Highly respected within its local communities and with a history of repeat customers, Philip Paul is the ideal choice for individuals, couples or families who are looking to purchase a used car in Shropshire.

The used car dealer in Powys stocks a wide variety of makes and models, ensuring a range of cars to suit the specific tastes of all its customers.

This customer-orientated approach is found in everything that Philip Paul does. Sales staff are not commission based and there are no high pressure selling techniques, only helpful staff attempting to satisfy your needs.

Expert sales staff are always on hand to offer advice on vehicles and vehicle maintenance, meaning that, unlike most of their competitors, Philip Paul believe that customer service extends beyond the point of sale and throughout the buyer's ownership of the vehicle.

In addition, the business owners have been quick to recognise the turbulent economic environment and are currently offering extremely competitive pricing to ensure that there are a range of vehicle choices no matter what your budget is.

Vehicle stock is updated on a frequent basis, so if you cannot find what you're looking for on their website, it may be worth giving them a call or visiting their branches in either Oswestry or Newtown.

For those looking to sell before they buy, there is an excellent part exchange scheme covering all makes and models. Valuations can also be given on commercial vehicles, ideally after having been viewed.

The company works closely with two highly experienced and reliable Finance companies to ensure that you secure the right car within a payment structure that suits your budget. This process is fully transparent and allows you control of your finance. Both companies offer early repayment whether in full or part with no penalty charges.

Each car comes with the remainder of the manufacturer's warranty or a comprehensive free 3 month or 3,000 mile warranty. There is also the option to extend this from 3 months to 2 years from as little as £89.95.

If you're looking for a used car in Shropshire, Philip Paul Car Centre in Powys are a specialist used car dealer with a range of vehicles to suit all needs. Check their website to see the cars available.

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