Peugeot Rifter 2021 (71) - 1.5 BlueHDi 100 Allure Premium 5dr

Bought a transit connect van from these highwaymen last June ....problems from day 1 .steering rack sensor blown because of defective alternator...they(ADC) partially helped (because 3 months warrantee) in house .... Suddenly get engine management message about "dpf overloaded drive to clean"..no amount of driving was going to clear it .garage ran a diagnostic and it showed the dpf was 150% sooted but no engine management light After extensive trials and tribulations in a local (trusted)garage ...turns out they(ADC) had entered the ECU and mapped out Some Temperature Sensors and the ENGINE MANAGEMENT LIGHT (probably covering something up). Cost me about \xa3450 for a Ford (tech) to flash the ECU and set it back as standard .then make the van do a forced regeneration. So the dpf can auto regenerate as normal ...thank you very much for the Awesome Van you sold me. NOT ....don't buy from here guys ...be warned bunch of crooks ...all the 1* reviews can't be lying ...

Jon was advertising a DS7 which are like finding a needle in a haystack this end of the country! I messaged him a few times with questions and he was always quick to respond. Went to see the car on Saturday and subsequently ended up buying it. We were left alone to look at the car in detail which was comforting, as I've visited large dealerships and been followed round and pressured which is off-putting. The car has a couple of wear and tear blemishes which is to be expected on a used car but Jon was open to negotiating a reasonable price reduction to cover these. It's beautiful! The negative reviews on here seem to point more to buyers not knowing what to ask when buying cars. And remember, you're buying a used car, faults can occur. Luckily I haven't had any faults as yet, but I'm confident that Jon would help me put any faults right.