Few dealerships offer cars around the £2000 price mark these days. Ewarts second hand dealers is…read moregreat to have a walk around as you don't get pounced on by pushy salesmen and you can ask at the office if you want to look at a car inside. there's usually only 15 to 20 cars but plenty of variety from small hatches to big saloons, mpvs and convertibles. Occasionally sub 1k cars which are more suitable as projects for enthusiasts too.

Beechlawn motors is a dealership that's been on grand parade for many years and I'm enjoying…read morelooking at the stock they have now and torturing myself looking at a few nice bmws, if only id listened at school I could be in a high paid job and be able to finance one. Between beechlawn and issac Agnew a few metres away its hard passing them both without wanting a look around. I'll have to wait until a good job comes up before having a more serious look around.

Purchased a car from stock brothers, love the car, Excellent service…read more Would highly recommend. Mark was a an absolute pleasure to deal with.

I have bought a few cars here and it is fantastic. The owner Mark is a lovely guy who seems genuine…read moreand honest. Stock Bros specialise in VW's especially Golfs - they had a Mark 1 when I bought my car. However, they do have a few other makes as well. They also service and valet the car and the prices are very reasonable and you get a cmplete breakdown of all the work done and get to see any parts they replace. Definately a car dealer to be trusted in my opinion.

I pass Crawford Clarke Cars everyday on the way to and from work. I was always eyeing up their new…read moremotors on the way past. They always have a steady amount of customers, which encouraged me in and I ended up buying my lastest car from them. The sales men were helpful, but not too pushy. The sale was easy and hassle free. I returned to have my car serviced and new tyres in preparation for MOT. They are resonably priced and easy to get slotted in for work to be carried out.

My girlfriend recently changed her car. She has always had Fords hence we went to Lindsays. The…read moreservice was mediocre in my opinion. The sales team had limited knowledge of their stock. They were nice people though.

Friendly staff at the Upper Newtownards Road location. My…read moreFord Fiesta Zetec 2013 heater was defective, but I did not want an appointment for a repair immediately. The call-answering person redirected the call to the Lisburn location, as the Belfast BT4 location was not available on a Saturday for service matters. I was told that only a Ford-trained mechanic could inform me whether the existing Heater Control Unit (I abbreviate as HCU) needed replacing, or whether a service repair would suffice. I went to the Belfast location, left a number, was expecting a call back but all morning nothing, so I will have to call them now via the call-routing system - the number can be found by searching on Google or other search engine. To call in, when a customer rings the main Tel number, the call is diverted through a call routing system. (press 1 for Topic A; press 2 for Topic B, press 3 for Topic C, etc). This is for efficiency and call-tracing, but the caller needs to know whether they need the Ford Parts desk, to book a service appointment or to speak to Sales, for instance. My query was finally taken by Parts.