Autosales Subaru

I recently purchased a mint condition Westfield / Lotus 7 from Autosales. I bought this car from Barrie at Autosales sight unseen as I live in Vancouver Canada. I am now in Scotland to arrange shipment of the car to Canada. The car is indeed in mint condition. That in itself speaks volumes about dealership integrity ! Beyond that Barrie has been very helpful in preping the car for shipment to Canada and preparing all the necessary export documentation. I would definitely give Autosales a 5 star rating for customer satisfaction .

After being on the receiving end of the most unprofessional, stuck up, judgemental customer service from the owner Barrie, when enquiring about one of the cars they had in stock, I quickly realised that they were a dealership whom I would definitely not want to do any business with. Have never been a situation where a businesses solid reputation has plummeted so fast in my estimations than Auto Sales on that occasion. Hopefully others have a much more pleasant experience from the get go than myself

I recently bought my peugeot 1.6 gti. The car is amazing. It was very well prepared for being a used car it looked brand new. Bruce and barrie were very friendly, helpful and professional. I could not recommend them anymore for a small family business they run it very well!

Quick and reliable service. Any time that something has went wrong with my car they have been able to look at it and get it fixed within a few days.

I bought my Saab 93 at Kirriemuir Auto Sales four months ago and I'm very pleased with my purchase and the service provided. They were polite and professional. Unfortunately the car stereo was not working but they replaced it quickly and without quibble. Strongly recommended.

Had my car in for repairs, guys there found the issue and sorted it very quickly. Actually showed me what was wrong rather than just telling me, very trust worthy, could not recommend them more. Will definitely be back if car breaks again!

My partner sold her beloved Toyota Celica to him recently in part exchange for a similar model with lower mileage. As he had not yet seen her car, he asked me what condition it was in. I truthfully said 'fair'. He then offered £600 for it unseen. When she went in the following week to complete the deal, he said 'it's as you said' - meaning the £600 was all it was worth. Imagine my partner's disappointment and surprise when she saw he was now selling it for £1995. That's a profit of about 300%! Car salesmen have to make a profit but its quite clear to me that he knew fine it was worth a lot more. We would never go back - and of course hope that the new purchase turns out to be as good as it appeared in the showroom.