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Lifestyle Motors Centurion
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Lifestyle Motors Centurion
Unclaimed Business
2 Reviews (last 12 months)
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Performance(last 12 months):
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Ranking
#44
in Automotive
NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
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Jun '25 - May '26
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Dante V
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
26 Jun 2025, 06:51
******* Operation
Bought a car, horrible process and service from everyone involved. Especially after the sale was made. When I took delivery I noticed a strange suspension sound. Took it to a RMI approved mechanic who noticed serious issues with the suspension. Took it for a roadworthy to verify and it failed. I-Car sells non-roadworthy cars. I don't know how they obtain roadworthy certificates but it is very suspicious. Rather stay away.
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Dante V
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
26 Jun 2025, 06:51
******* Operation
Bought a car, horrible process and service from everyone involved. Especially after the sale was made. When I took delivery I noticed a strange suspension sound. Took it to a RMI approved mechanic who noticed serious issues with the suspension. Took it for a roadworthy to verify and it failed. I-Car sells non-roadworthy cars. I don't know how they obtain roadworthy certificates but it is very suspicious. Rather stay away.
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Mankgabane M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
23 Jun 2025, 09:46
BAD CAR DEALERSHIP WITH EVASIVE ****MERS WITH OIL LEAKING BMW G20 320D AND DRIVETRAIN WARNING,NEVER BUY AT LIFESTYLE MOTORS CENTURION
I Bought a Bmw G20 320d 65000km FOR R470000 advertised as having full service history checked with a dekra report on the 28 may 2025.The salesman was Mr Max Phiri and dealership principal is Mr Ahmed Vadia which i spoke to when buying the car after his PA called him on my request.The car is leaking oil and also has drivetrain warning light on just few days later with that car n I drove it less than 1200km .I took it back on the 7th June the salesman Max who was refusing to take it fo fix the problem even though consumer protection act has 6 months imp**** warranty on all cars Bought from dealerships.I got car back on the 12th June and the problems still persists and my emails calls whatsapp to Salesman Max, emails to Dealership principal PA Mr Ahmed Vadia and theirs company emails ,whatsapp get ignored .I drove car back to them after many of my calls, watsapp was ignored and emails never rep**** to and let the car there on the 14th June and still Max never called to update me on anything, I asked to speak to Dealership principal and I was never giving his numbers and when I left my numbers at Switchboard I was never called back.I finally got an email from a guy called Simon saying they won't fix car they are not responsible. I didn't fetch the car and didn't take it to any workshop as advice by MIOSA.My case is currently with Motor Industry ombudsman of South Africa (MIOSA).This dealerships i a bunch of evasive ********* ****mers.If you don't want headaches don't buy from there they think they are about the laws (Consumer protection act)of South Africa.I will fight this to the end for justice ro be done and 4 my rights as a consumer
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Mankgabane M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
23 Jun 2025, 09:46
BAD CAR DEALERSHIP WITH EVASIVE ****MERS WITH OIL LEAKING BMW G20 320D AND DRIVETRAIN WARNING,NEVER BUY AT LIFESTYLE MOTORS CENTURION
I Bought a Bmw G20 320d 65000km FOR R470000 advertised as having full service history checked with a dekra report on the 28 may 2025.The salesman was Mr Max Phiri and dealership principal is Mr Ahmed Vadia which i spoke to when buying the car after his PA called him on my request.The car is leaking oil and also has drivetrain warning light on just few days later with that car n I drove it less than 1200km .I took it back on the 7th June the salesman Max who was refusing to take it fo fix the problem even though consumer protection act has 6 months imp**** warranty on all cars Bought from dealerships.I got car back on the 12th June and the problems still persists and my emails calls whatsapp to Salesman Max, emails to Dealership principal PA Mr Ahmed Vadia and theirs company emails ,whatsapp get ignored .I drove car back to them after many of my calls, watsapp was ignored and emails never rep**** to and let the car there on the 14th June and still Max never called to update me on anything, I asked to speak to Dealership principal and I was never giving his numbers and when I left my numbers at Switchboard I was never called back.I finally got an email from a guy called Simon saying they won't fix car they are not responsible. I didn't fetch the car and didn't take it to any workshop as advice by MIOSA.My case is currently with Motor Industry ombudsman of South Africa (MIOSA).This dealerships i a bunch of evasive ********* ****mers.If you don't want headaches don't buy from there they think they are about the laws (Consumer protection act)of South Africa.I will fight this to the end for justice ro be done and 4 my rights as a consumer
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Rosa S
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
10 Oct 2024, 11:27
Lifestyle Motors Centurion | ****ming customers knowingly while taking their money
We bought a Mini Cooper S Countryman from Lifestyle Motors Centurion with Abraham facilitating the deal in August 2024. When we first took the vehicle for a test drive, it had no power and the engine light was on stating it had reduced power due to an engine fault Abraham first stated that the car feels as if it has no power since I drive a BMW 420i which was clearly not the case. After informing him that we are fami**** with vehicles and their performance and that we’ve driven Minis before. Abraham told us that the engine would be fixed and that the vehicle would be serviced and that we should not be concerned. This was confirmed by Ahmed, the dealer principal who was present on the day. On our second visit, we took another test drive and the engine light was cleared and the vehicle had more power. After signing all documents and leaving the premises, the engine light came on again but the vehicle did not lose a lot of power. Abraham told us that we could bring the vehicle back and that they will sort out the engine issue. Our driver delivered the vehicle that same day. When we collected the vehicle, it seemed fine, but a few kilometres in, the light came back on. The service light came on stating that the vehicle had to go for a service. We took the vehicle to BMW Fourways on the Monday and they came back with a report stating all the issues: - Vehicle needs a service (so we don’t know why Abraham told us that the engine fault was fixed and that the vehicle went in for a service) - Various other issues affecting the engine and the overall performance of the vehicle (Abraham informed us that there is nothing to be concerned about) We bought the vehicle in good faith based on Abraham’s feedback on items that were supposed to be actioned from Lifestyle Motors before handing over the vehicle. We have now gotten the Motoring Ombudsman involved and Ahmed from Lifestyle Motors Centurion is laying claims that they did not get the opportunity to rectify the issue since 08 August 2024 - he only responded today, 10 October 2024 now that he has pressure from the Ombudsman.
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Rosa S
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
10 Oct 2024, 11:27
Lifestyle Motors Centurion | ****ming customers knowingly while taking their money
We bought a Mini Cooper S Countryman from Lifestyle Motors Centurion with Abraham facilitating the deal in August 2024. When we first took the vehicle for a test drive, it had no power and the engine light was on stating it had reduced power due to an engine fault Abraham first stated that the car feels as if it has no power since I drive a BMW 420i which was clearly not the case. After informing him that we are fami**** with vehicles and their performance and that we’ve driven Minis before. Abraham told us that the engine would be fixed and that the vehicle would be serviced and that we should not be concerned. This was confirmed by Ahmed, the dealer principal who was present on the day. On our second visit, we took another test drive and the engine light was cleared and the vehicle had more power. After signing all documents and leaving the premises, the engine light came on again but the vehicle did not lose a lot of power. Abraham told us that we could bring the vehicle back and that they will sort out the engine issue. Our driver delivered the vehicle that same day. When we collected the vehicle, it seemed fine, but a few kilometres in, the light came back on. The service light came on stating that the vehicle had to go for a service. We took the vehicle to BMW Fourways on the Monday and they came back with a report stating all the issues: - Vehicle needs a service (so we don’t know why Abraham told us that the engine fault was fixed and that the vehicle went in for a service) - Various other issues affecting the engine and the overall performance of the vehicle (Abraham informed us that there is nothing to be concerned about) We bought the vehicle in good faith based on Abraham’s feedback on items that were supposed to be actioned from Lifestyle Motors before handing over the vehicle. We have now gotten the Motoring Ombudsman involved and Ahmed from Lifestyle Motors Centurion is laying claims that they did not get the opportunity to rectify the issue since 08 August 2024 - he only responded today, 10 October 2024 now that he has pressure from the Ombudsman.
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Gary E
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
12 Feb 2024, 10:47
Terrible Service - Would Not Reccomend
I had an extremely disappointing experience with InspectaCar Centurion, which has left me feeling frustrated and disheartened. The after-sales service was terrible, and I was let down on a number of promises that were made to me by the dealership. To begin with, I was promised that my car's brakes would be done, and the headlights polished, but unfortunately, these promises were not kept. This was extremely frustrating as I had made plans based on these promises, and now I had to find other ways to get these services done. Moreover, the salesman broke the backboard in the boot, which he promised to fix, but he never did. This was another let-down and left me feeling like I had been taken advantage of. It is not acceptable for a dealership to make promises that it cannot keep and then to fail to rectify its mistakes. Lastly, I was shocked to find out that the dealership had somehow incurred a penalty/fine on my name with the registration of the vehicle. This was a major inconvenience, and I had to sort it out myself before they could register my car. It is concerning that the dealership did not take the necessary steps to ensure that the registration process was completed correctly, and it left me feeling like they were not paying attention to the details. Overall, I cannot recommend InspectaCar Centurion based on my experience. The after-sales service was terrible, promises were not kept, and mistakes were made that could have been avoided with proper attention to detail. I would suggest that you look elsewhere for your vehicle needs.
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Gary E
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
12 Feb 2024, 10:47
Terrible Service - Would Not Reccomend
I had an extremely disappointing experience with InspectaCar Centurion, which has left me feeling frustrated and disheartened. The after-sales service was terrible, and I was let down on a number of promises that were made to me by the dealership. To begin with, I was promised that my car's brakes would be done, and the headlights polished, but unfortunately, these promises were not kept. This was extremely frustrating as I had made plans based on these promises, and now I had to find other ways to get these services done. Moreover, the salesman broke the backboard in the boot, which he promised to fix, but he never did. This was another let-down and left me feeling like I had been taken advantage of. It is not acceptable for a dealership to make promises that it cannot keep and then to fail to rectify its mistakes. Lastly, I was shocked to find out that the dealership had somehow incurred a penalty/fine on my name with the registration of the vehicle. This was a major inconvenience, and I had to sort it out myself before they could register my car. It is concerning that the dealership did not take the necessary steps to ensure that the registration process was completed correctly, and it left me feeling like they were not paying attention to the details. Overall, I cannot recommend InspectaCar Centurion based on my experience. The after-sales service was terrible, promises were not kept, and mistakes were made that could have been avoided with proper attention to detail. I would suggest that you look elsewhere for your vehicle needs.
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Riaan C
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
23 Oct 2023, 05:29
Horrible Dealership I-car Lifestyle Motors Centurion
We purchased a car in July, it broke down a week later, the deal was cancelled withing 7 days of purchase. They dealership still to this day refuses to cancel the deal (4 months later). 3 loan vehicles were given to us in the meantime, 2 vehicles broke down 3 times. We eventually got the car we purchased back from repairs 3 months later, it broke down the next day. Please do your research before even looking at "vehicles" I-Car Lifestyle is selling, this will save you a LOT of headaches.
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Riaan C
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
23 Oct 2023, 05:29
Horrible Dealership I-car Lifestyle Motors Centurion
We purchased a car in July, it broke down a week later, the deal was cancelled withing 7 days of purchase. They dealership still to this day refuses to cancel the deal (4 months later). 3 loan vehicles were given to us in the meantime, 2 vehicles broke down 3 times. We eventually got the car we purchased back from repairs 3 months later, it broke down the next day. Please do your research before even looking at "vehicles" I-Car Lifestyle is selling, this will save you a LOT of headaches.
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