Nothing but ******!

​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.