Cheated by car dealer..

motorguy

colino wrote: »

I think you may be overreacting just a little bit. Car came into stock, was "immaculated" and put up for sale. Only the prep. boys would have been aware of it needing a bit more work, and now if that hasn't worked, I'm sure the garage, once they've had a sniff, will be only too happy to book it in for a deep clean.
Don't spend any more of your own money, let them fix the problem.

My point exactly.

Why email them??

anotherbaldrick

Looking at the hairs in the photographs I am not sure they are dog. I wonder if the previous owner bred Kune Kune pigs ??

http://www.edinburghzoo.org.uk/animals/individuals/kunekunepig.html

jk2813308004

pgilc1 wrote: »

My point exactly.

Why email them??

I forgot to mention, I live about 2 hours from the dealership.
So I prefer emailing rather than calling because I believe that anything written is proof.

@ The guy who said Kune Kune Pigs, that stuff just sent a shiver down my spine!

How can someone have pigs in the car?

Ihatecameron

Have you checked under and behind the back seat to make sure there are no dead animals.

Meanwhile eat plenty of baked beans before you drive.

photome

gilbert_and_sullivan wrote: »

Are you sure it's normal dog smell, unless the animal(s) have messed in the car then dog smell isn't normally as unpleasant as you describe.

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Really. If I ever go in to a house where a dog is, I cant stay long as the smell is usually disgusting.

So to me dog smell is very unpleasant

To the OP I would take car back to dealership, its only half a day there and back.

Why not name them..bet it is Evans Halshaw