Dreamspec レビュー 

DreamSpec, a company based in Cardiff, Wales, led by Andrew Williams, is a cautionary tale for anyone dreaming of owning a high-performance vehicle. My harrowing experience with them involved a £40,000 Nissan Skyline GTR that turned out to be an undrivable, expensive disaster due to a severe transmission fault.

Initially, DreamSpec dazzled me with their slick sales tactics, promising a meticulously maintained Nissan Skyline GTR. However, reality struck when the car was never released to me due to a crippling transmission fault. This fault made the car completely undrivable, turning my dream purchase into a nightmare.

Upon discovering the issue, DreamSpec, with Andrew Williams at the helm, assured me of a full refund. Trusting their word, I opted for the refund, expecting a swift resolution. Three weeks have now passed, and the promised refund remains as elusive as ever. DreamSpec has constantly promised the refund, yet fails to provide any proof or concrete timelines. Each interaction is filled with excuses, often blaming their accounting department for the delays.

Despite my numerous attempts to resolve the issue, DreamSpec’s responses have been nothing but a series of unfulfilled promises. Their customer service, initially responsive, has become uncontactable, leaving me in financial limbo and without the car I paid for.

This ordeal has cost me not only £40,000 but also countless hours of stress and frustration. DreamSpec, under Andrew Williams, has proven to be a company that thrives on deceit, leaving customers stranded with broken promises and financial losses.

For anyone considering purchasing from DreamSpec, I urge you to reconsider. Their name suggests dreams, but my experience has been nothing short of a nightmare. They lure you in with grand promises and then disappear when it's time to deliver or refund. Save yourself the heartache and avoid DreamSpec at all costs. They are not a trustworthy company, and dealing with them could leave you significantly out of pocket and deeply disappointed.

If anyone wants any more information feel free to drop me an email and ill get back to you as soon as possible

donotbuyfromdreamspec at gmail.com

Falsely giving a false wrong MOT, sold a unsafe car that's not allowed to be driven, despite having a so called good MOT. Mercedes and another independent garage reported the car so dangerous that it can collapse at any time and clearly was falsified at the MOT centre, all of which are under major investigation.