Invictus Motors Ltd Reviews 

Last year I traded a Porsche 911 (my car) for a Porsche Macan (Invictus). The sales process and dealing with them was very good - hence the 3 stars. Bashir and his brother were a pleasure to deal with and I could not fault them. The issue came when I realised shortly afterwards that the Macan had come - minus the parcel shelf. I alerted Bashir who told me that the previous owner had taken out and he would get it to me...6 months, several calls and now dead silence - I still dont have it. I am now faced with buying a second hand one...not the end of the world - but not really the service the guys sold me on at the outset.

Possibly one of the worst experiences I’ve ever come across I called these people try to negotiate with them on a £35,000 car only did was talk down to me, insulting me I cannot believe the way these people sell cars so I went to the main dealers and bough got better better deal and better treatment not insulted this is Ita a few people that I’ve spoken to other people, and I think they’re gonna give their reviews buyers be aware. I would like to point out yes I did try buy one in 2024, but I wasn’t happy with the finance broker they used and I think they don’t use them anymore, I wonder why, but the abusive language that come from the person on the other side of that telephone I’m in business myself and that’s something I would not ever ever tolerate.

I had a great experience dealing with invictus. I Would highly recommend using them to others. The service was fast and efficient.

Don’t believe a word they say! Don’t believe the positive reviews. They sell dangerous vehicles with zero accountability! Very nice and charming to hook you in. When it all starts to go wrong, very difficult to get hold of. I would trust this garage or the people that operate it.

Invictus Motors sets a new benchmark for excellence in the luxury and performance vehicle world. From the moment you engage with them, it becomes clear that this isn’t just a dealership - it’s a team of passionate specialists who genuinely care about delivering an unforgettable experience.

Basheer and the entire Invictus Motors team provide a world‑class level of service. Their professionalism, transparency, and deep industry knowledge instantly put you at ease. Every interaction feels personal, attentive, and built on trust - something incredibly rare in the automotive sector.

What truly sets Invictus Motors apart is the meticulous attention to detail applied to every vehicle they offer. Each car is hand‑picked, carefully curated, and prepared with absolute precision before ever reaching its next proud owner. Nothing is rushed, nothing is overlooked. From mechanical integrity to aesthetic perfection, each vehicle reflects the team’s commitment to quality and pride in their craft.

If you’re looking for a dealership that combines passion, integrity, and a flawless customer experience, Invictus Motors should be your first and only stop. They don’t just sell cars - they deliver confidence, excitement, and a level of care that is genuinely world-class.

Perfect experience, I will trust Invictus for any work that I need done on this Porsche 911 I bought and to find me any future Porsche.

Called for advise regarding my cayman s greatly helpful !

Easy to deal with, they have been very honest, thanks for doing the deal, the deal was done in seconds.

Glad it went to a good home.

Excellent purchaser - pleasure to do business with!

Majorly helpful from start to finish, great communication, all questions answered perfectly, driving away with my dream car today. Thank you for all your assistance INVICTUS.

Best Tea from a car dealership, would definitely be recommending them.

Been a great experience with Invictus from the minute I came. I was treated really respectfully and honestly which gave me great confidence. I had a list of things to address that I wanted them to go through at the workshop and they went through them all and did them and actually did more than I asked.

I will be definitely be using Invictus again and will recommend them to friends even if they are a very long way away.

Dropped off my Porsche 911 to Invictus with an issue to the power steering hose which they kindly diagnosed

McLaren 570S – catastrophic engine failure, fronted sale, CRA dispute & rejection (full timeline)

In this case, the failure occurred around four months into ownership. In hindsight, I was fortunate the issue arose when it did — had the car been placed into long-term storage or failed later, it could easily have gone beyond the six-month period where Consumer Rights Act (CRA) protections are clearer and the burden of proof sits with the supplying dealer.

The key difference this time was that the car was purchased on regulated finance, which made the CRA position far more structured and ultimately far more clear-cut once evidence was provided.

I’m sharing the full timeline below in case it helps others.

Background
Vehicle: McLaren 570S
Vehicle was advertised, discussed, and handled day-to-day by Invictus Motors
Supplying dealer named on the finance agreement: Mini World - fronted for invictus
Independent McLaren specialist used throughout
At the time of purchase, it was not clearly explained that the vehicle was effectively being supplied by a different dealer to the one I was dealing with operationally. This later became highly relevant once problems arose.

Pre-sale inspection & warranty discussions

Prior to purchase, the vehicle was taken to a McLaren specialist for a pre-sale inspection. This inspection was:
Arranged by the dealer side (not by me)
Paid for by them
No written inspection report was ever provided to me although it was given the ok
Following this, I was advised the car was fine to proceed with.

I was also offered a third-party warranty, which I was told would cover future issues. In order to proceed, I was required to pay £2,500 for this warranty. (Rennworks warranty)

At the same time, I was presented with paperwork implying that by proceeding in this way I would not be relying on statutory consumer rights. This later became a key point of dispute.

During a later conversation, Invictus stated that their position on responsibility and rights was influenced by their own beliefs, including reference to Islamic principles, and that under those principles they did not consider themselves responsible in the same way. I am simply reporting what was said to me. Statutory consumer rights under UK law apply regardless of personal or religious belief.

Catastrophic failure shortly after purchase

Shortly after purchase, the vehicle suffered a sudden and catastrophic engine failure. (4 months)

Invictus told me to go through the warranty!

An independent McLaren specialist inspected the vehicle and produced:
A written technical report
Video evidence
Confirmation of internal oil shaft failure
Confirmation that the failure was not wear and tear, not misuse, and not service-related
The report confirmed:
The defect was latent
It would not be detectable during a normal pre-sale inspection
Repair costs were estimated at £20,000–£30,000 minimum
Dealer response

The supplying dealer’s position was that:
They did not accept liability under the Consumer Rights Act
The defect could not have been detected at the point of sale
Repair was refused on the basis that the cost was “disproportionate”
After this, communication from the supplying dealer largely ceased, despite repeated formal requests for engagement.

Finance company involvement

Because the vehicle was purchased on regulated finance, the matter was escalated to the finance provider under the Consumer Rights Act and Section 75.

Key points:
The finance company repeatedly requested engagement and evidence from the supplying dealer
The dealer failed to respond within required timeframes
The independent specialist report was accepted as credible
I was confirmed not to be liable for storage, recovery, or diagnostic costs
Final thoughts / warning to others

I’m sharing this experience to inform others, not to speculate or exaggerate. All of the above is supported by written correspondence and technical reports.

However, based on my personal experience, I would strongly advise avoiding Invictus Motors. In my opinion, the way responsibility, consumer rights, and accountability were handled raised serious concerns. Being encouraged to pay £2,500 for a warranty while statutory rights were downplayed, and then having responsibility deflected when a major fault occurred

Avoid at all costs if you value your consumer rights!! Funny the fronted company is now being dissolved

If a fault occurs in the first 6 months it’s deemed to be present at purchase and dealership have one chance to rectify - they ignored everything!

Excellent service highly recommended. Bought my first Porsche from Invictus and great people to deal with.

Absolutely do NOT recommend purchasing anything from Invictus Motors. Bought a Porsche Boxster from them which was listed as being in perfect health, and was surprised to see that the clutch slipped immediately after purchase, and there was an engine issue. The car was also on cut springs which were extremely loosely installed after Basheer of Invictus Motors claimed it was on racing springs. The car was in a dangerous condition and they happily sold it to a 21 year old. I won in court regarding this in October as they refused to take the car back. They still have not paid the judgement and cite 'financial difficulty'. The staff are rude and will ignore you, and personally in my case made racist comments to my ethnicity. Basheer will appear personable and welcoming in person to entice you into purchasing their stock, but as soon as any issue arises will lose his temper and become immediately unprofessional. If a Porsche Boxster was sold which such issues I hesitate to imagine what their more expensive cars may have covered up. Cannot recommend any less terrible company and staff.

Couldn’t be better, contacted about the Porsche Cayman 981 S. Went to view and test drive it a month later, it was exactly what I wanted and described well.

I was sold car, tried to reject due to multiple faults and the car not being fit for purpose (sale of goods act). Sent multiple messages, emails, recorded letters. Advice from citizens advice and now going legal. Spend £59k on a car and received the worst after care. Warranty doesn’t cover the faults or the brand of car… do not buy from this company. Absolute robbers.

AVOID, read negative reviews.
Spent over £21500 on a car from them, turned up with cracked tyres, fault codes on dash I was assured would clear, wrong parts fitted by their own mechanics and the list goes on....
Took the car to main dealer and oil leaking everywhere including on DPF so regen would have caused a fire.
So far spent £7000 on this car trying to get it right. Unresponsive once things go wrong but quick on the phone when you're buying. Not interested trying to get the car right, offered hush money so I didn't write a bad review. Year has passed now so I'm having my say. Also avoid the warranty company they upsell to you, also useless.

Update, this is definitely the Invictus Motors stated, I have all emails, WhatsApp messages to prove what has been said by them, how many times you ignored me, the final ' settlement offer' in exchange for no online review.

In the year I've owned the car you delivered to me it's been on the road for half of that.

I can honestly say the best experience of buying a car ever.
I bought a 911 Turbo from Basheer a true gentleman and could not do enough to help, all the team are friendly and nothing was too much trouble.
I will definitely be buying my next car from them!

Today unexpectedly I completed on buying my dream Mercedes AMG GTS, I genuinely could not have asked for more. Well kitted out, well presented, finance sorted and part exchanged my Mercedes E Class.