Used Car Problems

motorguy

perryhogan wrote: »

Once again thank you everyone for the replies. My car is a 2006 model so kind of hoping the issue isnt the one you posted above.

Will await and see how the warranty turns out and obviously if the "wear and tear" issue arrises Ill be straight back onto the phone.

Clutch isnt locked up by the way.

Given the price you paid and all the age of the car, i dont think they could make 'wear and tear' stick, so dont let them go down that route.

Sgt_Pepper_2

pgilc1 wrote: »

Given the price you paid and all the age of the car, i dont think they could make 'wear and tear' stick, so dont let them go down that route.

Have yet had a bang on the head?

s_b

Sgt_Pepper wrote: »

Have yet had a bang on the head?

for your information if you want to get clever pal the supplying dealer can say OP BROKE IT
Car cost £6000 take us to court we will fight it
to be honest your attitude is exactly the reason some crooks go into car sales just to pull the pants on fools like you
to OP ignore sgt penniless hes on day care

Sgt_Pepper_2

s_b wrote: »

for your information if you want to get clever pal the supplying dealer can say OP BROKE IT
Car cost £6000 take us to court we will fight it
to be honest your attitude is exactly the reason some crooks go into car sales just to pull the pants on fools like you
to OP ignore sgt penniless hes on day care

I've never bought from a back street trades like you and your mate.

motorguy

s_b wrote: »

for your information if you want to get clever pal the supplying dealer can say OP BROKE IT
Car cost £6000 take us to court we will fight it
to be honest your attitude is exactly the reason some crooks go into car sales just to pull the pants on fools like you
to OP ignore sgt penniless hes on day care

Ironically, the larger the dealership, the more likely they are to do this. They've entire legal departments to call upon and can bide their time.

Thats why i always say to keep it friendly and worth with the dealer where possible. Establishing an entrenched viewpoint like Mikey72 and Sgt Pauper can force things down a route no one wants to go down.

Certainly be firm, but keep it civil if at all possible.

mikey72

pgilc1 wrote: »

Ironically, the larger the dealership, the more likely they are to do this. They've entire legal departments to call upon and can bide their time.

Thats why i always say to keep it friendly and worth with the dealer where possible. Establishing an entrenched viewpoint like Mikey72 and Sgt Pauper can force things down a route no one wants to go down.

Certainly be firm, but keep it civil if at all possible.

We've agreed so far, let's keep this thread on track for the op, and leave the name calling out of it.

s_b

pgilc1 wrote: »

Ironically, the larger the dealership, the more likely they are to do this. They've entire legal departments to call upon and can bide their time.

Thats why i always say to keep it friendly and worth with the dealer where possible. Establishing an entrenched viewpoint like Mikey72 and Sgt Pauper can force things down a route no one wants to go down.

Certainly be firm, but keep it civil if at all possible.

Certainly is
I had a very large ruck with one of the main players this morning,theres no way i can beat them and i aint gonna try

perryhogan

Again thank you for replies. Sgt pepper I'm not sure why you keep getting involved in the thread. Anyway......

I'll wait and see what happens tomorrow. Will post details

motorguy

perryhogan wrote: »

Again thank you for replies. Sgt pepper I'm not sure why you keep getting involved in the thread. Anyway......

I'll wait and see what happens tomorrow. Will post details

Any update?

perryhogan

pgilc1 wrote: »

Any update?

Yeah sorry. Gearbox spindle went. Warranty comvered and paid for many thanks for the people who took time to reply to me. Have learnt a lot