Just collected second hand car today and have a few problems

JustinR1979

If only you'd said in your first post you were female

Savvy_amateur

harveybobbles wrote: »

I get sick to death of reading stuff on here like this.. !!!!!! read the handbook, play with buttons - its all part of the fun of getting a new car.

People like the OP make me so glag I'm not in the motor trade any more.

Amen to that

Savvy_amateur

JustinR1979 wrote: »

If only you'd said in your first post you were female

Apology accepted

FiremanDave

Savvy_amateur wrote: »

Apology accepted

Now you know why he's single.

vansboy

Apart from the annoying issues, which will probably be easy for the garage to sort, it would have been a good idea to have had a bit of a 'handover' to the customer, explaining the simplest of things,as it isnt expected that they would know where everything was.

Thats what we used to do, when I had my sales business.

VB

JustinR1979

FiremanDave wrote: »

Now you know why he's single.

Steady on, it's my birthday!

FiremanDave

JustinR1979 wrote: »

Steady on, it's my birthday!

:beer: :bdaycake:

force_ten

I try and take threads at face value and try and find a solution if possible

I have realized that not all threads on here are a wind up by somebody with two much time on there hands

Savvy_amateur

force_ten wrote: »

I try and take threads at face value and try and find a solution if possible

I have realized that not all threads on here are a wind up by somebody with two much time on there hands

It turned out to be a simple solution as you suggested. Thank you for your kindness.

Tilt

I remember when working in the after sales department of a main dealers (not going to name the marque as can't be arsed answering the inevitable smart-arsed remarks) a customer returned his week old car complaining about the rear window winder-handles not being in the exact same corresponding positions when the windows were closed.