What are my rights if I want to return car to dealer?

nobbysn*ts

No, any thread which yet another customer ripped off by a used car dealer, you come along and troll with your usual advice. Which is always 'leave it, if they fix it, they're dong you a favour' As a used car troll, you're a master! But enough, the op can see you're trolling yet again today, so you carry on if you want to.

motorguy

nobbysn*ts wrote: »

No, any thread which yet another customer ripped off by a used car dealer, you come along and troll with your usual advice. Which is always 'leave it, if they fix it, they're dong you a favour' As a used car troll, you're a master! But enough, the op can see you're trolling yet again today, so you carry on if you want to.

My viewpoint was as per everyone elses except yours - the dealer must fix it, refund or replace, but you need to get the car to him.

Yours was "demand a refund".

Also i dont know where you are getting this that i purposely support the motor trader on every thread by default. You clearly dont read my posts then

harveybobbles

So did we find this law then..?

motorguy

harveybobbles wrote: »

So did we find this law then..?

:rotfl:

No. Still waiting...

harveybobbles

I had a guy with a broken road spring on his 2005 Vectra a few years ago.. Came back demanding a refund saying his car was a death trap.. Which I was concerned at.

Turned out he'd been to kwikfit for a puncture a month after he bought it from me and they spotted the spring.. then said it needs discs, pads, shockers, tyres and back box..

So I replaced two springs (my view is that if one has snapped, the other will be close behind) and offered to put a new MOT on at a council MOT centre in his home town.

Result: Passed.

motorguy

harveybobbles wrote: »

I had a guy with a broken road spring on his 2005 Vectra a few years ago.. Came back demanding a refund saying his car was a death trap.. Which I was concerned at.

Turned out he'd been to kwikfit for a puncture a month after he bought it from me and they spotted the spring.. then said it needs discs, pads, shockers, tyres and back box..

So I replaced two springs (my view is that if one has snapped, the other will be close behind) and offered to put a new MOT on at a council MOT centre in his home town.

Result: Passed.

Sadly more and more typical these days and one of the reasons why i got out.

Still, good that you (as i would have done) went the extra mile to ensure the customer went away satisfied.

nobbysn*ts

Cool story. Cue more back slapping from other dealers.

harveybobbles

Wouldnt normally offer a free MOT several months down the road, but this spaz of a customer was doing my head in with "death trap" comments and muttering CAB/TS - but I always say to customers "when you go to CAB or TS, please invite them to contact us.."

A guy with a 307 1.6HDi once went 8000 miles over his service, but then moaned like hell when his turbo failed.

He had it towed to our garage, so I moved it onto the double yellow lines outside and reported it as abandoned.

nobbysn*ts

harveybobbles wrote: »

Wouldnt normally offer a free MOT several months down the road, but this spaz of a customer was doing my head in with "death trap" comments and muttering CAB/TS - but I always say to customers "when you go to CAB or TS, please invite them to contact us.."

A guy with a 307 1.6HDi once went 8000 miles over his service, but then moaned like hell when his turbo failed.

He had it towed to our garage, so I moved it onto the double yellow lines outside and reported it as abandoned.

That story I do believe. Customers are a"spaz" and you"ll dump the knackered car you sold them onto double yellow lines. I've no doubt motorguy will be slapping you on the back again shortly!

mattyprice4004

nobbysn*ts wrote: »

Cool story. Cue more back slapping from other dealers.

Wow, you really are a knob aren't you?
Grow up.

And no, I'm not a car dealer