Charles Hurst Renault Newtownabbey
4.9/5
4.9 /5
224 Verified Reviews
547 Antrim Rd, Chimney Corner, Newtownabbey, BT36 4RF, GB
028 9084 3816
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At The Lookers Group we are proud to represent more than 30 of the world’s leading car manufacturers, offering our customers the widest choice of new cars and approved used cars in the UK. We also have motorcycle dealers throughout Northern Ireland, making the Lookers Group one of the UK’s most established automotive retailers.
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224 Verified Reviews
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My car was motability therefore no finance or service required. The motability specialist was excellent very pleasant , approachable , friendly and knowledgeable. Justin had a great personality and was a pleasure to deal with
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I just want to say Justin in Newtownabby branch has been fantastic throughout my experience with Charles Hurst Renault. There were no questions I didn't feel I needed to ask further to any information already given. Excellent customer service from him and has kept me informed during the whole process.
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The car was being PRE-MOT checked; 6 months and 2000 miles after a full service. This is my first visit to Newtownabbey for a service, previously I was seen at the Belfast branch. Service was 100% and Charles Hurst booked my MOT for me at the Larne MOT Test Centre.
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Good experience
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Very many thanks. Everything was fine. Will be sure to contact you when next service due.
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My problem was dealt with very efficiently and courteously. Thank you Sam from Servicing...👍
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All good
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Thank you for your excellent customer service. I am so grateful that you were able to collect and return my car from home. Such a smooth process.
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The team are always patient and helpful .
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There was a little confusion with the dealership not aware I what I had booked, but when I said it was worked out without any fuss. Excellent service