PJH Trading LTD

We were delighted with the range of cars Pete had available, including a rare automatic version we were looking for. All the vehicles were immaculate and there was the option to add some very fair priced servicing (timing belt) before collection.The test of any second hand car dealer is when there are problems, and unfortunately some mechanical issues raised their heads a day or two after collection. I needn't have worried though, as Pete could not have been more helpful. He owned the problems and got to work sorting them out. They were tricky to find, but his easy going attitude and commitment to get it sorted was so reassuring. I know plenty of dealers who would have washed their hands. The car is now with us and has been driving fine for the last month.I would have no hesitation in recommending PJH Trading and am already recommending him to friends. When the time comes, I will be back here looking for our next vehicle.Thanks Pete!

Don’t purchase any vehicle from these!! I bought a a car for £990 and driven it for 4 days before the head gasket and water pump blew. I phoned RAC after breaking down and they came and checked the car and discovered that the clip and cable was removed so he couldn’t check under the bonnet, water pump was full of mould and damp, head gasket was cracked and blown and they told me this had obviously been covered up to sell the car on. Disgusting company, rang them up to be told “ I’ll get my mechanic to look at it, I’ll phone you back shortly “ it’s been four days and nothing. Tried to phone numerous times on different numbers with no luck and I have now had to scrap the car. I have reported to trading standards and will be reporting to the motors ombudsman, this guys should not be allowed to sell vehicles.

Bought a car last week had nothing but problems was told could have a refund and now been blocked and left with a car we can't use!! Been back to the yard and all cars have gone. Absolute scammer cowboy

Made arrangements to come an view a peugeot 5008, but when we arrived we found out the car had been sold the night before, didn't even message us or ring to tell me it had been sold known we was travelling 20 miles was it too difficultto contactme to say car has now sold so don't come, or is this just a ploy to make you come an look at the other cars he has instead, absolute disgrace to the motoring trade, don't believe anything he says!Place is now called wheels of Warrington but website still shows pjh trading, that alone should ring a bells!Ps this car is still on his website & ebay as still available!NOT AN HONEST CAR TRADER!!!!!

Complete waste of space.AvoidPete" comes across as Mr. Nice guy

AVOID. I went here to buy a 2013 Skoda Octavia and they said it had a leak from the water pump and it was having a new water pump and timing belt and would be ready in a couple of days. When I came to pick it up I looked under the bonnet to make sure the work had been carried out and I found that instead of fixing the leaking water pump and replacing the timing belt, he had poured K-Seal into the cooling system, which hadn't even cured the water leak. Needless to say I didn't buy the car.

This man is a thief!!!!! Avoid at all costs. He has sold my friend a dodgey car and has left her and her two little girls without transport for months!!!! He is now blanking them. She is now looking to take legal action.

My nephew had his mini car placed on this dealership's lot for over a year with the intention of selling it. To my nephews surprise, when we checked on the car, it was nowhere to be found. After having a conversation with my nephew, the car was eventually returned, but to his dismay, it had accumulated over 500 additional miles on the odometer since its last MOT. This situation constitutes Taking Without Owner's Consent (TWOC), as the car was used without permission.Initially, my nephew claimed that he had invested in a new catalytic converter for the car and was seeking £400 for it. However, upon a recent inspection conducted by an independent third party, it was evident that the catalytic converter was not new at all. This discrepancy raises concerns about the accuracy of the information provided.Given that the dealership operates as a limited company, it bears responsibility for any damages incurred. In light of these circumstances, I strongly advise exercising caution when considering any transactions with this establishment. It's crucial to be aware of the potential liabilities and discrepancies that might arise.

Well what can I say Pete the scammer bought a car he said he would do the rear brakes a week later called him and it was lie after lie after lie now 3 months later everything on the car that was ment to be fixed when I bought it has now gone and cost me £1400 2 small disabled children with no car for weeks well Pete what a vile man you are and also goes by the name of WHEELS OF Warrington) avoid him at all cost. I’ve also reported him to trading standards the scum bag.