United Auctions Australia

I've bought 5 cars from Gamers and UAA over the years and have only had problems with one of them. All second hand cars come with a risk and so that's not a bad average. They are a wholesale car dealership and not really set up to cater to the public. You have to do your research on prices etc. but that's true anywhere. Helen is always great to deal with :)

Shonky people and shonky cars so keep well clear

Be ware...shonky people here 5 stars for thieves

Absolute junks, problem after problem until finally the engine stops completely. Management and staff are very rude and won't help in anyway and tell us to get lost, but not in such nice words. The ford falcon purchased here was trouble alright, leaked fuel and all sorts of other dangerous things were wrong with it. My opinion would be to KEEP WELL CLEAR of this business, unless you have spare cash to throw away.

Appalling would be one way to describe this business, there dealings are also not to good. They sell people unroadworthy vehicles
, oh, but they will pass it as roadworthy because it's, as they say, who you know and when the vehicle they sell no longer runs after only a very short time, you may as well burn the cash because that's what your doing when the vehicle is not drivable any longer. A simple sesrch of this businesses ABN and Motor Dealers license number will show alot, simply do a history search then see if you'd buy a car here. Very dishonest people, 98 per cent of them anyway but then, typical car sales so and so's.