Graham Walker Ltd Chester
11 September 2007, 06:35 PM
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Got my Prodrive WRX from them in May, on the whole very impressed with the service I received and the way I was treated, didn't turn up until 10mins before closing and they quite happily stayed open until almost 7, while I was making my mind up which one to get, all with no pressure to buy.
Car is every bit as good as they said it was, very friendly, will definatley be going back for an Sti next year.
As they were filling out the receipt they noticed I lived in Stockport and recomended Prosport for my servicing as they were cheaper and closer than themselves.
Car is every bit as good as they said it was, very friendly, will definatley be going back for an Sti next year.
As they were filling out the receipt they noticed I lived in Stockport and recomended Prosport for my servicing as they were cheaper and closer than themselves.
19 September 2007, 07:55 PM
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https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...continues.html
Maybe the OP is on about a thread started by me 2 and a half years ago. A bit strange that a new member concens themselves about such an old post
Anyhow, it would have saved Walkers a lot of money (through reputation and lost sales) if they'd paid the balance of my deposit back and treated me fair once I had the engineers report back on their 'amazing' 22b.
The car was a total shocker and condemned 'as the worse 22b' the inspector ever saw. He valued the car at around 10k IIRC.
All I can say is read the report in the link and see if this corresponds with a car described as 'an amazing car'.
Maybe the OP is on about a thread started by me 2 and a half years ago. A bit strange that a new member concens themselves about such an old post
Anyhow, it would have saved Walkers a lot of money (through reputation and lost sales) if they'd paid the balance of my deposit back and treated me fair once I had the engineers report back on their 'amazing' 22b.
The car was a total shocker and condemned 'as the worse 22b' the inspector ever saw. He valued the car at around 10k IIRC.
All I can say is read the report in the link and see if this corresponds with a car described as 'an amazing car'.
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06 June 2014, 03:46 PM
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G walker = Overpriced cars, crap yet expensive servicing. Rubbish staff. . . . I went to buy a car from there . . . A*** ***** Thank god I did not, not that you would after speaking to anyone in there . . .My friend did though 
an was'nt good!
Couldnt agree more with AlanPPP . . . terrible place
Good evening/morning to you Mr Graham "David Robert's" Walker! Although its prob one of your monkey's posting . . . one of them drives ( i ll use the term loosely, he pulled out of the show room straight into a wall
) a noble yeah You and a newage Sti . . . Look forward to bumping into you soon pal Happy posting !
Love ya,
Matt
an was'nt good! Couldnt agree more with AlanPPP . . . terrible place
Good evening/morning to you Mr Graham "David Robert's" Walker! Although its prob one of your monkey's posting . . . one of them drives ( i ll use the term loosely, he pulled out of the show room straight into a wall
) a noble yeah You and a newage Sti . . . Look forward to bumping into you soon pal Happy posting ! Love ya,
Matt
09 August 2014, 01:15 AM
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So good or bad ?
I know this seems to be an old thread, I have a friend in work who likes the place but a lot of comments on here say otherwise.
I was thinking about going there to get some mud flaps bought/fitted, possibly a Bov and eventually a full exhaust system, also like to find somewhere in this area (Cheshire) that would be friendly enough to pass the full exhaust system on emissions
So do I go there or don't i ?
Thanks
I was thinking about going there to get some mud flaps bought/fitted, possibly a Bov and eventually a full exhaust system, also like to find somewhere in this area (Cheshire) that would be friendly enough to pass the full exhaust system on emissions
So do I go there or don't i ?
Thanks
09 August 2014, 03:44 PM
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I'm not looking to buy an over priced car, I have one and don't want a service. Only really looking to get the few odd bits done to my car, where else would you reconmend if not this place ?
Thanks
Thanks
09 August 2014, 04:53 PM
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Went there today to buy a Hawk STi with a friend and they wouldn't let us test drive it, said you can only drive it if you are buying the car. Hahaha, walked out straight away with the 10k in our pockets, sale lost.
Also, lol at "only let Luke touch it" Luke has worked on my car before he went to GW and my exhaust came apart after he just fitted it, amongst other cowboy work done to the car.
Also, lol at "only let Luke touch it" Luke has worked on my car before he went to GW and my exhaust came apart after he just fitted it, amongst other cowboy work done to the car.
09 August 2014, 05:06 PM
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Went there today to buy a Hawk STi with a friend and they wouldn't let us test drive it, said you can only drive it if you are buying the car. Hahaha, walked out straight away with the 10k in our pockets, sale lost.
Also, lol at "only let Luke touch it" Luke has worked on my car before he went to GW and my exhaust came apart after he just fitted it, amongst other cowboy work done to the car.
Also, lol at "only let Luke touch it" Luke has worked on my car before he went to GW and my exhaust came apart after he just fitted it, amongst other cowboy work done to the car.
09 August 2014, 06:57 PM
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Speaking as bean head, 5 years back they changed my cambelt shaft seal and belt. The cost £300. They not cheap. Now I found out how straight forward it is to DIY I know I was a bean head.
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