I want to be clear; we're not selling the car for the customer! It's a C&C auction. As the customer is not accustomed to C&C we'd said we'd help out. There are no issues with service history, as he was not using the car he got the car M.O.T closer to home, he has the receipts and invoices for proof. I have answered any questions that have been asked and I don't know where the idea that there is no transparency has come from?! This after all is an auction, we have tried to be as clear as possible with and information, again, we didn't write the description, it does say there are additional invoices with it . This car is lovely having driven it, it just doesn't meet retailer standards as mentioned in the answers on C&C.
Thanks, appreciate the reply and apologies, I was a little harsh. It was a touch confusing to read and as a prospective bidder, it wasn't clear who, what, where and when until the comments began to roll out.
I guess you guys are trying to help and it's a case of no good deed goes unpunished. The vendor would have been sensible to get it serviced, just to assuage people's concerns - we have to fill in blanks and potentially commit a lot of money so it's natural to have some nervousness. I know you guys are absolutely 100% with a good reputation. Sadly, having looked at various cars on C&C, I've encountered some sharp practice so until it appeared you had at least a walk on part, which gave some comfort, it was all a touch woolly.
As I said, it looks a lovely car and whilst it needs some remediation on the paint, it's clearly been looked after.
