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I bought a 2002 bugeye with just 80K miles back in December 2015, sold with a misfire, dealer said to replace coils and plugs...sold as seen
First the clutch went (cost me 550 to fix) Now the bottom end has gone and it needs a rebuild.... do you think the dealer should front the cost of the rebuild (as I can't afford the cost at all) or it it just bad luck on my part? Do I have a leg to stand on if I called the dealer? Only driven it a few hundred miles!
Unless you signed a disclaimer stating sold for parts or spares then you legally have a 6 month fit for purpose warranty if bought from a dealer who is vat registered
Sold with no warranty I wouldn't of thought you have 6 months to take it back if it breaks?
Might be wrong tho?
If I bought a car from a garage,screwed it around,blew the engine up,could I get my money back?
If a major component goes, you are covered legally if you persue.
Most don't bother, garages try fob you off but that's the law as far as I know it.
Cool.
Stick to your guns then jimbo,get some money out of them.
Might be a little more difficult as you bought it with known faults,all depends on what you signed really.
Cool.
Stick to your guns then jimbo,get some money out of them.
Might be a little more difficult as you bought it with known faults,all depends on what you signed really.
I belive if it was sold/signed for as parts or spares then that's the way out for garages
25 February 2016, 02:41 PM
whats your thoughts guys?
