Reviews
5 beoordelingen
Amerikana Euro
Hey everyone, be careful!!!!!! The people are so unfriendly, incredibly rude. Completely lacking in humanity. I drove 1700 km specifically to buy a van. I was told it was accident-free and that I could pick it up on Monday. I went on Monday and had to wait seven days. He kept making excuses. And today it finally worked out, but the van wasn't as described. It was completely broken and wouldn't even start. And that's what I got as an answer: "These things happen." They lied to me.
Soraya Kabel
Bought an Opel Tigra, Friendly help. However, the car turned out not to be completely right, neatly picked up from us, checked and repaired. Second time not right again, picked up the car again and neatly resolved together. I can say, you can buy a car here with a clear conscience, I was just unlucky. Henk also traded in the Tigra in good faith and sold it to me. He was also annoyed about this himself. This can happen, it's not fun, but it's a case of bad luck... But everything can be discussed and resolved, so if you buy a car from Henk, you know for sure that you will have good service afterwards.
Sander Vc
Excellent salesperson, I just received a refund for my Opel. Everything was handled properly, as stated during the sale. Even when there was a problem, I could just drop by and it was resolved efficiently, despite no guarantees. I would definitely buy a car there again.
martin weelink
We finally found the convertible we were looking for with this man. From the first visit, we were able to make good agreements about the purchase process. We received clear information about the car's history. There was a slight issue with the delivery, but that was resolved promptly. A small company, but very clear and friendly.
Raymond van Santen
In 2013, we bought an Opel Meriva from this car dealership. The car was 9 years old and had just over 100,000 km on the odometer. Since we've had this car, it's been nothing but trouble. A new gearbox cost €1600, a used engine block €3500, new valves €2500, and many other expensive repairs. In total, we could have bought a new car. But after all, you don't sell this one after incurring significant expenses, as it's a waste of the money invested in keeping it running. Currently, I'm back in Belgium waiting for the ANWB (Royal Dutch Touring Club) because there's something wrong with the gearbox's electrical system again. In the four years we've had this car, the ANWB has been there five times to help with a breakdown. It's been towed away four times. If you decide to buy a car from this man, have it thoroughly inspected by the ANWB first.