changed mind about buying car

lesalanos

Herzlos wrote: »

Car dealerships HPI checks are never £80 a pop. I thought they got them for peanuts?

What they pay and what they charge are often different

spacey2012

edd78 wrote: »

the dealer is evans halshaw

They have a few more brains than your local thug garage, they know you are just as likely to change your mind again and buy from them in future if they treat you with respect.

jaydeeuk1

edd78 wrote: »

i managed to cancel car and get my deposit back. thank you for all your help

I'm waiting for you to now be accused of working for them

Fair play to them.

londonTiger

spacey2012 wrote: »

They have a few more brains than your local thug garage, they know you are just as likely to change your mind again and buy from them in future if they treat you with respect.

yeah, thats the good thing with dealing with big companies, they do focus on customer service and will take a hit on a few customers and still be polite and reasonable with you.

missile

That is the first positive report I have read about Evans Halshaw, :A

used_car_manager

hi

if you have signed the order form as a finance customer you can cancel and get your deposit back,

if you have signed as a cash customer you have actually signed the order form to say you have the funds to pay for that car, the dealer legally force you to buy the car.

but they wont they will just keep the deposit if they are a terrible dealer,

i always gave deposits back no matter what the buyers remose excuse was because you never knew if they guy would come back a few weeks later or if he had just recomended a relative who was about to buy, couldnt see the point of upsetting people for £100, would i like it done to me, no, so why do it to others

Tilt

Sgt_Pepper wrote: »

Of course you can change your mind and have every right to cancel.

There may however be a financial penalty in doing so.

No organisation can issue a penalty other than one which has proper legal status such as a local authority.

However, there maybe an admin charge involved which I certainly wouldn't think it would be more than £100. From a legal point of view, they would have to show a breakdown of their losses if they were to charge more and pursue it.

Tilt

Reg_Vardy wrote: »

hi

if you have signed the order form as a finance customer you can cancel and get your deposit back,

if you have signed as a cash customer you have actually signed the order form to say you have the funds to pay for that car, the dealer legally force you to buy the car.

but they wont they will just keep the deposit if they are a terrible dealer,

i always gave deposits back no matter what the buyers remose excuse was because you never knew if they guy would come back a few weeks later or if he had just recomended a relative who was about to buy, couldnt see the point of upsetting people for £100, would i like it done to me, no, so why do it to others

Using which legislation exactly?

oldhand

missile wrote: »

That is the first positive report I have read about Evans Halshaw, :A

Well, what did you expect their mother to say?.......;)