This is our second purchase from this dealership, we came here 5 years ago when we decided to get a…read morecar in Hong Kong, since we are here mainly to care for our senior members in our family, getting the "right" car is most important and the only reason for us to do so, as we only come back for a couple of months each year, we need a car that is reliable and accessible for the older folks. Enters Suzuki Solio! Its a "k" car in the Japanese Auto Category as it is like a micro car compare to most N. America standard, but it still sits 5 and has double sliding doors for easy access! With a high body, seniors are able to get in an out without any problem and with a good sized trunk, you can even put in a wheelchair after seating 5 adults! The sales persons here we dealt with are all very professional and super nice! As you can see from my photos, they also have a few more sporty models for younger crowds! Will attach more photos when my car is delivered! Keep posted!

Very friendly with excellent service. Very reasonable service fees. Highly recommend to anyone…read moreneeds car service.

Audi has grown exponentially over past few years and you just need to look on the street to see how…read moremany new Audis there are on the road. I had joined the bandwagon myself for a while and now I am completely off it- let me tell you why. I bought a new car from Audi previously and from delivery the car has given nothing but trouble. Now this might just be a stroke of bad luck on my part hence this review will not be based on the car itself but rather the service I got from these people at Premium Motors. The showroom may be nice and everything is quite sleek and swanky, in line with the corporate image. Smiley faces everywhere and their showroom is a nice place to be in general. It was too bad that the car didn't fare so well and I don't drive an Audi now. But this may not happen to everyone- I can say that showroom is an extremely nice place be and the second level is more like a lounge than anything. There are events held there which lets Audi drivers mingle which I find to be a nice touch in customer service. The showroom is a showcase of what Audi branding is- its sleek, its futuristic and very Germanic.

The staff at in this show room were very nice and helpful; they were extremely knowledgeable about…read moreall the Tesla's, including the not yet available Model 3. On the floor was a Model X, a Model S and room for the Model three--- but not here yet. They answered all my questions about delivery times and options and I enjoyed very much spending time with them learning about the future of cars, and hope to order a Tesla soon!

If you are looking for a used car in Hong Kong there are a couple of major "centres"- Emax at…read moreKowloon Bay, Wanchai Convention Centre and one more in Mongkok. these are all individual dealers grouped into one location and there are no blanket warranties made for cars sold there- buying a car from one dealer may give you different warranties from buying from the next place. That's where DCH actually differs. DCH is a trading group in HK with a huge motor division; they are the official importer for a number of brands with one of the biggest service centres. In the past they had sold their trade in vehicles through smaller dealerships but this practice has changed with the introduction of this Used Car Centre. These are all vehicles which have been either taken part-exchange or used by the DCH group, with that it comes with warranties that differs depending on the vehicle but it is their guarantee that matters. Their guarantee is that the vehicles have not been clocked and in anyway masked for problems- this is a breakthrough locally as in the past buying used always had its inherent dangers and nothing was ever guaranteed. The cars do vary in brands, so they stock not only the brands they deal with but other vehicles too. One of the apparent things that should hit you is that the cars have not been prepped in anyway, they sit there the way came in which depending on how you look at it may be a good thing or bad thing. The prices are also on the high side with no room for negotiation, but again you are buying a peace of mind that money can't buy else where. One major criticism with the place is that its a big place and its difficult to get to speak to someone if you are interested. Again, that may be a good thing in the sense that there is no one to bug you whilst you take your time. To sum up, if you are in the market for a second hand car you should go take a look here.

My boyfriend and I went to have a look at the Mini showroom in Qre Plaza, which is the only one is…read morethe Island. They have another one is Tsuen Wan, but this one is our closest. It's not big, as they can only fit in four cars (a Mini Cooper, a Mini Cooper Coupé, a Mini Cooper S and a Countryman). Besides those, they have a few car accessories, a few suitcases and toys. All Mini-themed of course. That's what we looked at initially - they have a few wheel taps in different colors, seat belts, mirror cases, etc. and it's difficult to tell which one we liked the most. I love the Mini Cooper, I think it's a great car: the design is unique for a car, and quality wise it's also amazing (BMW engine...). Even though it's a much better car for the city than the road, it can still serve as a good vehicle for short distances. The colors they have on display are a little boring, but you can also have a look at the samples and some of them were more fun...light blue, bright red, yellow. We browsed around for quite a while and checked out the four of them, their finishing and prices. None of the staff came around to ask, which was okay for us, since we just wanted to check them out and were not intending to buy. For now I will have to be content with a 'mini' Mini suitcase, because the car will have to wait for a little longer!

This BMW Centre is something a wonderland for car lovers: it has a showroom spread over two levels…read moreand a used car section that you can wander about for as long s you like. The best thing about it is the space here; you will not get the usual claustrophobic feeling you get with other car dealerships and this entire building is dedicated to one thing: the BMW experience. If you were here to buy, then I would recommend that you tour the entire levels and play around with everything insight before you settle down on something. If you were simply here to gawk, then you can still enjoy yourself quite a bit as the sales people here are not so aggressive and they tend to leave you alone after a while (yes- I am guilty of doing this on many occasions and their service quality is just exemplary). Travelling here by car is easy and they offer complimentary parking to all visitors and there is also a small shop selling BMW accessories that caters for both adults and children alike. Its only too bad they don't have a café here if not this would be a pretty nice to spend an afternoon as a car nut.

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I think they do it on purpose. Being in the middle of town and having such a large showroom is…read morealready quite something; but having an entire range of cars laid out (I'm talking about10-15 cars) in the middle of town with top to bottom windows is just inviting car nuts in to faff about. This is even more true when we are talking about one Germany's top contribution to the motoring world- Porsche. Porsche has done great business in Hong Kong over the years- just look at how many there are on the roads and you would think they were being given away for free at some point. Porsche likes to maintain that teutonic theme with their brand and this does carry through their showroom- its clean, neat, grey and very organized. Very German. The special thing about this place is that it has the entire range in place- not even Toyota could manage this here in Hong Kong. You get Boxsters, Caymans, Panameras, Cayennes and of course the legend- the 911. They are not stingy about people coming to gawk either; you can spend the whole day in here messing about the sales people only seem to be too happy to have some deluded office workers deciding on what their dream machine would be. That's what I call customer service. Of course, if you were really keen on buying something from there and you just weren't quite ready for the full commitment; the shop also sells the Porsche line of accessories. Kid's cars, bicycles, Porsche's line of clothing are also sold there. this makes it a complete Porsche experience and I would liken this showroom into a bit of a Disneyland for car buffs. Only you don't have to queue to go in. There is a heaven.