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Hi! Drama Llamas!!
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Update... And not a good one. Credit Card refused, went to financial ombudsman, also refused. As the car was purchased on my mothers credit card, and the car is in my name. Great! Looks like a dodgy dealer got away with it. I am over £2000 and trading standards said Its now a case of betterment, as I am in a better position now with a new gearbox then I was. Even though it hasnt added £2000 on the value of the car, and I have paid £7000 for a car thats worth £5000. Makes you laugh..... Not!
In which case you need to open a case with the small claims court. It is very easy to do, just go to Money Claim Online at the HM Courts & Tribunals Service. The costs are relatively little, compared to what is at stake.The greater danger, for most of us, lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short; but in setting our aim too low and achieving our mark0
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