I thought the experience whilst purchasing the MG was fair. I'm not a big car person, I just needed a car. that the service light came on after about ten days, which meant I had to go through a bit of effort to get the car up to standard, but that has now been sorted. I’d say it’s more of a mid range experience

I just fancied a bit of a change from my previous car, which was a Focus ST. I purchased a Ford Puma. We did have to wait around a bit, but it was busy, so it was understandable. The salesman was good as well, no issues there. I’d give it about a four and a half overall. For me, it’s just got to be exceptional to get a five.

I’ve been getting on great with my BMW X2, no issues at all. I’d actually used V12 Sports and Classics before, as I bought my daughter’s car from them previously, so I was already familiar with them. My experience at the dealership has been good each time. The staff are amazing and really helpful I’d give it 5 out of 5

The experience at the dealership was good, and the person I dealt with was really good as well. They made us feel comfortable, which I appreciated. I was originally looking for a bigger car, but I just liked this one when I saw it. I’d probably give it a 4 overall. There wasn’t anything wrong as such I just think there is always room for improvement.

Leo at V12 Sports and Classics, who I dealt with, was a really nice lad and absolutely lovely to deal with. He was really helpful throughout. He needs a pay rise. I’m loving the Mazda CX-60 It’s the only hybrid I could find that was big enough in the back seats, so it’s exactly what I needed.

I’m happy with the car. There was an issue on the first day where it wouldn’t start, but since then it’s been fine. I chose the car mainly because of the low mileage and from what I’d read about them being efficient. The experience at the dealership was okay, although it was a very long process. I did feel a bit pushed at times, especially when it came to finance and extras. Aside from that, everything else was okay and I’m happy with the car itself. I’d rate the experience 3 stars overall.

We bought a smart car from V12 Sports and Classics back in February. The car has been sound, and the wife is enjoying it. In regard to the experience, I would have hoped for a bit more of a negotiation and for the salesman to be a bit more friendly, but other than that, it was all good.

I bought a Range Rover Evoque from V12 Sports and Classics and overall, we’re happy with the car, but there have been a few issues to deal with. When we picked it up, there were some faults we didn’t realise straight away, like the driver’s door not locking properly and the mirrors not folding in. One of those has now been sorted, but we’re still waiting on the others to be resolved. It seems more like delays with the warranty side and the garage handling it rather than V12 themselves. We’d sorted most of the paperwork beforehand and were expecting a quick turnaround, especially after a long journey, but ended up being there around six hours, which was frustrating. That said, Jessica was very helpful, and the other team member we dealt with was good too, just possibly some crossed wires on the day. I’d rate it a 4 out of 5.

I have been looking for the Ford Fiesta for a while now. I came across the one advertised at V12 Sports and Classics Worksop, it was on for a good price. My parents bought a Ford Kuga from a different V12 branch about a year ago. I did have a slight problem with the private plate that was on the car, but now that is sorted. I'm enjoying the car and noticing a difference from my previous car, which was the Ford Ka. The staff were nice and helpful. I'd rate it a 4 out of 5.

The experience at the dealership was fine. The salesman was helpful, the only downside for me was that there was a bit of pressure when it came to trying to sell warranties and extras. It felt a little pushy at times, but aside from that, everything else was good. I’d rate my experience a 4 out of 5.