka which I got on finance, so I had more stability with it. The price point and mileage was a massive factor for the purchase but also the credibility from Zuto made it a pretty easy sale.

Best price for the car I seen. I do think some of the photos on the website could be better as It doesn’t really highlight the condition of the vehicle but Wayne I dealt with was all around good.

Tyler at North west was really great. They were local to me and the price range for the vehicles was somewhat comparable. Overall, I thought the length of time it takes to get the car could’ve been improved, I needed to purchase to be pushed through but there was no wiggle room.

Living in London I found the Vauxhall Astra to be more cost effective since I’m not really using it all the time compared to my old car. The car is decent and drives really well, had my eye on that motor for some time.

The ford Mondeo has been alright, had a few problems with it but getting that sorted. It was more affordable compared to the range rover I had being a 20 plate. There was no hassle on the day, it was pretty good.

My Dad needed another motor, so I purchased the Peugeot Partner. It was decent looking and came with wheelchair access which was good. The experience could have been better when I was coming down with the car being all validated and ready to go.