I had a great experience selling my car… I had a great experience selling my car to Allcars. Jim was extremely helpful and professional. He efficiently guided me through the entire process and the whole transaction went very smoothly. My car was fully inspected and Jim extended an offer right after which I accepted. I promptly received a check in the mail and they picked up my car a few days after. I highly recommend Allcars.com.

Replacing parts without consent Booked my car in for an MOT. Staff are nice and friendly but I’m concerned about removing and replacing parts without my consent, the wiper blades were changed and I was charged double for the identical blades available on line. I won’t be using this garage again

Absolutely HORRIBLE customer service… Absolutely HORRIBLE customer service and communication. I tried for over 2 weeks to schedule an inspection of my car that I wanted to sell. Each time I was told that nobody was close to my market, but they would bring someone in ASAP. 25+ phone calls and they NEVER ever lived up to one single promise.

Easy to work with Easy to work with. Jim is a great guy. Process took about 2 weeks. We had some hiccups with my bank placing a hold on the check. My only recommendation is to offer clients a wire transfer option, certified check, or an online funding option which Jim did mention they were working on. My bank placing the hold was not AllCars fault, but did delay the process a bit unnecessarily.

Don't do business with Allcars Allcars gave me an amazing offer over the phone prior to the vehicle inspection. The inspection occurred a couple of days later, and the assessor provided no feedback to me at that time. When I finally received his report, he claimed that my vehicle had an oil leak (not true) and a check engine light on (also not true). The final offer was thousands of dollars less than the initial offer. You would think that he would have discussed those "major" issues with me during his inspection, but he didn't since there were no major issues. These deceptive practices need to stop.