Unbeatable car / Jeffries Farm Trade Centre

[Jam The Man]

Anyone had dealings?

www.unbeatablecar.com

 

[Hatterlovesbrighton]

Not going to get lots of bargains but they are normally pretty good quality cars

 

[Simster]

Jeffries Farm, yes. The best thing about the place is that you can go and view different cars close up in one big warehouse.

Wouldn't advise buying from there though. Our Renault Espace was always going to be a shit purchase because it was a Renault but didn't like the way Jeffries tried to convince us that the sticky coating they added to the seats was a real benefit, and more importantly I didn't feel the grunts on the shop floor knew what they were talking about. Oh and there was the small fact that neither brakes nor tyres were safe to drive when we first bought it.

 

[Rookie]

Got my current car from them, didn't take any of the extras they tried to flog but it was a good deal especially considering the low mileage it had done. Probably a bit overpriced but has been fine so far 18 months and counting

 

[Jam The Man]

Cheers all!

 

[happypig]

Got my current car from them, didn't take any of the extras they tried to flog but it was a good deal especially considering the low mileage it had done. Probably a bit overpriced but has been fine so far 18 months and counting

How can it be a good deal and overpriced.

 

[Kenneth Wattle]

In my experience (and a few other people I've spoken to since) the place is run by a bunch of crooks!

Good prices for buying but they will give you next to nothing for your current car if you are part exchanging - certainly nowhere near it's p/ex value.

Mate of mine bought a Ford Focus there last year and has been back 3 times with major problems in the first MONTH after purchase which Jefferies claim they have 'fixed' but in all honesty appear not to give a s**t

 

[Laughing Gravy]

Jeffries Farm, yes. The best thing about the place is that you can go and view different cars close up in one big warehouse.

Wouldn't advise buying from there though. Our Renault Espace was always going to be a shit purchase because it was a Renault but didn't like the way Jeffries tried to convince us that the sticky coating they added to the seats was a real benefit, and more importantly I didn't feel the grunts on the shop floor knew what they were talking about. Oh and there was the small fact that neither brakes nor tyres were safe to drive when we first bought it.

I have had 4 Renaults, got two now and they have been great cars, never let me down once.
Doesnt matter which make you go for, you are always going to get a plum.

 

[sir danny cullip]

My old man used Jeffries a few years back and did part exchange on his old car (landrover), pretty sure the price he got was comparable with other offers he'd had.

 

[Jam The Man]

LOL.. if I get the supposed market value of £900 for my Fiat it'd be a miracle!

 

[sir danny cullip]

Comparable to other part ex offers! Someone above mentioned that the valuations tend to be a lot lower but I don't recall him having a similar problem and the car purchased has been great also.

 

[Jam The Man]

Fingers crossed!

 

[Badger]

Bought my previous car from Jeffries Farm, I think I got lucky with the guy that sold it to me he seemed to know what he was talking about and didn't try to flog me any of the extras. I had the car for 18 months and never had a problem with it, I wouldn't say it was particularly overpriced either so no complaints from me. I guess it's just luck of the draw.

 

[simon swagbag]

I understand that the BLONDE in the TV ad doesn't work there.
She is an ACTRESS who was paid in the region of £800 for an afternoon's work.
Bloom OUT!

 

[Chester Drawers]

My Mrs bought her Fiesta there about 7 years ago - never had a problem with it, low mileage very very good condition - she's still very pleased with it.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Bought a Vauxhall Omega from them many years ago when the company was actually owned by Mr.Jefferies lol. He made his money from farming, hence the name, then decided to sell a few used cars from an old barn on his premises out near Billingshurst somewhere. Obviously must have been doing something right, as look at them now. He sold the business on, made a mint, and now they have establiished themselves in massive premises up near Crawley.

The Omega served me well for about fiive years too, and as l recall it was quite cometiitively priced.

 

[WATFORD zero]

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Doesnt matter which make you go for, you are always going to be a plum.

Bit uncalled for !

 

[Laughing Gravy]

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Bit uncalled for !

Sorry I meant get a plum, not be one lol.

Sorry Fella