I was saving this one for a topic of my own. Having dealt with these people over the last year I feel qualified to comment on their ability as a dealership. Firstly, buying a new caravan was a relatively painless operation. Their deals are not fantastic, but then that's the case at the moment with most dealerships. Handover was good too, we were taken through all the caravans equipment, although a few items were missed, such as the small dent on an outside wall (it was after all an ex demonstrator), it was reasonably thorough. My biggest problem was when I tried to get these small "missed" items and a battery box door fixed. It would be accurate to say the after sales service is poor. Time after time we were was fobbed off with excuses about when I could have the battery box door fixed; they lost paperwork, didn't follow up requests, and blamed others for the problems. I started of as a nice patient customer, trying to let them do their job (after all, they know best) and ended up walking in there demanding that the work be done! I lost money because I wanted to sell the caravan to upgrade to a twin axle, but couldn't because the repairs took so long. I missed the time of year when demand was high along with prices and have had to settle for less in the process. Funny thing is, I was going to buy the new caravan from them, they would have made even more money from me and kept a customer. I have now gone elsewhere for my Bailey, I don't know if I am going to receive the same service from the new outfit (no names mentioned) or its going to improve. If it doesn't, then I shall take my business elsewhere again. One bright light at the end of the Lowdham's tunnel is a guy called Mark Peachornby. He took over our case and got things moving. His dedication and enthusiasm for the job was at odds with the rest of the motley crew in the service area. He tried to correct what had happened and went out of his way to please. So if you deal with Lowdham in the future, ask for him by name. Now I'm gonna post this and see if some or all of it gets through the sensor!