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I actually decided to travel over to Belfast and collect mine in person because I wanted to see the car before committing to anything. It was a Lexus UX 250h I'd been looking at for a couple of days, so I thought it was worth making the trip. Loughshore Logistics gave me plenty of time to inspect it, check the documents and have a proper look around without feeling rushed. The car was exactly as it had been described in the advert, and if anything, it looked even better in person. Once I was happy, I completed the payment, sorted the paperwork, and drove it home that same afternoon. The only downside was that the 14 day money back guarantee only applies if you have the vehicle delivered, so because I collected it myself, that wasn't included. That said they still provided a 3 month engine and gearbox warranty, which gave me a bit of extra peace of mind. I hope this helps!

Appreciate it. Mechanic gave it the all-clear this morning. No faults stored, no issues found. I’ve confirmed I’m keeping it. Honestly, the whole process turned out far smoother than I expected. Glad I took the chance in the end.

Car arrived this afternoon. Everything handed over properly including V5C, MOT certificate and full service documentation. First impression is very positive. Interior spotless, bodywork exactly as shown in the video.

I sent the payment in two parts, as they requested £1,000 as a deposit and the remaining balance once the car was loaded on to the lorry for delivery. I received a confirmation email shortly after, confirming delivery should take place in about six to seven days.

Yes, fourteen days from delivery to inspect. If you’re not satisfied, you notify them and they arrange collection and refund from the segregated account.

Thanks everyone for the replies genuinely helpful. After reading through and speaking to them again this morning, I’ve decided to move forward. Just waiting for the official invoice to come through now.

Additionally, smoke testing will undoubtedly reveal whether the throttle body area, brake boost, and crankcase breather pipe snap off.

have air leaks Verify that the small black pipe connects to the supercharger horn; the end with the rubber cap has separated. same as before, smoulder it

A friend of mine had same problem

I will need to investigate tomorrow morning. Thank you. Do you have any insights into the zero voltage from the alternator and the method I employed for testing it?

All wires originating from the battery and power distribution box appear to be clean and free of corrosion; however, there was a quantity of stagnant water in the battery tray, which has already been removed.

The title indicates that my E93 experiences a no-charge or no-crank issue, yet it may be jump-started. I conducted research on this topic and found minimal information. I have purchased a new battery, although there is still no ignition without a jump start. Attempted to install an alternative power distribution box and conducted continuity testing on what I believe to be the best option. All cabin lights and controls appear to function as indicated. I have directly checked the alternator, connecting the red wire to the red cable from the alternator and grounding the black wire. However, this method yields no voltage. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much

Were you able to ascertain the nature of the problem?

Greetings to all, Enrolled today; it is the most commendable decision I have made this week. I require assistance; I have acquired pristine, authentic M3 alloys from a 2003 coupe. The rear tyre dimensions are 255/40/18. I have just discovered that the wheels do not fit after attempting to install them. They are positioned excessively beyond the rear arch. Does anyone know how I can make these rims compatible, and would a 245 tire fit onto the present wheel?