Grangeprestigecars Reviews 

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I recently purchased a 2016 BMW 335d xDrive from Grange Prestige Cars and have been very impressed so far. The car was presented in excellent condition – exceptionally clean, tidy, and clearly very well looked after by its previous owner.

The buying experience was straightforward and hassle-free from start to finish. Harry provided great customer service throughout, was knowledgeable, helpful, and made the whole process easy.

Although I’ve only had the car since yesterday, my first impressions are extremely positive and I’m delighted with the purchase. I would happily recommend Grange Prestige Cars to anyone looking for a quality used vehicle.

Thank you, Harry and the team.

I bought a car in November from Grange Prestige cars for my daughter 2 years ago and we went back recently to replace our car. The service was excellent just as it was the first time. Great price on our PX. They sorted out delivery as well. Harry is very knowledgeable and personable, we will be recommending them to our family and friends.

Was sold car that I’ve had to spend a fortune on, guy was nice enough but seemed dodgy to begin with and my instinct was right. A few of the things I had to get sorted on the car may have been down to wear and tear but it seems most of it was there to begin with, don’t like leaving bad reviews but I felt it was the right then to do.

This is a mixed review as the whole experience wasn't bad but things happened which means it was not a perfect experience. They allowed me to get an AA approved report for the car I was looking at and Harry helped speed the process up. Although anyone reading this: the AA do not really check everything with the engine as I found out. An oil leak was found immediately after purchase despite it getting a glowing report. This is where things got annoying and worrying because I'd paid for an extra warranty with the car for peace of mind and because with their basic warranty Id have to bring the car back to them and I'm an hour and 40mins away. So, when I reported the oil leak they said I had to go through the warranty assist policy. So despite my car being in a garage ready to be diagnosed. Warranty assist took 4 days to start looking at the claim and then decided they want to send their own mechanic out. But this took 9 or 10 days (can't remember exactly) then the report from the mechanics took another 9 or 10days but as this process is unreasonably long I'd already instructed the garage to diagnose and fix the issue. It was a known problem with Seat Leons as they sell bolt kits to fix it. Obviously warranty assist rejected the claim stating it was a pre existing condition and you're only covered for anything that breaks after the date of purchase. And also because I'd had the car repaired that also gave them reason to not accept the claim. So for me warranty assist isn't worth the money and I still feel miss old on the policy as things like this should be highlighted at point of purchase. However, Harry did then agreed to cover the cost of the repair which again is what I would expect. During this claim process you have to go online to make the claim and they ask for the dates of the last 3 services. I believed this car to have a service history but the only evidence provided was the original service back in 2018 and granges oil service done sometimes in 2025. Also, when I bought the car I was sold it with 2 keys. The second key worked to remote unlock and lock, but when we tried to start the car it was unrecognised by the vehicles immobiliser. When I reported this to Harry he said that they don't guarantee 2nd keys work and I can pay to go get it programmed. If I had more time I'd go to trading standards to see if this is correct as I highly doubt it. Next time Harry just chuck the key in the bin as I wouldn't have questioned it only having one key.

Overall - I'm not saying I wouldn't use this company if I was local and they offered a better warranty policy. But I won't be rushing back.

Buying from Grange Prestige Cars has been one of the worst consumer experiences of my life.

Harry sold me a car with a serious oil leak and timing chain/tensioner issue, neither of which were disclosed at the time of purchase. He bragged about a “50-point inspection” on all their cars, yet when pressed, couldn’t produce a single report – instead claiming they “only get told about faults.” I suppose a major oil leak and timing chain issues simply weren’t bad enough to mention?

When I reported the problems, they initially offered to pay for repairs. I obtained a professional quote, but Tom deemed it “too expensive” and instead insisted on collecting the car so their own mechanic could “put it right.” After days of chasing, I was told the timing tensioner and cam cover gasket had been replaced – but the sump gasket, which my mechanic identified as the real source of the leak, was ignored.

After keeping the car for 8 days, they returned it in the most unprofessional way imaginable: at 2am, without warning, posting the keys through my letterbox. This gave me no opportunity to inspect the vehicle before taking it back. It felt less like customer service and more like they were sneaking away from responsibility. Unsurprisingly, the oil leak remained – and was actually worse than before.

When I pushed for a proper resolution, their response was insulting. They offered me a refund £1,000 less than I paid, simply because I had driven 2,000 miles – as though I should pay for their dishonesty and incompetence. To add insult to injury, they outright refused to cover the full cost of repairs, leaving me to deal with faults that were clearly present when they sold me the car.

This is not the conduct of a professional or trustworthy dealership. It is the behaviour of a business that cuts corners, hides behind excuses, and shows no integrity whatsoever once they’ve taken your money.

If you are even considering buying from Grange Prestige Cars, think again. They embody everything that gives used car dealers their dreadful reputation: deception, shoddy workmanship, evasive tactics, and shameless exploitation of customers.

I am now escalating this to Trading Standards and preparing legal action. Save yourself the stress, the cost, and the regret – stay well away from Grange Prestige Cars.

The reason I went back to GPC for my recent upgrade is because of the outstanding experience I had with them the last time I visited. They went above and beyond to ensure I got the perfect car, and the one I purchased was absolutely fantastic. The level of service I received was second to none, and I knew that if I needed an upgrade, GPC would be my first choice.

The new Mitsubishi Space Star ticks all the boxes for me, it’s perfect whether I need it for work or personal use. From the moment I saw it, I knew it was the right choice. The car is practical, reliable, and exactly what I was looking for. The purchase experience was refreshing, as the team at the dealership never applied any pressure. They made sure I felt comfortable throughout the whole process, from start to finish. They were friendly, knowledgeable, and really took the time to understand my needs. I felt at ease every step of the way. I couldn’t be happier with my new vehicle and the excellent service I received. It’s a great car, and the great buying experience only added to the satisfaction.

I brought a BMW from Grange Prestige Cars back in July. From the very start the communication was poor.
The day came to collect the car so I made my way to the garage which was about 1 hour and a half drive, pulled on the forecourt and to my surprise the car wasn’t there. I rang to find out that the car had been taken in for an MOT. I waited around until the MOT was done. Harry pulled up and said that on the way back the wing mirror glass had fallen out and the work that they hadn’t had chance to do the work that they promised to do. (Missing AC button and Loose tray).
Having not had the best of experiences I decided to take the car to a local garage about a couple of months after purchasing who were surprised that my car had passed a MOT recently. Worn brake pads and discs , both track rod ends shot. Which I had replaced there and then. The garage also informed the flexi hose was gone and needed replacing.
I contacted the warranty company that Grange sold me to be advised that none of the work was covered . So I contacted Grange who advised me to bring the car so they could run a diagnosis on it. I advised that the fault wouldn’t show up on a diagnostic but could give them a report from the mechanic but just got an email back repeating what they had said. Do at my cost again I got the work done. Thinking this is it the car is up to standard but it wasn’t.
The car had a rattle so I took it to the garage and they run another diagnostic to find that the swirly glad needed replacing, again at my cost I got the work done. I pulled the car off the garage and the engine management light came on. I have now found out that 3 glow plugs need replacing and 2 sensors on the exhaust. Again this will be at a cost to myself.
I have spent £2500 pound up to this point on a car that had passed an MOT with no advisories. Very suspicious to me.
PLEASE BE AWARE WHEN BUYING A CAR FROM GRANGE PRESTIGE CARS

Please read my detailed review on google, sold a faulty car, refused to even check it let alone repair or replace, warranty is worthless as it doesnt cover an engine fault (timing chain)?! Avoid.

Great friendly service - everything was ready for me when I arrived and was greeted promptly. The car is in excellent order and drives well. Would Recommend!

Purchased a car from them which was riddled with faults, despite them stating they had done a full mechanical and electrical test.

Taking it to a mechanic they have confirmed that the car is not roadworthy, and would fail its MOT on multiple counts.

They have constantly refused to honor their statutory obligations and provide a refund. Avoid at all costs.