Might be a bit late as I financed my car back in 2019 but I’m still disgusted how they get away it. The day I got my car, I was only going for a a browse. The salesman added so much pressure as soon as I walked into the car shop. Not even letting me look on my own, he’d follow me and ask me what I was looking for etc. If I’m honest, a silly move, but I was with my Mum, she doesn’t drive so we’re not exactly car experts but as I said, we weren’t planning to get a car that day. The salesman showed me an Audi A1, mentioned the discount, great for its price but didn’t tell me one little thing, there was nearly 100,000 miles on there. As I said, I didn’t have a clue about mileage back then. But as he was really trying to sell it to me. I ended up getting it. Turns out, it was his first sale so no wonder he really wanted me to buy a car from him. It was on a 5 year finance, and I only realised after I signed the contract, it wasn’t worth it as the car was definitely going to have some wear and tear which is very costly considering it’s an Audi make. After hearing about the Lloyds black horse lender recently, overcharging interest thanks to the sales men getting higher interest so they can get more commission. I would also avoid them. I do think people can be very naive and convinced. As this is part of the problem with companies like Trade Centre, they take full advantage. I ended up getting rid of my Audi after 2 years as it made me feel so anxious, when there was something wrong with it. Ended up going to Renault for a Dacia car and the sales team were amazing and not pushy at all. Oh one more thing, I knew someone who used to work there, she was told me her team, if someone ring up in regards to a complaint, to put the phone down on the customer.