

Auto Addicts
NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Oct '25 - Sep '26
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Share Your Experience1 reviews | Active since Feb 2025
Bought my car from auto addicts, I was very impressed by the salesman and effort he put into helping me find the right car. The prices were very good compared to the other dealerships i visited and i got a free gift, thank you guys!
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2025
Bought my car from auto addicts, I was very impressed by the salesman and effort he put into helping me find the right car. The prices were very good compared to the other dealerships i visited and i got a free gift, thank you guys!
1 reviews | Active since Aug 2021
Extremely disappointed - The same day we received the car was the same day the car broke down- I understand that you purchase the car as is with all the "mentioned" issues, but the issues that we experienced was not on the list of issues that were mentioned, at the time we were told that the clutch is new, just to find out that it was not , the clutch cable snapped because the cable was worn out, the radiator was loose and now the car is even overheating and the engine light came on, we have the car for less then 4months and the car cannot drive , it is costing us more then we anticipated and unfortunately all they can tell us is that there is nothing that they can do about it. This is a total *******!
1 reviews | Active since Aug 2021
Extremely disappointed - The same day we received the car was the same day the car broke down- I understand that you purchase the car as is with all the "mentioned" issues, but the issues that we experienced was not on the list of issues that were mentioned, at the time we were told that the clutch is new, just to find out that it was not , the clutch cable snapped because the cable was worn out, the radiator was loose and now the car is even overheating and the engine light came on, we have the car for less then 4months and the car cannot drive , it is costing us more then we anticipated and unfortunately all they can tell us is that there is nothing that they can do about it. This is a total *******!
1 reviews | Active since Nov 2017
I strongly advise anyone considering Auto Addicts to be extremely cautious. I purchased a Renault Kwid from them in December 2025, and it lasted exactly four days before a major engine failure occurred (timing chain tensioner failure causing bent valves). While the car seemed fine on their very short test drive route, my mechanic’s inspection revealed shocking evidence of "patch-up" jobs designed to hide serious issues: The Oil Sump: Was found to be cracked and had been smeared with silicone/gasket maker to temporarily stop leaks. Engine Work: The head gaskets had been reused from previous work, which is negligent and unprofessional. Dishonest Service: A salesman named Mike promised to provide the radio code. When I found out Renault charges R300 for it, he told me he would call me back with the code himself. Two months later, I am still waiting for that call. Auto Addicts makes you sign a disclaimer, but no disclaimer justifies selling a vehicle with pre-existing, hidden mechanical failures that were intentionally masked with silicone and glue. If you value your money and your safety, stay away from these people.
1 reviews | Active since Nov 2017
I strongly advise anyone considering Auto Addicts to be extremely cautious. I purchased a Renault Kwid from them in December 2025, and it lasted exactly four days before a major engine failure occurred (timing chain tensioner failure causing bent valves). While the car seemed fine on their very short test drive route, my mechanic’s inspection revealed shocking evidence of "patch-up" jobs designed to hide serious issues: The Oil Sump: Was found to be cracked and had been smeared with silicone/gasket maker to temporarily stop leaks. Engine Work: The head gaskets had been reused from previous work, which is negligent and unprofessional. Dishonest Service: A salesman named Mike promised to provide the radio code. When I found out Renault charges R300 for it, he told me he would call me back with the code himself. Two months later, I am still waiting for that call. Auto Addicts makes you sign a disclaimer, but no disclaimer justifies selling a vehicle with pre-existing, hidden mechanical failures that were intentionally masked with silicone and glue. If you value your money and your safety, stay away from these people.
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