10 year old car, immaculate, low milage one owner, full service history, tyre bill everything. He examined every sheet of paper) - was I under investigation? The WBAC origional on -line quote was higher than dealer for trade in. I asked for appointment to confirm this, but was told it didn't work like that, they - buy on the day. Spoke on the phone, said if everything was as I said I would receive the full quote. I rearranged appointment to get a lift home. They already had MOT date, so all good. After inspection the offer was reduced by £700. They claimed scratches, stone marks on the bonnet, MOT due in 2 months, alloy wheels (2) marked. The so called scratches I rubbed off with a hanky, the 3 pin (so tiny) I had never noticed ! (They are going to reduced the price quote for this on every car if they quoted these on a 10 year car) the wheels I had no idea, but again, we are talking about a 10 year car. Which if I was buying, I wouldn't be bothered about. We are not talking dents. The extra mileage - come on, a couple of trips to the shops since I was asked. I felt very deceived - i lost hundreds by not going with the dealer, totally and knowingly, WBAC seeks to mis lead. Losing £700 on an older car is significant- couldnt understand how it could be so much. Sold it to the first garage I found- yes I got more, but not as much as the dealer offered. I just sold it quickly as I really felt scammed. WBAC even took my photo, because people claimed that someone else sold their car without their permission. More I think, they sold, then realised they could have got more elsewhere. From my experience if the trade in quote is near enough, just do that! Avoid the stress!