Autocorp
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Autocorp
Unclaimed Business
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2 Reviews (last 12 months)
Does not respond to reviews
Performance(last 12 months):
NPS Score
-100Unlikely
NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
1|2 Reviews
Oct '25 - Sep '26
Recent reviews (2)
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Sashen S
1 reviews | Active since Mar 2025
12 Aug 2026, 21:11
Very disappointing experience with this dealership. Autocorp fourways
I purchased a BMW M235i for around R320,000 and specifically asked about accident history. I was told there was no accident damage, only minor scratches, and I was also assured that outstanding repairs would be completed before collection. After taking delivery, I discovered multiple issues, including poor panel alignment, evidence of extensive previous repair work, damaged brackets, poor paintwork and other workmanship concerns. BMW’s inspection raised further concerns regarding the vehicle’s repairs and alignment. I also found that the service history was not as complete as I was told, and I am still waiting for the spare key that was promised. I gave the dealership the opportunity to resolve everything and left the vehicle with them for two weeks. After 10 days, I was told they hadn’t even started the repairs and the vehicle would not be repaired. They have also refused to take the vehicle back. I’ve now had to escalate the matter to MIOSA. Extremely disappointing experience, especially considering the amount paid for the vehicle.
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Sashen S
1 reviews | Active since Mar 2025
12 Aug 2026, 21:11
Very disappointing experience with this dealership. Autocorp fourways
I purchased a BMW M235i for around R320,000 and specifically asked about accident history. I was told there was no accident damage, only minor scratches, and I was also assured that outstanding repairs would be completed before collection. After taking delivery, I discovered multiple issues, including poor panel alignment, evidence of extensive previous repair work, damaged brackets, poor paintwork and other workmanship concerns. BMW’s inspection raised further concerns regarding the vehicle’s repairs and alignment. I also found that the service history was not as complete as I was told, and I am still waiting for the spare key that was promised. I gave the dealership the opportunity to resolve everything and left the vehicle with them for two weeks. After 10 days, I was told they hadn’t even started the repairs and the vehicle would not be repaired. They have also refused to take the vehicle back. I’ve now had to escalate the matter to MIOSA. Extremely disappointing experience, especially considering the amount paid for the vehicle.
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Chad O
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2024
22 Apr 2026, 12:44
Stay Away From Autocorp
The purpose of this review is to raise awareness and help others. Stay away from this dealership! I purchased a vehicle from them in December 2025. Within 9 days of purchase the vehicle started giving issues (not starting). The dealership then advised me it must be the tracking device that was put in. Long story short, the tracking company had come out and replaced the tracking device (the vehicle was starting again, prior to this and the dealership coming out to constantly jump start me. Each time the dealership came out to jump start me, the vehicle took +-30 minutes to start, which would point out that, this is not a battery issue. The vehicle had now been starting fine intermittently for about 1-2 months. Then one Saturday, it refused to start, so I had replaced the battery (R3 300.00). The vehicle would still not start. The dealership then came out the following Monday and tried jump starting me for +- 30 minutes again (Probably causing strain to the started). The vehicle did not start. I then had a phone call with the manager - Andre, who confirmed I should have the vehicle towed to a repair, at my own expense. I then asked should I take the vehicle to VW, where he responded stating VW is too expensive. I then asked if I should take it to Bosch, and he had agreed. The next week, Bosch had quote R98 000.00 for extensive damages on the vehicle engine, caused by bad timing on the vehicle. I had immediately informed the dealership that I want this entire deal cancelled and my funds refunded, to which they had straight-out refused. They then towed the vehicle to repairer that they have a relationship with (red flag). This was also the first time they had ever offered to tow the vehicle. They had then informed me that Bosch had misdiagnosed the vehicle, and it is a small issue (this took 2 and a half weeks to diagnose). During this time, I had logged a complaint with MIOSA and The NCC, which I am still awaiting feedback on. Currently I am still paying a vehicle installment, Insurance and Tracker for a vehicle I do not have. I will update the forum as I receive updates.
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Chad O
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2024
22 Apr 2026, 12:44
Stay Away From Autocorp
The purpose of this review is to raise awareness and help others. Stay away from this dealership! I purchased a vehicle from them in December 2025. Within 9 days of purchase the vehicle started giving issues (not starting). The dealership then advised me it must be the tracking device that was put in. Long story short, the tracking company had come out and replaced the tracking device (the vehicle was starting again, prior to this and the dealership coming out to constantly jump start me. Each time the dealership came out to jump start me, the vehicle took +-30 minutes to start, which would point out that, this is not a battery issue. The vehicle had now been starting fine intermittently for about 1-2 months. Then one Saturday, it refused to start, so I had replaced the battery (R3 300.00). The vehicle would still not start. The dealership then came out the following Monday and tried jump starting me for +- 30 minutes again (Probably causing strain to the started). The vehicle did not start. I then had a phone call with the manager - Andre, who confirmed I should have the vehicle towed to a repair, at my own expense. I then asked should I take the vehicle to VW, where he responded stating VW is too expensive. I then asked if I should take it to Bosch, and he had agreed. The next week, Bosch had quote R98 000.00 for extensive damages on the vehicle engine, caused by bad timing on the vehicle. I had immediately informed the dealership that I want this entire deal cancelled and my funds refunded, to which they had straight-out refused. They then towed the vehicle to repairer that they have a relationship with (red flag). This was also the first time they had ever offered to tow the vehicle. They had then informed me that Bosch had misdiagnosed the vehicle, and it is a small issue (this took 2 and a half weeks to diagnose). During this time, I had logged a complaint with MIOSA and The NCC, which I am still awaiting feedback on. Currently I am still paying a vehicle installment, Insurance and Tracker for a vehicle I do not have. I will update the forum as I receive updates.
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