Reviews
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Jose Centeno
I bought a Supra to import directly to Spain, and he took care of my stay and transportation from the hotel. When I returned, a problem arose, and he solved it for me, as well as providing me with the spare part.
J Visser
Went in to buy a 350z with vq35de, walked out with an hr within my original budget. The owner is kind and patient, gave me a lil testdrive and a quick lesson on drivin rhd. No big dealer shady shenanigans, just an in person, great experience
Dominik D
So someone mentioned my car (r33 gtr) which my friend Sam sells for me is in a bad condition . Here’s me taking a quick statement because I don’t want to get Sams reputation hurt in any way. So just to show you one example how „bad“ some things were done here’s some pictures which will show that things were done properly (befor and after). The crack he talked about is a potenial for a crack because it leaks a little coolant, which it didnt befor the 40k engine rebuild . We fixed the leaking and it stopped , I put up a picture of the engine . After all is said and done he wanted the car for 20k which I passed. Also I don’t get how he’s able to tell the other cars are even worse by just walking around in the carport .
Robert Kavgić
I recently had a disappointing experience with SW Performance and would like to share my feedback with anyone considering doing business with them. I was interested in purchasing an R33 GTR from the shop and being based in Croatia, I relied on my mechanic to communicate with Sam, the representative from SW Performance, to gather as much information about the car as possible before making the 1300km journey to the shop. Sam was initially helpful, promptly responding to our queries and providing valuable information, including photos of the car's condition. However, despite my mechanic's repeated requests for full disclosure, Sam assured us that the car was in excellent condition, 100% correct with no issues and ready for us to drive back to Croatia. We drove 14 hours to the shop, only to discover upon inspection that the car had several issues, such as non-matching paint panels, poorly repaired rusted arch, bad body panel gaps, missing plastic covers from under the card, water in the trunk area, etc. Upon our request, Sam's mechanic put the car on a lift so we can check the underside, and that's when we discovered the most significant issue - the block had a crack in it and had been temporarily repaired in the past causing slow coolant leakage (this was an issue for a while as there were traces of coolant leaking around the repaired area). This required a new block to be installed, which meant taking the engine apart and moving all the parts to the new block + machining the new block to 2.74L - a costly job. When we asked Sam why he had not disclosed this issue, he claimed he was not aware of it as he had not lifted the car before. I believe this was a lie, and it became evident that Sam had tried to sell us a car that was not in the condition he promised. He did offer to lower the price, but the amount he reduced it by was insufficient to cover the cost of the repairs needed and justify the risk of driving it back to Croatia. After we left the shop, Sam edited the car's ad on their website to include information about the cracked block and slow coolant leakage - he wrote the car has a cracked block as is losing 150ml of coolant on 3000 kms. This further confirms his dishonesty and lack of professionalism in failing to check the car thoroughly before claiming it was 100% okay and letting us drive 1300 km to his shop. During our visit, Sam left us to check the car on our own, which seemed odd since a salesman should be there to answer any questions and provide additional information - not sure if he's like that usually, but this confirmed by doubts about him trying to hide something about the car. Also, the car had a dead battery (once turned off it wasn't able to be turned back on without a jump pack), which raises questions about how it could have been driven 1300km back to Croatia and it's excellent state. Majority of other cars that were for sale looked even worse - bad general condition, bad paint jobs, bad panel gaps, rusted brakes that were painted with silver paint, etc. Overall, my experience with SW Performance was really bad, and I would advise anyone considering doing business with them to be cautious and thoroughly inspect the car before making a purchase if not possible to avoid having business with them at all. In my case, I ended up wasting time and money, traveling 2600km in total, missing work for a day, and spending money on gas, food, and vignettes, all for a car that had undisclosed issues that could have been communicated upfront. Really bad experience, make sure you are extra careful when doing business with this company!!!
Guilherme Oliveira
Bought a car here, Sam is a very trustworthy guy we has great communication with the clients all ways available to the customer at any moment, I exported my car to the Luxembourg and he made the transaction very easy and quick and explained everything very clearly. I am very happy with the car so far. Thanks Sam