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Retail Price Protection
Amber87
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi i am curious to see if retial price protection is the same or similar to ppi and if i am entitled to it back. Back in 2008 i brought a brand new car from eden vauxhall i was told that the only way i could buy the car and the only way banks would take me on was if i took out a retail price protection of £349. I no longer have the car and recently brought a new car from the same place but they didnt even mention me taking out the protection this time.
Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
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http://www.inchcapeusedcars.co.uk/insurance-products/retail-price-protection.asp
Wouldnt have thought taking this would affect your loan application? though i could be wrong, this gives you the full cost of your car if it is damaged and wrote off.
In the link i have given, it says it works in conjunction with a fully comp policy, is this what you had?.
Sorry i cannot help you more, but hopefully someone will post who knows more about this.0 -
Yes ur rite it does cover me if the car is damaged or wrote off, but unfortunately they must of thought that by telling me that if i didnt take it out i would not be able to take out a loan with a bank, so i suppose its my own fault then for believing them. I did have a full comprehensive cover. Thanx anyway
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From what you say, it seems they made a misleading statement which caused you to take a course of action (i.e. buying the policy) that you would not otherwise have taken.
That would seem to give you grounds for complaint.
Without seeing the actual documentation I can't be sure but it sounds like it may well be a regulated insurance contract so I think putting a complaint in would be worthwhile.
A fax to the dealer would be a good start. It proves receipt and is cheaper than a letter.0
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