People may not like these bad reviews, but if a club member has looked over a car and walked away I think it is only fair to let others know why. That way people can make a more informed decision about what they are buying.
Tom
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Definitely.
I would never buy a car with a non British MOT, it just makes me very suspicious as to why it hasn't already been done. It's the same as people selling a car with a months MOT on it, it's saying quite blatantly that the seller has no confidence in the cars ability to pass an mot.
Even British MOT's can be arranged, I bought a VW Passat estate in 2006, it was £200 on ebay, 12 months MOT. It had a massive black cloud following it everywhere, a hole with moss in the headlight, and something very wrong with the steering/front suspension (the steering would jam if you hit a lump on a fairly tight lock). I still bought it, needed something to run on veg oil and serve as a rudimentary camper at the time. I received a phone call from the guy I bought it from a couple of days later, he asked if there was some paperwork left under the seat, there was. It was his mot tester certification!!!
