Suds Motors
In 1999 Suds@Mentone first opened its doors, the main concept of Suds began as a basic carwash & specialising in car detailing and whilst customers wait, they could pass their time in the suds cafe.
Once people had the opportunity to receive a suds car wash, Before long there were people coming from all sorts of directions, even had people queued to get a wash. Word spread from friends to what quickly became a significant, loyal audience throughout the closely-knit community.
Due to the torrent of traffic and enthusiastic reception suds was receiving, the founder knew they had a potential business on their hands. In 2003 Suds expanded in a way to showcase the latest in carwash technology and comply with state water restrictions or as better known as the EPA. With the new opening Suds ...read more
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Brought a car from suds and on the way home it developed a small issue turns out it was just a sensor
Which can happen on any car at anytime
Contacted Paul at suds straight away and he worked with me to have it fixed at 100% his cost and was more concerned that I made the 400km trip home safely
Once home he continued his amazing service and was in contact with my mechanic to have this fixed
Thanks again Paul one very happy customer here
What was supposed to be a surprise car clean for my God Daughter resulted instead in disappointment and a car clean that lacked value for money.
After paying extra for the steam cleaning of the cars seats, it appeared they had instead been cleaned with soapy water and a brush. When I questioned the boss, he assured me they were steam cleaned. Yet a bucket with soapy water was next to the car and a steam cleaner was not around. The seats are still wet hours later.
Upon the viewing the seats, I decided to look at the rest of the car, and sequently was met with further disappoint. The dash was left dusty, door and cup ...read more
Not cool. Not cool at all. Car sold with RWC. But also came with extras such as. Leaking oil, leaking coolant, brakes in need of machining, one dead head light, seat belts that don't retract properly, a red light on the fuel guage, a filthy exterior and no boot struts. I'm actually really gutted because I took these peeps at face value... I guess this is a lesson learned. People suck.
I recently put down a deposit for a second hand car and dealt with owner Paul. He made several patronising remarks that I can only asssume were because I am female. I test drove the car - it had a cracked windscreen and a few other obviously unroadworthy issues, which I mentioned to Paul. He confirmed he would fix these as part of the RWC included in the purchase. I then put down a deposit with signed papers from Paul, and confirmed pick a up date on the condition these items would be fixed for roadworthy. I contacted Paul several times during the week and recieved both verbal and written confirmation that all problems would be fixed, and I would pick up on agreed date. During all communication Paul was very vague. I then called him at 9am on the agreed date, before making the two hour trip from where I live to pick up the car. He confirmed ready to go & would see me in a few hours. ...read more
