Paid Reports

I purchased a Mercedes-Benz from Weelee Centurion less than a month ago, relying on the DEKRA report provided, which showed no mechanical issues. Within just a week of ownership, the car required a service, and upon running a diagnostic, over six errors were found – including a severe fault that even RMI could not resolve. Concerned about the vehicle’s true condition, I took it directly to Mercedes-Benz, where the car was kept for two days for a proper assessment. The results were shocking: • Air Mass Meter and Rear ****ler – R38,543.05 • Left Cornering Bulb – R965.65 (part must be ordered from Germany with a R25,121.95 deposit) Mercedes-Benz confirmed the vehicle is not drivable until repairs are done, leaving me without a car for at least a month – on a vehicle worth almost R300,000. This raises serious concerns about Weelee’s integrity and whether they are paying for DEKRA reports to be cleared of faults. Selling a car in this condition, less than a week before major faults are exposed, is completely unacceptable. I am now forced to demand that Weelee cover the full cost of repairs, my first insurance premium, and finance installment – as I am paying for a car that I cannot use. Consumers, please be extremely cautious when purchasing from Weelee Centurion. Based on my experience, they are not to be trusted, and their so-called “quality checks” and DEKRA reports cannot be re**** upon.