TrustIndex
0
Ranking
#2
in Other
NPS Score
-75
Recommended: Unlikely
May '25 - Apr '26
Bidvest Group has a TrustIndex of 0 out of 10 on Hellopeter, based on 21 reviews in the last 12 months. Hellopeter has tracked Bidvest Group across 202 total reviews. How is the TrustIndex calculated? →
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Share Your Experience1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
I traded-in a 100% mint condition car with Mr Stephen last year at this Randburg McCarthy Nissan , only to be given a s****py car . This s****py number 1 did not even last weeks in my position and had to replaced with another s****py number 2 which I drove for few months , and it had the same problems , when I query the issue they refused to repair the damages telling me as their client that they car is no longer under the dealership guarantee and said I must pay for damages. Imagine I must pay ? I’m already paying this car monthly , now I’m as speak I’m paying instalment for a non-runner sitting in the yard , and this is a finance of over R280k. The dealer principal Chantell Heynes is aware and she does not want to take accountability for the nonsense after sales service. This experience has been horrific and emotionally exhausted for me and my family . The after sales service is horrible and I would not recommend anyone to do business with them. This matter escalated to ombudsman as speak.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
I traded-in a 100% mint condition car with Mr Stephen last year at this Randburg McCarthy Nissan , only to be given a s****py car . This s****py number 1 did not even last weeks in my position and had to replaced with another s****py number 2 which I drove for few months , and it had the same problems , when I query the issue they refused to repair the damages telling me as their client that they car is no longer under the dealership guarantee and said I must pay for damages. Imagine I must pay ? I’m already paying this car monthly , now I’m as speak I’m paying instalment for a non-runner sitting in the yard , and this is a finance of over R280k. The dealer principal Chantell Heynes is aware and she does not want to take accountability for the nonsense after sales service. This experience has been horrific and emotionally exhausted for me and my family . The after sales service is horrible and I would not recommend anyone to do business with them. This matter escalated to ombudsman as speak.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
In connection with McCarthy Audi Westrand.*********, dishonest, *****ulent idiots! Bought a bakkie that is just a mess! Took it for a full diagnostics at Ford. Sent it back to Audi they can all of a sudden not find the faults Ford found and claims everything is good. Endless promises to return the vehicle everyday and they just don't pitch. The Bidvest report says it's a single cab when it's a cab and a half, the report states that everything passed including oil etc and then the manager wants to say that the oil leaks are new when ford pointed it out and showed us where the old oil was just wiped off. The manager claims it's just a standard checklist that gets done when they purchase a vehicle to make sure it wasn't in a accident etc but we had at it at panel beaters confirming accident damage. We have spent 30k out of our pockets thus far to get the vehicle in a presentable condition and as far as the mechanical part goes we are getting little to no assistance. They owe us money for repairs, diagnostics etc that is also just empty promises to pay it back. When financing you pay for registration etc but with this dealer we had to do everything after it was mistakenly registered on my wife's mother's name and try and claim back our money. The sales person as well as the Manager is totally ***********! I cannot believe Bidvest associates themselves with this dealer! We will be seeking legal advice to cancel the deal. Unbelievable and disappointing from a reputable franchise.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
In connection with McCarthy Audi Westrand.*********, dishonest, *****ulent idiots! Bought a bakkie that is just a mess! Took it for a full diagnostics at Ford. Sent it back to Audi they can all of a sudden not find the faults Ford found and claims everything is good. Endless promises to return the vehicle everyday and they just don't pitch. The Bidvest report says it's a single cab when it's a cab and a half, the report states that everything passed including oil etc and then the manager wants to say that the oil leaks are new when ford pointed it out and showed us where the old oil was just wiped off. The manager claims it's just a standard checklist that gets done when they purchase a vehicle to make sure it wasn't in a accident etc but we had at it at panel beaters confirming accident damage. We have spent 30k out of our pockets thus far to get the vehicle in a presentable condition and as far as the mechanical part goes we are getting little to no assistance. They owe us money for repairs, diagnostics etc that is also just empty promises to pay it back. When financing you pay for registration etc but with this dealer we had to do everything after it was mistakenly registered on my wife's mother's name and try and claim back our money. The sales person as well as the Manager is totally ***********! I cannot believe Bidvest associates themselves with this dealer! We will be seeking legal advice to cancel the deal. Unbelievable and disappointing from a reputable franchise.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Date & Time: 15 December 2025 at approximately 16:39. Location: Rosebank Mall parking area. The Event: A Fidelity Security Services employee, Mr. Donet Mashele, struck the claimant’s parked Kia Cerato (Silver Grey, HT 66 WM GP) while operating an electric three-wheeled scooter. Police Report: The incident was reported at Rosebank Police Station (Ref: 1090/12/2025). The Dispute & Lack of Service Initial Cooperation: The Security Manager, Mr. Rudi Van Aarde, initially acknowledged the incident, apologized, and requested vehicle details and insurance information. Compliance: Following instructions from Fidelity, the claimant submitted three repair quotations and an affidavit confirming he would not claim from his own insurance on 12 January 2026. The Issue: Despite full compliance and numerous follow-ups since mid-January, Fidelity Security Services has failed to provide any assistance or resolution. Demand for Settlement The legal demand issued on 03 February 2026 requires Fidelity to pay: R4,100.00 for vehicle repairs (based on the lowest quote). R5,000.00 in professional legal fees incurred due to their lack of responsiveness. There has been no communication and it seems the matter is being ignored despite my cordial approach to the matter.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Date & Time: 15 December 2025 at approximately 16:39. Location: Rosebank Mall parking area. The Event: A Fidelity Security Services employee, Mr. Donet Mashele, struck the claimant’s parked Kia Cerato (Silver Grey, HT 66 WM GP) while operating an electric three-wheeled scooter. Police Report: The incident was reported at Rosebank Police Station (Ref: 1090/12/2025). The Dispute & Lack of Service Initial Cooperation: The Security Manager, Mr. Rudi Van Aarde, initially acknowledged the incident, apologized, and requested vehicle details and insurance information. Compliance: Following instructions from Fidelity, the claimant submitted three repair quotations and an affidavit confirming he would not claim from his own insurance on 12 January 2026. The Issue: Despite full compliance and numerous follow-ups since mid-January, Fidelity Security Services has failed to provide any assistance or resolution. Demand for Settlement The legal demand issued on 03 February 2026 requires Fidelity to pay: R4,100.00 for vehicle repairs (based on the lowest quote). R5,000.00 in professional legal fees incurred due to their lack of responsiveness. There has been no communication and it seems the matter is being ignored despite my cordial approach to the matter.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
I'm still without a car after my car gave issues after they did a major service. Two days after my car got serviced. Now Novel Ford is trying to claim from my plans and me. My car was fine and drivable. Suddenly oil pressure errors, car overheating and powerless after they worked on it. When am I getting a straight answer? When am I getting my car? I'm now about to return to work and need my car. You've kept it for December and disconnected my battery a few times but no feedback to me.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
I'm still without a car after my car gave issues after they did a major service. Two days after my car got serviced. Now Novel Ford is trying to claim from my plans and me. My car was fine and drivable. Suddenly oil pressure errors, car overheating and powerless after they worked on it. When am I getting a straight answer? When am I getting my car? I'm now about to return to work and need my car. You've kept it for December and disconnected my battery a few times but no feedback to me.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
My mother flew from Germany to SA (via Paris) and arrived at OR Tambo Int. on Saturday 6 Dec '25. Because of a change in flights made by the airline she used, her next flight was scheduled for the following day 9am (Jhb to Kimberley). I then decided to purchase a ticket for her to wait at the Bidvest International Lounge until the following morning (I bought two tickets seeing as one is valid for 4hours only). Upon arrival my mother was informed that the lounge is only for International DEPARTURES and she was denied access. I've checked the website again and NOWHERE does it specify that the lounge was for international departures and NOT arrivals. My mom had to wait on a bench for 9hours for her next flight. I expect the R1216 that I've paid to be refunded. The website is not clear about this and neither was the lady I spoke to when I phoned the international lounge before I purchased the tickets.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
My mother flew from Germany to SA (via Paris) and arrived at OR Tambo Int. on Saturday 6 Dec '25. Because of a change in flights made by the airline she used, her next flight was scheduled for the following day 9am (Jhb to Kimberley). I then decided to purchase a ticket for her to wait at the Bidvest International Lounge until the following morning (I bought two tickets seeing as one is valid for 4hours only). Upon arrival my mother was informed that the lounge is only for International DEPARTURES and she was denied access. I've checked the website again and NOWHERE does it specify that the lounge was for international departures and NOT arrivals. My mom had to wait on a bench for 9hours for her next flight. I expect the R1216 that I've paid to be refunded. The website is not clear about this and neither was the lady I spoke to when I phoned the international lounge before I purchased the tickets.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Cellini Luggage is owned by Interbrands a company owned by Bidvest. I bought a Polo Bag for my wife in May 2025. The bag threads was showing. I returned the bag to Cellini Luggage in Table Bay Mall in Cape Town where it was purchased. I was advised that it would be sent to the factory for repairs. I did not agreed to this. I wrote to Hugo Van Der Merwe from Interbrands and a gift card was given to me. I then went to Cellini Luggage in Tygervalley Mall in Cape Town on 7 July 2025 and chose another bag. My wife started a new job on 3rd November 2025 and decided to use the bag. Only to find thread issue with this bag. When she called the store she was advised that they would send it to the factory for repairs. I wrote to Hugo Van Der Merwe on 11 November 2025 with no response. How is it possible a bag costing R2500 have defects especially for a Polo Bag twice. I believe Cellini Luggage may be stocking **** bags.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Cellini Luggage is owned by Interbrands a company owned by Bidvest. I bought a Polo Bag for my wife in May 2025. The bag threads was showing. I returned the bag to Cellini Luggage in Table Bay Mall in Cape Town where it was purchased. I was advised that it would be sent to the factory for repairs. I did not agreed to this. I wrote to Hugo Van Der Merwe from Interbrands and a gift card was given to me. I then went to Cellini Luggage in Tygervalley Mall in Cape Town on 7 July 2025 and chose another bag. My wife started a new job on 3rd November 2025 and decided to use the bag. Only to find thread issue with this bag. When she called the store she was advised that they would send it to the factory for repairs. I wrote to Hugo Van Der Merwe on 11 November 2025 with no response. How is it possible a bag costing R2500 have defects especially for a Polo Bag twice. I believe Cellini Luggage may be stocking **** bags.
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