Fast delivery
One buyer received a car five days after selection, including the weekend.
Al Quoz
Swaidan Trading Co. in Al Quoz combines pre-owned vehicle sales with Peugeot servicing, parts and tyre work. Reviews point to helpful sales guidance and occasional fast paperwork, but after-sales experiences vary sharply, so confirm warranty commitments and inspect any used car carefully before signing.
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One buyer received a car five days after selection, including the weekend.
A sales review says the paperwork was completed within a few days for a Renault pre-owned vehicle.
A customer specifically recommends the centre for tyre replacement.
A review identifies the centre as a place to get original Peugeot or Citroën spare parts.
One maintenance review says cars are delivered on time, with helpful and reliable support.
A customer described pre-owned vehicle prices as reasonable and more competitive than Automall.
Get promises. Put included services and warranty promises in writing before buying; one buyer says a promised two free services later became disputed.
Inspect first. Before signing used-car paperwork, inspect the vehicle carefully; one review specifically warns against signing before checking it.
Confirm Sundays. Call ahead for Sunday appointments because a reviewer received conflicting answers about whether the branch was operating.
Clarify repairs. Ask whether a damaged part will be replaced or only repaired, since one reviewer says only the damaged part was repaired.
Allow time. Build in extra time for servicing and follow-up: one customer reported seven visits over a brake-related issue.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:30 AM – 2:30 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM |
The centre is specifically mentioned as a place for Peugeot car servicing.
A customer bought a 2023 pre-owned Peugeot 2008 from the showroom.
A pre-owned Renault Fluence is mentioned in a review about warranty servicing.
A used-car buyer waited a month for an appointment to investigate engine noise.
One customer collected the car after a stated repair, but the engine noise remained exactly the same.
A buyer says an unfulfilled service promise led to servicing elsewhere and warranty issues.
A service customer says staff ignored them for 20 minutes before accepting the car.
Sunday opening information was described as inconsistent between the operator and published hours.
The Bottom Line
This Al Quoz service centre covers several parts of the car-buying journey: pre-owned vehicles, Peugeot servicing, tyre replacement and original Peugeot or Citroën spare parts. Some sales experiences are notably efficient; one buyer said selection to delivery took five days including the weekend, while another praised help with loan processing and paperwork. The picture changes once a car needs follow-up.
Reviews describe a month-long wait for an appointment, a returned vehicle with the same engine noise, and a van held for a month with its gearbox problem still unresolved. A separate buyer reported seven visits before being told the car had been involved in an accident. These are serious cautions for anyone relying on a warranty or a vehicle for work.
Service quality is not uniformly negative. Other customers say maintenance was delivered on time, a long-overdue service helped a car pass renewal, and Peugeot after-sales support was excellent. Still, appointment handling and communication appear inconsistent: Sunday hours are unclear, and one visitor waited 20 minutes before staff accepted the car.
Get every service promise in writing, inspect a used car before signing, and confirm appointment details directly.