Harryscarsupermarket Reviews 9

I would give 0 if possible , messed me around by stating car would be delivered on the 6th, that day came no contact from them so I contacted them only to be told the car wasnt on the road and was still at MOT station, then told if would be delivered the next day, again same problem, then told the next day again nothing so I contacted them only to be told the guy was in hospital and the car was still in MOT, no apologies decided to no longer trust the garage asked for deposit refund and got told nope. Definately dont waste your time and more importantly your money on them as they just fob you off.

If I could give 0 star rating I would, avoid at all costs, bought a car of them a few months ago, previous MOT from December 2024 showed no advisory’s at all. Within the first day of having the car the check engine light came on, when contacting them was advised I could take it to ‘their’ mechanics and if it wasn’t expensive they would fix the repair. I arrived at the garage to be told the mechanic does not work that day so was sent on a wild goose chase while also meeting the brother of the owner of Harry’s cars there who told me to come back to them for its MOT and they would make sure it passes. The car I purchased is completely rotted underneath so has barely any subframe left making it dangerous, leaking breaks, broken knock sensor, rotted/broken catalytic converter, broken oxygen sensors and broken sensor on the throttle pedal, and that’s just the problems I know about. Took it to a garage locally who told me the car should be condemned and not be allowed to drive as he does not feel it’s safe and all I got back from Harry’s Cars after continuous messaging was £100 refund to help with the cost! Avoid this place at all costs, they appear to sell cars with a lot of problems that aren’t listed and have the cars MOT with there ‘mechanic’ so it passes. Dangerous company selling dangerous cars!!

Please please avoid at all costs. We were sold a car which had had an MOT the month prior. After driving less than a week, the wheel came off the subframe. We appealed the MOT through DVSA who confirmed it should never have passed with well over a full page of major issues. The car was so dangerous, the DVSA advised we were not to even take it to a garage, and had to take exception and investigate it on our driveway.

When we first tried to contact them when the issue arose, we couldn't get hold of them, their number seemed to have been cut off. Then suddenly on the day of the MOT investigation they contacted us to ask if there was a problem. They accused us of 'screwing over' their MOT person! The car they sold us was honestly a death trap. We part exchanged our car and they weren't even willing to give us a full refund.

Stay away they are a waste of time and money

Brought a car from these people within a week exhaust fell off the radiator is leaking , contacted them about this and they claimed they new nothing was wrong with the car however they had filled the coolant up with water to hide leak and faults where obviously known . When I contacted them they have offered to collect car to repair but after reading reviews and people who never got there car back or money I chose ro cover cost myself, as i do not trust them to fix it correctlyof safely . There are lots of bad reviews and clearly alot of people have had similar issues. Avoid avoid avoid

Harry car supermarket they keep on deleting my review as its not a good one for them they have wasted my money on cars they sold me damaged cars please be careful everyone they fool people alot worst company ever

Originally picked a car but did have some faults which was tried to be sorted with numerous attempts at Harry’s trying to find us a car suited they didn’t fail we ended up with the make we wanted but a newer model we are over the moon with it and highly recommend if you need a a good priced car

Our recent car purchase from Harry’s Car Supermarket has been one of the most frustrating and poorly handled experiences I’ve ever had with a dealership.
Initial communication was promising over the phone, but it started to fall apart once we arrived on Sunday 1st June to view the car.
We were left standing in the rain while staff tried to figure out which keys matched which car. No prep, no plan, and a complete lack of basic organisation. We chose a vehicle that was advertised with a fresh MOT, but we noticed immediately that the engine warning light was on — which made us question the MOT claim. We checked online and, surprisingly no MOT had been done.
Staff assured us this would be sorted the next day and that the car would be delivered free of charge on Wednesday 4th June, in time for me to travel to work (a 2-hour journey) by 1:30pm. I checked in on Tuesday when I noticed online the MOT was still not showing. I got no response. On Wednesday, still no word until I finally got through — to be told the MOT still hadn’t been done and the car would not be arriving.
No apology. No explanation. I had to find alternative travel at my own cost.
They rebooked delivery for Thursday before 1pm — I was very clear again that timing was critical. They said no problem. And yet again, they failed. Apparently they “forgot” I needed it by 1pm. The car finally arrived at 3:30pm at my parents’ house (8 miles away), as I was forced to leave for work in a borrowed car.
To make matters worse, I was sent a barrage of aggressive and patronising messages from the delivery driver demanding immediate payment — even though I had clearly explained I was driving on the M25 and would pay during my break. Despite following through exactly as I said, the messages continued, including an unexpected £60 delivery charge. I raised this with Harry, and while he did offer £50 compensation, I was still out of pocket by at least £90 for alternative transport and insurance, not to mention the stress, disruption, and sheer hassle this entire experience caused.
To make it worse, when I started the car for the first time after work, the engine light was still on — the very issue they claimed would be resolved during the MOT. This raises a very serious question: how was the car issued a fresh MOT in this condition?
When I asked, the only response from Harry was:
"I wasn’t there and I don’t know what was agreed, so I can’t comment." How on earth do you run a business without being aware of the commercial deals that your team are undertaking on your behalf?
That says it all.
And now? No V5C / Keeper paperwork has been received, and they are completely unresponsive to emails or messages.
To summarise:
False advertisement (MOT status and condition)
Repeated missed delivery promises
Poor internal communication
Aggressive follow-up behaviour
Engine light still on after MOT
No paperwork
No accountability
The only slightly redeeming factor was Harry being polite, but even he claims to have no idea what his team agrees with customers.
I will never recommend this business, and I strongly urge anyone considering buying from them to look elsewhere.

These cowboys badly repaired a used car that had been sold for scrap, left half the exhaust in the boot, cleared a check engine light without fixing the issue, MOTed the vehicle themselves, and then didn’t send off V5C info. I do not recommend.