Just remember the simple rules about brokers.

• Never use one that asks for money at any point of the deal. They get paid by the supplying dealer.

• Never use one claims to have cars on stock. Dealers stock cars, not brokers.

• Never buy form a broker that says its OK to keep the V5 for 6 months, its illegal and you would not be the first owner.

• If a deal looks too good to be true it wil be.

I have bought from Carfile.net and got a great deal and the car was delivered by the dealer as arranged. V5 arrived within 2 weeks from DVLA with me as first keeper

I have a work collegae who bought from Drive the deal, exactly the same.

I placed an order with Broadspeed several years ago, all went well until the supplying dealer proved himself to be a total muppet. Broadspeed apologised and tried to find another dealer but failed. Eventually a local dealer matched their deal but I had to wait 5 months for the car. Would not use Broadspeed now since they demand a fee from the buyer before introducing you to a dealer, pure greed.

Don't forget the supermarkets, I have bought brand new pre-registered cars from a couple in the past with no issues. The discounts were much higher (over £2000 in one instance) than brokers were offering and the cars had done less than 10 miles each time. OK, were were the 2nd keeper but when we either PX'd or sold them privately it made no difference to the prices we got.

Do carfile part ex?